Redemption and Salvation: Are They One and the Same?
November 1, 2023
I did not realize there was so much controversy about whether the spiritual meanings of “redemption” and “salvation” are one and the same.
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WORDS OF THE WEEK: God’s Gift of Salvation and the Gifts of the Spirit
August 27, 2020
The Spirit will give you the desire to do and be like Jesus!
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Words of the Week
Worship Where You Are
April 8, 2020
Scripture: Psalm 139:7 -Where can I go to escape your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? (Complete Jewish Bible) In this, the most holy season on faith calendars, practitioners of practical spirituality struggle to hold on to the communal expressions of shared religiosity amid the tension of governmental mandates to public health and safety. Amid these days of pandemic and panic, frustration and faith, the religious-minded find themselves in the tension of spiritual celebration and spatial isolation. Worshipers, clergy, laity and religious leaders are drawn between coming together to share their faith and being obedient to public guidelines
Words of the Week – He Took My Place
April 24, 2019
This the story of God’s salvation plan for the forgiveness of sin. Three women go to the tomb of Jesus Christ early Sunday morning. He had been dead for three days. They discover the body is not there, then suddenly see two angels. The angels ask why are they seeking the living among the dead. Had they forgotten who Jesus is? Had they forgotten what He said? The angels remind them. Then they remember. They go and tell the disciples that He has risen. The disciples and apostle don’t believe them. But Peter gets it and runs to the tomb