Faith Baptist Church of Higginsville, Missouri Podcast

Faith Baptist Church of Higginsville, Missouri Podcast
Faith Baptist Church of Higginsville, Missouri Podcast

This podcast contains the recordings of our weekly worship service.

Épisodes

  1. 19/09/2021

    Worship Service 09/19/2021

    Preacher: Jeremy Herbert Text: Ephesians 2:11-17 Theme: We Are Better Together (Week 2) Thesis: God has called us to experience spiritual health together in a local church family. Notes: * God has gathered us together in a Person: Jesus Christ * John 17 * Acts 9:4, “…why are you persecuting me“ * Acts 20:28, “…the church of God, which He obtained with His own blood.” * Titus 2, “…a people for His very own possession” * Throughout history, when God calls a people He gathers them together * Throughout history, when God gathers His people He gathers them to Himself * Adam & Eve in the garden * Tabernacle in the nation of Israel * Christ in flesh * Spirit indwelling * Future state: we will be physically with God for eternity *  God has gathered us together as His People * Ephesians 2:19, “…fellow citizens…household of God…building, temple, dwelling place of God” * Christ saved each of us–not just from death and Satan–but for His glory and His people * Salvation isn’t about me, it’s about us * We are saved by covenant–into a covenant community * Those are inseparable * “Like every family, we have weird aunts and loud cousins” * God made us for community * As humans * As His people * Heb 10, “…stir each other up to love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves” * 1 Corinthians 12, “…you are a temple of God…” * But more accurately, “…y’all are a temple of God…” * “you” is plural * God has called us together for a Purpose * Ephesians 3:10, “…that the manifold wisdom of God might be made known by the church…”   Live It Out! * Make the gathering a priority * Planning to attend church Sunday morning starts before Sunday morning * Failing to plan is planning to fail * Failing to plan to attend is to plan not too attend * Prepare so that you can attend with joy

    49 min
  2. 29/08/2021

    Worship Service 08/29/2021

    Preacher: Jeremy Herbert Text: Ephesians 2: Theme: Our Identity In Christ Notes: Finding our identity in Christ allows us to relate to others around us in a Christ-like way. Three Truths: * Rooting our identity in Christ releases us from our past * “…you were dead in trespasses and sins in which you once walked….” * “…among whom we all once lived….” * “…even when we were dead in trespasses and sins….” * Our past reminds us that: * We can’t earn God’s love * “I know God loves me–but I don’t think He likes me” * It can be tempting to think that we can do something to “earn” grace * “I did these things, so God kind of owes me a good day” * “This bad thing happened, I must not have done enough to please Him” * If we think God treats us this way–offering grace provisionally or based on works (i.e., not grace), we will relate to others in this same way * How can you reflect God’s grace if you don’t feel God is full of grace– but that He is severe and usually disappointed? * God loves us, not because we are intrinsically or potentially lovely * God makes lovely that which He chooses to love, i.e., He loves us because of of what He has done, not because of what we have done * Growing up in a Christian home you often are protected from committing certain sins that unbelievers harm themselves and others with * “The big ones” * But the closer you grow to Christ, the darker you understand your own sins to be–no matter how socially acceptable those sins might be * God’s desire for us to mourn over our sin is not a call to wallow in shame–it’s a call to accept His offer of grace, repent of our sin, and be made new * At salvation you have been given the resources to be free from sin * It doesn’t mean that some sins may take more time and effort than others to be free from * Sins you are painfully aware of * Sins you are unaware of * Rooting our identity in Christ allows us to rest in His present grace * The call of legalism is often harsh and unforgiving * “This bad thing happened, I must not have displeased God.” * It can also be seductive * “This good thing happened, I must be really righteous” * But the truth is that God loves us with a covenantal love–where God loves us because He has promised to love us–based on the merits of Christ–not because of how you have performed. * Q: Won’t people just feel a license to live as sinful as they want, penalty-free? * A: People truly saved by grace will be transformed by grace. * You need not be pulled here and there by the exhausting sins of: * pride (look what I have done for God) * despair (look what I have done to God) * We must remember that God has entered into a covenant with His people: * By His own initiative * Utterly aware of every one of our sins * And God is for us! * Rooting our identity in Christ restores us to purpose * Graces: * imago dei (ih-MAH-go DAY) — “the image of God” * Every human is made in the image of God * Common grace * Redemptive grace

    1 h

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