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Divine appointments Everything God did, and did in and through Jesus was by divine design. Jesus had many divine appointments and we continue to look at them. Divine appointment with John the Baptist ( Jn1:30-33 ) Divine appointment at wedding ( Jn2:6-9 ) Divine appointment w/Nicodemus ( Jn3:1-21 ) Divine…

Sin brings death, whereas obedience to God brings eternal life.

Introducing the series of "How We Can Know We Have Eternal Life". Proclaiming eternal life.

Gratitud por la vida Estamos hoy aquí para agradecer a Dios el don de Marie Therese Maubert. Pienso que para ella esta Iglesia fue especial. Su participación frecuente en la liturgia y el servicio y atención a los demás son parte de esos pequeños gestos hacia Jesús durante su vida como el Evangelio describe.…

Jesus tells a tale of two men. One was a rich man clothed in purple and fine linen, and he feasted extravagantly every day. He would daily walk by people and ignore them because he was snobby, arrogant, full of himself, and loved only his things. He was full of love for money, wealth, property, and whatever…

Introduction Bible Pass out ( Matthew 7:21-23 ) pg 474 tonight in the Blue ESV Bible COLUMBUS, Ohio — A woman being driven around in a rented limousine pulled up at a coat store and announced she'd won the lottery and would pay for everyone's purchases, police said, but she ended up causing a riot when…

You can put your eternal destiny into the hands of Jesus

TEXT: John 14:1-3 ; Revelation 6:9-11 TOPIC: What the Bible Really Says about Heaven Pastor Bobby Earls, Northgate Baptist Church, Florence, SC Sunday morning, February 5, 2023 Last Sunday I began a message entitled “What the Bible Really Says about Heaven.” This morning I want us to return to that same…

Hoy estarás conmigo en el paraíso San Pablo describe el fin de nuestra vida con sus palabras: Si nosotros vivimos, nosotros vivimos por el Señor. Él nos recuerda que nosotros pertenecemos al Señor. Desde el inicio de nuestra vida hasta la eternidad existe un lazo que nos une a Dios. Fue Dios quien nos…

1. 몸이 다시사는 것과 영원히 사는 것 2. 죽음 3. 부활 4. 영생 5. 신앙은 사망을 이긴다

Reflections on the glory of the new heaven and the new earth, the new Jersusalem, and the kingdom.

Much like the vision in chapter 6, Isaiah gives a picture of the Lord as King on His Throne. He towers over and dwarfs the earth with his immensity. He looks at all the edifaces that mankind can build and says, "whar are these things you've built for me to dwell in?" The King then shows us where his eye truly rests - it looks not at the magnificence of edifaces, but the genuineness of the inner man. The King sees our deeds and our hearts, whether they are repentant or rebellions, and he sees our final state - either comfort and joy in heaven, or judgment and shame in hell (cf. Mk 9).

The NT summarizes and assumes what Genesis 1-2 describes in detail NT summarizes and assumes... 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through him, and without him was not any thing made that was made.…

Heaven is our true and better home.

God saved us from the furnace of His wrath by sending Jesus Christ to die for our sins.

Introduction to Along with chapter 65, this is God’s answer to Isaiah’s prayer, which is recorded in . is the last chapter of the prophecy of Isaiah. In this chapter God continues to answer the prayer of Isaiah that is found in . Isaiah prays, “ Oh that you would rend the heavens and come down, that…

Intro & Review <<READ ENTIRE TEXT then PRAY>> 2 In my Father’s house are many rooms. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you? 3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also. john 14.2-3 HOMESICKNESS??…

A general overview of the Gospel (Salvation to Eternity) using the metaphor of a path (trail).

The conclusion to this great prophetic book takes us right up to the gates of heaven or hell. This passage has parallels with Jesus' teaching that there are just two ways and two destinations (Matt. 7:13-14). Sadly, some are mistaken about which road they are on, as the Israelites of Isaiah's time certainly were. How can you be sure? Find out in this expository sermon from Isa. 66:1-24; sermon begins at about 16:15.