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CloseChad De Jager - October 20, 2024
Spiritual Babies
We love grace, especially when we are on the receiving side of it. But have you ever considered why have you been given grace? And why is your experience of life and ability different from that of the people around you? Every church is a collection of different people with wildly different gifts and abilities. Ephesians 4 says that these different spiritual gifts and abilities are intentionally given by God to “equip the saints for ministry.” That means our gifts were given on purpose for a purpose. This fall, we want to open your eyes to the grace you’ve received and equip you for a life of ministry with God. So, we are going to link together five teaching series into a mega-series called Equip The Saints. We will start with an invitation to Fear Less because of confidence anchored in Christ. Then, we’ll move to a study of The 4 Relational Habits of the Early Church, learning how to apply them in our communities. In October, as our culture prepares for national elections, we will invite you and your neighbors to find Hope In An Anxious World. And in November, we will celebrate finding God’s generosity in Defining Moments. And the season of Advent will study The First Messengers of the Gospel. This week, we will use Ephesians 4 to study the difference between immature believers and mature followers of Jesus. We will use those differences and evaluate ourselves as we try to become the type of people who can bring hope to an anxious world.
Scripture References: Romans 8:18-39
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