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Church Membership and Church Discipline 1:05:48

3 days ago1:05:48

1:05:48

The church is an institution composed of members. Those members play an active, essential, vital role as priests who guard the church against heretical doctrinal and practice. Members are collectively authorized to stamp and un-stamp their approval on “who” true Christians are. Thus, members carry a gravely important responsibility that must be exercised with wisdom and caution, but it must be exercised nonetheless. Institutions, membership, and church discipline must all be seen as flowing from, not antithetical to, love.…

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Acts 14 52:55

10 days ago52:55

52:55

No matter the highs and lows, Paul and Barnabas successfully completed their first missionary journey by resting in Christ and His calling—not on the praise of men. They didn’t think of themselves as entirely different or better. They were messengers who told the news of Jesus come what may. They were then faithful people who returned to encourage the disciples to remain faithful in the fight.…

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Acts 13:1-12 57:25

28 days ago57:25

57:25

Jesus, by the hands of Paul and Barnabas, conquers and sets free an island territory bound under the Satanic spell of syncretistic false religion.

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Acts 12 1:03:31

6 weeks ago1:03:31

1:03:31

Using the exodus motif from Israel and Jesus, Luke prepares the reader for a new phase in the life of the Church. Persecution, sluggish faith, and the powers of the world are easily overcome by God. Jesus continues to use the unlikely and unimportant as models for watchful faithfulness as He works to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth.…

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Acts 11:19-30 49:26

7 weeks ago49:26

49:26

Following in the positive wake of Peter’s defense, the church becomes surprisingly multiethnic in Antioch. Jerusalem sends an encouraging man by the name of Barnabas to help the ministry; as the ministry grows, Barnabas recruits his old friend Paul for further assistance. In a surprising twist, famine strikes the Jerusalem church, and it is Antioch which comes to the aid of Jerusalem. These surprises and hardship prove that the church moves forward as one with the same generosity it has had since the beginning.…

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Acts 10 1:05:12

14 weeks ago1:05:12

1:05:12

Josh Sneed covers the Gentile Pentecost of Acts 10.

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Acts 9:32-43 39:33

15 weeks ago39:33

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In prelude to the Gentile Pentecost, Peter heals Aeneas and raises Tabitha. These episodes continue to stretch Peter’s understanding and involvement in the gentile mission. Luke is likely contrasting these individuals with characters from Virgil’s Aeneid to highlight that the expansion of the kingdom of God brings life in contrast to the destructive expansion of the worldly kingdom of Rome.”…

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Acts 9:10-31 44:48

16 weeks ago44:48

44:48

Paul comes to life and exits exile as the church affirms Paul’s conversion and is baptized. Paul immediately begins acting on the calling that the Lord has given him by ministering to both Jew and Gentile audiences, proclaiming Christ to them. A few years later, Paul engages with the Apostolic headquarters in Jerusalem largely thanks to Barnabas’ affirmation of Paul. Paul escapes death threats once again, this time heading for his hometown of Tarsus.…

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Acts 9:1-9 1:03:14

17 weeks ago1:03:14

1:03:14

Saul, later called Paul, begins as one who opposes the church but is transformed on the Damascus Road. In a story of ironic spiritual reversals, the heavenly light of Christ shows Paul that he remains in personal spiritual exile while the church of many nations has found the way out of exile. In a parallel text, Paul receives his commission to act as a mini-Isaianic servant who is a light to the Gentile nations.…

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Acts Review 1:07:46

19 weeks ago1:07:46

1:07:46

In this lesson, we review chapters 1-8 of Acts as we return to our study of the book. Main points from this lesson are: Jesus reigns. The restoration of all things has begun. The true temple is spreading across the world in the Gospel.

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Parenting Series 8: Self and Parenting (Part 2) 58:15

20 weeks ago58:15

58:15

These two lessons aimed to assist parents in grasping what the self is in order to more clearly aid their child in understanding who they are. We discussed that there are matters essential to our identity with uniquely essential parts of our identity given to us in union with Christ. Beyond the essential matters of identity, there remain “accidental” portions of our identity which require careful instruction from parents to children. Despite the transient nature of these accidental qualities, our essential qualities as Christian, human persons should be brought to bear on these matters. Because of this, every quality about our persons (and every introspective identity thought) should ultimately have its terminus on God, increasing His beauty in our minds and decreasing our prideful self-absorption and idolatry.…

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Parenting Series 7: Self and Parenting (Part 1) 1:02:23

22 weeks ago1:02:23

1:02:23

This lesson provides a biblical basis for a discussion of "identity" which prepares for part 2, application of identity questions to parenting.

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Parenting Series 6: God and Parenting 1:10:40

23 weeks ago1:10:40

1:10:40

This lesson discussed the Scriptural directives regarding how parents are to transmit the story of God to their children. Some “best practices” on how to accomplish this were offered regarding education generally and spiritual education according to cognition, affection, and volition. Within the topic of spiritual education, the what, who, when/where, and why of discipline were addressed as parents represent the loving chastisement of God our Father. These best practices were considered together in the culminating activities of familial and corporate worship. Lastly, because Scripture sets the provocation of children in direct contrast with raising them to love the Lord, fourteen “worst practices” of provocation were educed for consideration.…

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Parenting Series 5: The Idyllic Ending 1:00:34

27 weeks ago1:00:34

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The idyllic end of the story is an absolutely essential hope in the parent-child relationship. This ideal is not merely some ethereal, fairy-tale ending; rather, Jesus incarnates and embodies the ideal. At His first coming, He inaugurated the restoration of all things which is first seen in the new nature of Christians. Like all humans, children must participate in the ideal. This is only possible by the Father’s election, the Son’s accomplishment, and the Spirit’s application of redemption. Often through parental evangelism, God frequently and graciously imparts faith to the hearts of children which transforms their cognitive, affective, and volitional heart functions. As more and more hearts are redeemed, the sin issues both within and without of a child begin to disappear as righteousness prevails. Ultimately, these redeemed hearts congregate into a spiritual family called the church. By virtue of Jesus’ person and work, the creation mandate is fulfilled in the church which allows all individuals to participate in parent-child relationships despite physical calling. Parents, both physical and spiritual, thus participate in the sanctification of the redeemed hearts found in their children.…

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Parenting Series 4: The Antagonist of the Story (Part 2) 1:16:29

28 weeks ago1:16:29