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The Rise of Individualism: Why It's All about Me – Part 4 |
| Ephesians 4 | April 27, 2008 |
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| Greg Stiekes | Sunday School |
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The crisis of authority, in which rational thought was exalted above the Holy Scriptures, eventually brought about the rise of individualism, or the sovereignty of the individual. But it is the "unity" of the body of Christ that signals its "maturity," a unity in doctrine and love and purpose. In these sessions, the New Testament doctrine of unity in the church is set against the current mood of individualism, compelling us to take great care how we conduct ourselves as the body of Christ. |
| Colossians 2:11-15 | April 20, 2008 |
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| Greg Stiekes | Sunday Morning Service |
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In the face of false teaching that believers need something in addition to Christ for their spiritual stability, Paul insists that those who have come to Christ by faith need nothing more than Him. In this text, Paul demonstrates this truth by proclaiming the work of Christ for His church. Here we discover three magnificent accomplishments of Christ for us which provide the believer full security to live and serve eternally in the presence of the Father. |
The Rise of Individualism: Why It's All about Me – Part 3 |
| Ephesians 4 | April 20, 2008 |
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| Greg Stiekes | Sunday School |
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The crisis of authority, in which rational thought was exalted above the Holy Scriptures, eventually brought about the rise of individualism, or the sovereignty of the individual. But it is the "unity" of the body of Christ that signals its "maturity," a unity in doctrine and love and purpose. In these sessions, the New Testament doctrine of unity in the church is set against the current mood of individualism, compelling us to take great care how we conduct ourselves as the body of Christ. |
| Colossians 2:8 | April 13, 2008 |
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| Greg Stiekes | Sunday Morning Service |
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Philosophy is a means by which we discern the truth about the unseen. As believers in Christ, we must take care to guard our thinking against bad philosophy. In this text, Paul warns us not to be taken captive by a philosophy which is marked by four terrible qualities. |
The Rise of Individualism: Why It's All about Me – Part 2 |
| Ephesians 4 | April 13, 2008 |
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| Greg Stiekes | Sunday School |
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The crisis of authority, in which rational thought was exalted above the Holy Scriptures, eventually brought about the rise of individualism, or the sovereignty of the individual. But it is the "unity" of the body of Christ that signals its "maturity," a unity in doctrine and love and purpose. In these sessions, the New Testament doctrine of unity in the church is set against the current mood of individualism, compelling us to take great care how we conduct ourselves as the body of Christ. |