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How will our bodies be changed in the resurrection? Will we be the same person we were on Earth? Will we know each other in Heaven?

The resurrection is a fact. But what kind of bodies will we have? Far better ones than the ones we have now. We will all be raised. Those in Christ will be glorified. We will finally experience the promised victory over sin and death in all its fullness. And we will be with Christ. Watch on youtube: https://youtube.com/live/orhKxWV146k

Christain Community: Being a people for God

Materialism is the god of our culture.

Pastor Kern shares on the beauty of diversity and unity in the Body of Christ through God's Holy Spirit.

Be who you are. You have been set free in Christ.

Discovering the nature of the believer's resurrected body.

We are saved as individuals to be members of a body, who express their God given gifts for each other's blessing, and God's glory, in Love.

2 Corinthians 2:14 There are numerous things to thank God for. 2 Corinthians 2:14 reminds us to be thankful for the triumph God gives us over sin.

God partners with His children, with those people who actively trust Him, working in the world in various ways. We have the privilege of asking God to work for those around us and of obeying Him in being the answer to many of those prayers. Jesus is LORD over all, even the demons must obey His commands and none are able to overcome His strength. We are always in an evil generation; we frequently demand signs of Jesus, trying to force Him to prove Himself. His death, burial, and resurrection give witness to His power and truth and provide for us hope that lasts beyond our present circumstances. He isn't looking for pretenders; He wants genuine followers. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy on Sunday, July 11, 2021 at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL.

What are the bonds that brethren share? What is the type of love brothers are to share? How can we practice brotherly kindness?

How do we "live a life worthy of the calling we have received"?

Theme: Why did Jesus come into our world in the form of an infant? When Jesus came into our world, God wrote himself into our history. We cannot go back and change the past, but God in his power comes and he reconciles past, present and future. Jesus came to fight the two enemies that we cannot conquer: death and Satan. The incarnation is pointing forward; God will always get the glory in the end. If we are in Christ, one day we will have the body and the right to reign with him.

v.4: After urging believers to walk in unity, Paul is laying a theological groundwork for that unity. God is one, yet His oneness is manifested in many ways. In these passages, Paul focuses on His oneness or unity. In this oneness and unity we will see the Trinity In v. 4 we see the Holy spirit. In v.…

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God entrusts His leaders to serve His people so that they can properly serve Him and one another. Today we look at how this body of Christ is to function.