Sun, 22 January 2012
Text: Revelation 1:4-8 There is a strong need for encouragement in the lives of Christians daily. The Christian life is filled with significant challenges, hurts, and trials. We need to think in terms of the greatest way to encourage those who are hurting. As we turn in our Bibles to Revelation 1, we will see clearly that John encourages these churches that were facing persecution through a greeting, a doxology and a promise. I. The Greeting- 1. The eternal Father. 2. The all-sufficient (complete) Spirit. 3. The Unique Son-meaning there is no-one like Him. II. The Doxology - 1. Unique love. 2. Freedom. 3. Value. 4. Access
III. A Promise-Behold (a term of attention) He is coming! |
Sun, 22 January 2012
Just how reliable is the Bible? Is it just a collection of books written by men or is it the holy word of God? How did the collection of 66 books come together as the Bible we know it today? Have some books been left out of the Bible? Listen to this muti-week study as we explore these questons and more about the bible and how reliable it really is. This week we will look at Inspiration and answering questions on the actual writing down of the very words of the Bible. We investigate the different theories on inspiration and go into Verbal-plenary which is what most conservative believers adhere to. |
Sun, 15 January 2012
Text: Revelation 1:1-3;19 Definition-the word “Revelation” means to unveil, disclose, or to reveal. Simply said this letter is the unveiling of Jesus Christ.
I. Unveiling
Section 1-John’s Vision of Jesus Christ (1:9-16) Vivid/Powerful Section 2-Messages from Jesus Christ to His bond-slaves (2-3) Loving/Pointed Section 3-Events Prior to Jesus Second Coming (4-18) Worship/Judgment
Section 4-The Second Coming of Jesus Christ (19) Blazing Glory Section 5-The Millennial Reign of Jesus Christ/Great White Throne Judgment (20) Section 6-The Eternal State with Jesus Christ (21-22) II. Blessing
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Sun, 15 January 2012
Just how reliable is the Bible? Is it just a collection of books written by men or is it the holy word of God? How did the collection of 66 books come together as the Bible we know it today? Have some books been left out of the Bible? Listen to this muti-week study as we explore these questons and more about the bible and how reliable it really is. This week we look at a general overview of how we got the Bible (Revelation,Inspiration,Illumination and Application) and a summary of General and Special Revelation. |
Sun, 8 January 2012
Text: Acts 2:42 What are you committed to as an individual member of Christ's Body (the Church)? How are we at SRCC working for the Lord? What does the world see when it looks at the church today?
The practice of the early church consisted of: I. They were committed learners - the teachings. II. They were committed to fellowship. III. They were an obedient Church. IV. They were an dependent Church. V. They were a reverent/God fearing Church. VI. They were an influential Church. |
Sun, 1 January 2012
Text: I Corinthians 12:1 How did you do in reading the word of God last year? How about your study time? How about meditating on the word? How was your prayer life? No matter how you answered these questions there is always room for improvement.
In I Cor. 12 we see the role of Spiritual gifts in serving the Lord. Are some gifts more important than others? Are some more honorable than others? All the gifts are needed and they work together.
How are you serving the people in the church?
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Sun, 18 December 2011
Text: Luke 2:36 The Christmas Story is full of "Front Page" individuals. This week we look at the story of Anna, a person who does not get all the attention but who should be on the front page of the Christmas story.
I . Who was Anna?
II. Commitments of Anna
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Sun, 11 December 2011
Text: Acts 2:42 This week we continue our look at fellowship. We must be commited for fellowship to happen.
I. Fellowship is dependant on more than one person.
II. Fellowship is centered on our unity with Christ.
III. Fellowship is not just doing anything; It's doing God's will.
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Sun, 4 December 2011
Text: Acts 2:42 What are your expectations when an assembly comes together?
I. Apostles teaching - The teachings of Christ.
II. Fellowship
A) Dependant on more than one person.
B) Focuses on our spiritual unity.
C) Doing God's will together.
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Sun, 27 November 2011
Text: Romans 1:8 Something that we tend to neglect is the discipline of giving thanks. We are slow to give thanks and quick to grumble. Today let's look at the example of the apostle Paul. I. The Direction of Paul's Thanksgiving. II. The Depth of Paul's' Thanksgiving III. Paul's Thankfulness for the Growth |

