1 corinthians 6:9-6:11

Lakeway Baptist Church

Lakeway Baptist Church

Main Point: Our minds are powerful tools that need to be used wisely… 1. How Has the Fall Deformed Speech For Us? (Genesis 2:5-9; 3:8-13) 2. How Does Jesus Reform Speech For Us? (Romans 1:18-25; 28-32, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11) Intro and Outro Music Credited to the following... Release #189 ON THE RUN / Official Release 2nd December 2022 Produced by Ikson® Mixed & Mastered by Ikson®

Main Point: Our minds are powerful tools that need to be used wisely… 1. How Has the Fall Deformed Speech For Us? (Genesis 2:5-9; 3:8-13) 2. How Does Jesus Reform Speech For Us? (Romans 1:18-25; 28-32, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11) Intro and Outro Music Credited to the following... Release #189 ON THE RUN / Official Release 2nd December 2022 Produced by Ikson® Mixed & Mastered by Ikson®

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

We are all sinners. It's a statement we hear often as Christians. We hear it when someone tries to help us feel better after we have messed up. We hear it when someone is trying to excuse their own errors and shortcomings. It sounds biblical, but is it? It is true that "All have sinned and fall short of the kingdom of God" and "None is righteous, no not one". But what about the idea that we "ARE all SINNERS?" In 1 Cor 6:9, Paul lists numerous groups of sinners, idolaters, swindlers, thieves, drunkards and declares that "the unrighteous will not enter the Kingdom of God". in verse 11, he makes a huge statement. After listing off a number of groups of people who practice immoral, sinful behavior, Paul says "and such were some of you". Wait! what? Such WERE some of you? He goes on to say you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified. We no longer identify with these behaviors, we should no longer "practice" such behavior, because Christ did a work, He justified us. He santified us. He redeemed us. How can you continue to live practicing behavior that He sacrificed himself for in order to set us free?

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Bob Hapgood preaches a biblical perspective on homosexuality.

If bad happens to you does it prove you are bad? If you murder, will you be murdered? How does murder play into the history of the world? Particularly the "dispensations" of God. Why was Paul able to shake off a poisonous snake, even though he really was a murderer. And - does a forgiven murderer find it easier to forgive others?

If bad happens to you does it prove you are bad? If you murder, will you be murdered? How does murder play into the history of the world? Particularly the "dispensations" of God. Why was Paul able to shake off a poisonous snake, even though he really was a murderer. And - does a forgiven murderer find it easier to forgive others?

Practicing Proverbs in Ordinary Life: Proverbs

What does true Christian maturity look like? Is it simply time in the church? Is there more? Matt discusses what the Bible teaches about maturity.

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