1 corinthians 6:19-6:20

Caring Community Church

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

Jesus set the example of how to live. He had every right to be arrogant and self-righteous, but he demonstrated for us the proper attitudes of humility, service, obedience and sacrifice.

In this sermon, Pastor Matt delves into the delicate topic of gender identity from a perspective rooted in love and understanding. Beginning with powerful personal narratives, he highlights the struggles faced by individuals questioning their gender identity while emphasizing the importance of acceptance and empathy within the church community. With a foundation in biblical teachings, the sermon explores the distinction between sex and gender, emphasizing God's intention in creating individuals as male and female. Pastor Matt encourages listeners to appreciate the diverse qualities designed by God while dispelling stereotypes and societal expectations.

In this sermon, Pastor Matt delves into the delicate topic of gender identity from a perspective rooted in love and understanding. Beginning with powerful personal narratives, he highlights the struggles faced by individuals questioning their gender identity while emphasizing the importance of acceptance and empathy within the church community. With a foundation in biblical teachings, the sermon explores the distinction between sex and gender, emphasizing God's intention in creating individuals as male and female. Pastor Matt encourages listeners to appreciate the diverse qualities designed by God while dispelling stereotypes and societal expectations.

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

The people of God are now the dwelling place of the presence of God. Pastor Jon breaks down the tabernacle and applies it to our relationship with the Lord.

Mission Church of the Nazarene

Mission Church of the Nazarene

Jesus' Words, "Abide in Me, and I in you, as the branch cannot bear fruit of itself except it abide in the Vine. I am the Vine, ye are the branches." The branches receive life and nourishment from the vine or the branches will wither and die.

Main Point: Jesus cares what we do with our bodies… 1. What is He Saying? (Matthew 5:27-30) 2. What is He Teaching? (Romans 3:10-17, 23; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20) Track: Ikson - Coral [Official] Music provided by Ikson® Listen: https://youtu.be/H-tZoq4hA0w Used in Intro and Outro

Main Point: Jesus cares what we do with our bodies… 1. What is He Saying? (Matthew 5:27-30) 2. What is He Teaching? (Romans 3:10-17, 23; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20) Track: Ikson - Coral [Official] Music provided by Ikson® Listen: https://youtu.be/H-tZoq4hA0w Used in Intro and Outro

College Hill Presbyterian Church

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

When we hear the phrase “The Temple of God'', we often think about a church. It invokes visions of perhaps an ancient structure. But the temple of God is not necessarily a building. In biblical times, David was passionate about building a temple for God. He did not want this for himself or to increase his legacy. He wanted to build it for God. David spent years preparing and storing up the best materials needed to build the dwelling place for God. He desired above all to please God. After Jesus died on the cross, things changed. Now, through the infilling of the Holy Ghost, God dwells in us. We are intended to be the temple of God. We must do our best to prepare our bodies and hearts to be the dwelling place of God. Like David, we must plan and use the best materials to make our bodies a place that God wants to dwell. To do that, we must honor God with our lives and be holy. Holy means set apart. But holiness is more than rules and being set apart from the world. To be holy, a person must choose to be consecrated unto God. Simply being away from the world is not enough. When we seek God and a lifestyle of holiness, we must also pursue God. Leaving the crowd is the first part, but continuing a lifestyle of walking toward God is essential. Holiness and being set apart are about trying to be nearer to God. The separation allows us to focus on what God wants to draw closer to Him. Setting ourselves apart has a God-given purpose. To understand that, we must understand the nature of sin. Too many people look at holiness as God’s measuring stick to determine our failure. Holiness is the pursuit of God, so the closer we get to God, the further we get from sin. The bible tells us that the result of sin is death. God loves us and doesn't want sin to destroy us.

When we hear the phrase “The Temple of God'', we often think about a church. It invokes visions of perhaps an ancient structure. But the temple of God is not necessarily a building. In biblical times, David was passionate about building a temple for God. He did not want this for himself or to increase his legacy. He wanted to build it for God. David spent years preparing and storing up the best materials needed to build the dwelling place for God. He desired above all to please God. After Jesus died on the cross, things changed. Now, through the infilling of the Holy Ghost, God dwells in us. We are intended to be the temple of God. We must do our best to prepare our bodies and hearts to be the dwelling place of God. Like David, we must plan and use the best materials to make our bodies a place that God wants to dwell. To do that, we must honor God with our lives and be holy. Holy means set apart. But holiness is more than rules and being set apart from the world. To be holy, a person must choose to be consecrated unto God. Simply being away from the world is not enough. When we seek God and a lifestyle of holiness, we must also pursue God. Leaving the crowd is the first part, but continuing a lifestyle of walking toward God is essential. Holiness and being set apart are about trying to be nearer to God. The separation allows us to focus on what God wants to draw closer to Him. Setting ourselves apart has a God-given purpose. To understand that, we must understand the nature of sin. Too many people look at holiness as God’s measuring stick to determine our failure. Holiness is the pursuit of God, so the closer we get to God, the further we get from sin. The bible tells us that the result of sin is death. God loves us and doesn't want sin to destroy us.

Welcome to the audio podcast for Dogwood Church in Athens, TX.