Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

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  1. 2d ago

    From Eden to Expectation | Lesson 12

    Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

    59 min

  2. 6d ago

    Abound More and More | Lesson 9

    Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

    1h 3m

  3. May 31

    The Redemption in Christ Jesus | Lesson 11

    Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

    1h 2m

  4. May 27

    The Care Following Christian Entrance | Lesson 8

    Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

    1h 3m

  5. May 24

    Eternal Purpose in Christ | Lesson 10

    Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

    56 min

  6. May 20

    The Fruit of Christian Entrance | Lesson 7

    Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

    1 hr

  7. May 17

    Christ Before All Things | Lesson 9

    Have you ever started your view of God’s plan with yourself, your needs, or even with sin and redemption—rather than with Christ Himself? In this sermon from Colossians 1:15–17, we explore the “determinant counsel of God” before the foundation of the world and learn that everything God purposed began not with man, but with the exaltation of His Son. Christ is revealed as the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature, the One by whom and for whom all things were created, and the One in whom all things consist. From creation to authority structures, from history to eternity, everything is designed to center in and display the glory of Jesus Christ. Building on supporting passages in 1 Peter 1, John 17, Psalm 2, Proverbs 8, Hebrews 10, and Ephesians 1, the message shows that Christ was foreordained before the world began, set up as the Father’s wisdom and delight, and willingly accepted the Father’s eternal will. Redemption, then, is not God’s main purpose but the necessary means to reach His ultimate goal: the full exaltation of His Son and the gathering together of all things in Christ. The sermon challenges us to stop beginning with ourselves and to start thinking from Christ outward—seeing creation, history, salvation, our identity, and our future all “in Him,” where God has placed every spiritual blessing.

    1h 1m

  8. May 13

    The Model of Christian Entrance | Lesson 6

    What do people see and experience when you first enter their lives with the gospel? Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 2:1–12, this message explores Paul’s “entrance” among the Thessalonians as a model for how believers should approach evangelism and relationships with unbelievers. We see the integrity of the messenger—boldly proclaiming the pure gospel without deceit, manipulation, flattery, greed, or a desire for human glory, all under the searching eye of God who “trieth our hearts.” Paul’s manner shows that what we refuse to do as we share Christ is just as important as what we say. The sermon then unfolds Paul’s deep affection and clear aim. Like a nursing mother and a caring father, Paul was gentle, sacrificial, and personally invested—imparting not only the gospel of God, but his own soul, laboring night and day so as not to burden them. His goal was not merely a momentary decision, but that they would “walk worthy of God, who hath called you unto his kingdom and glory.” Listeners are challenged to embody the gospel they proclaim: entering unbelievers’ lives with integrity, genuine love, and a long-term aim for their salvation and growth in a life worthy of God.

    1 hr
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