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This week we continue to examine the question, “What will we do in heaven?”   Pastor Ron Lewis takes us to several scriptures to show us that we will actually reign with Christ in heaven.  Isn’t that exciting?  There are certain roles that we have here on earth and those roles will be enhanced in heaven because there will be no sin or failure there.

Notes:

Administration without Failure

1) Delegated Roles of Authority and Submission on the earth…

a) Government

b) Workplace

c) Family

d) Church

2) Our Shared Reign with Christ in Heaven…

a) Will be executed without failure.

b) Is an integral part of our inheritance.

c) Will be in proportion to our faithfulness here.

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Administration Without Failure

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This week we continue our study on heaven and in particular attempt to answer the question of “What will we do in heaven?” Pastor Ron Lewis’ message is titled, “Service Without Exhaustion.”

In our day we get weary in well-doing, but in heaven we will never tire of serving God.  This sermon is very encouraging and gives us hope for the future.  What a glorious place heaven will be for us!

Notes:

1) Priestly Service under the Old Covenant…

2) Priestly Service under the New Covenant…

3) Priestly Service in Heaven…

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Service Without Exhaustion

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In this message we begin to analyze what we will do in heaven.  Have you ever wondered what you will do there?  I have.  Pastor Ron takes us into the Word to find the answer.  We stop at several spots in Revelation to help us understand.  This is a very exciting picture of heaven and makes us look forward to it all the more.

Notes:

a. Worship without Distraction

1) Rev. 4:8-11

2) Rev. 5:8-14

3) Rev. 7:9-17

4) Rev. 11:15-17

5) Rev. 14:6-7

6) Rev. 15:1-4

7) Rev.19:1-6

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Worship Without Distraction

 

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Pastor Ron Lewis starts out this new year of 2012 by focusing our attention on how we should pray.  It is so important that we pray according to God’s Word to have powerful and effective prayers.   This Sunday he takes us to Matthew 6:9-13, which is commonly known as ”The Lord’s Prayer,” and voiced in many churches weekly.  But, actually this a model for prayer that Jesus gave his disciples and also to us.  If you are like me and your prayer life has gotten a bit stale, listen and renew your prayer life right now.  It will be a blessing!

Notes:

A.  GOD’S GLORY

1.  God’s Name (v9B)

2.  God’s Kingdom (V10a)

3.  God’s Will (V10b)

B.  MAN’S NEEDS

1.  Man’s Provision (V11)

2.  Man’s Pardon (V12)

3.  Man’s Protection (V13)

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A Model Prayer From Jesus

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This year Christmas fell on Sunday and was a special blessing as we went to church to celebrate Christ’s birth with our fellow Christian brothers and sisters.

Joel Spencer presented the Christmas message this year, titled, “The Whole Message of this Life,” taken mainly from Acts 5:20.

Our Lord Jesus wanted people to hear the “whole” gospel message, not just part of it mixed in with man’s traditions.  The disciples were told by the angel of the Lord to go out and tell this message to everyone.  Joel Spencer shows us what happened when they did.

Acts 5:20 “Go, take your stand in the temple courts and declare to the people the whole doctrine concerning this Life.” [the eternal life which Christ revealed].  Amplified Bible

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12-25-11 The Whole Message of this Life – Joel Spencer

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Again this week we study our series of “What the Bible Says About Heaven.”

Pastor Ron’s message is titled “Relationships in Heaven – Part 2.”  Again we look at what our relationships will be like in heaven in various ways.  Last week  he talked about holy angels, and families.  Today he teaches about our relationship with God in heaven.  This is exciting stuff.

Notes:

h.  Relationships

3) God

a) We will be “WITH HIM”…

b) We will “SEE HIM”…

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Relationships in Heaven – Part 2

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 This week’s message starts to deal with what our relationships will be like in heaven.    Today Pastor Ron speaks on our relationships with holy angels and also our family relationships in heaven.  This is a very interesting study as scripture is opened to answer our questions about these things.

Notes:

h. Relationships

1) Holy Angels

a.) What are angels…?

b.) How do angels interact with us now…?

c.)  How will we interact with angels in heaven…?

2. Family

a.) Your earthly family…

b.) Your earthly spouse…

c.) Your heavenly family…

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Relationships in Heaven – Part 1

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This week we continue our study of the series: ” What the Bible Says About Heaven.” Today Pastor Ron Lewis’ topic is, “Our Form After the Rapture.”  It is very interesting to learn what we will be like in our bodies before and after the Rapture.  We already studied the “before” part where we will be disembodied spirits.  Now, we are ready to explore the “after” part.  We, who are Christians, have a lot of wonderful things to look forward to.

Notes:

g. Form After the Rapture (1 Cor. 15:35-49)

OUR RESURRECTION BODIES

A.  The Questions (V35)

B.  An analogy from Agriculture (V36-38)

1.  Dissolution

2.  Difference

3.  Continuity

C.  Other Similar, but Different Forms (39-42a)

1.  Men and Animals

2.  Stars and Planets

D.  Some Exciting Contrasts (V42b-44)

1.  Perishable/Imperishable

2.  Dishonor/Glory

3.  Weakness/Power

4.  Natural/Spiritual

E.  The  Prototype of our Resurrection Bodies (V45-49)

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Our Form After the Rapture

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This week Pastor Ron Lewis is back with us and he continues his series, “What the Bible Says About Heaven.”  The title of this sermon is:  “A Foretaste of Glory Divine,” taken from 2 Cor. 5:5-8.  We are still living here in this world in our bodies that the Lord has given us, but at the same time we can have a foretaste of what lies ahead, and this is very encouraging to us.  We learn what the Christian perspective on life and death should be.

C. Living Here with a Foretaste of Glory Divine (V5-7)

1.  What we’ve been prepared for…V5a

2.  What we’ve been given…V5b

3.  What we know…V6

4.  How we walk…V7

D.  What we Prefer if we can’t have Rapture:  Death (V8)

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A Foretaste of Glory Divine

 

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This week we have our Thanksgiving message brought to us by Elder Joe Casey.

The title of his sermon is:  Where are the Other Nine?  taken from Luke 17:11-21

Have you ever wondered why only one of the ten that Jesus healed from leprosy came back and thanked Him?

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Where Are The Other Nine? – Joe Casey