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In this study we look that implications that our spiritual relationship with Christ and each other brings for the local church and the pattern that is set for it in the New Testament. We find we do God's will as we worship and work together in the spread of the gospel message and the care for each other as family members.
Christ purchased the church with His own blood. In this study we examine how this brotherhood is His body, His family, His bride, His kingdom, His temple and His flock.
A look at the reality and seriousness of the pattern that God has given us to follow with the church. We also look at how that pattern is established and the dangers of changing the pattern.
An overview of some of the most prominent prophecies about the Church. We begin with prophecies about the Messiah, the head of the church., prophecies of Him sitting on the throne of David and the new covenant that would be made with Israel. Then we looks the the prophecies in the gospels and how the inspired apostles said that these prophecies were fulfilled in the church.
Is "Command, Example and Necessary Inference" the way God directs us? Can this type of approach actually be found in the scriptures? If it is, how do we apply it to various religious practices?
An examination of the question of "Are we under law today or not?" Is the gospel a type of a law? If so, and we believe that it is, what kind of law is it, and how do the law of Christ and faith work together?
Many have a number of complaints about churches. This church, that church, any church, every church. We examine what is perfect about the church and how, by God’s plan, sinful people are being perfected in it.
Acts 2 recorders the very first gospel sermon. The apostle Peter gives four arguments to prove Jesus is the Christ. His miracles, the Old Testament prophecies concerning Him, the fact of the resurrection and His exaltation by God. From these, “We know for certain that Jesus is the Christ!”
The phrase "kingdom of God" is used a number of way, but one of the most common ways is in referring to God's church. In this study we examine how the was prophesied in the Old and New Testaments, how the kingdom was proclaimed in the church, and the citizens of the kingdom and members of the church are synonymous.
The church that is built on Christ was not accidental, incidental or put in place in lieu of somethings else. It was the very plan of God from the beginning, as the prophets clearly foretold.
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