July 16, 2018

Mission Accomplished (Christ’s Death and Man’s Redemption Through It)

Leave a Comment / Reformed Christianity / By Milj Reblando

Youtube Live Streaming Video recorded April 10, 2020, Good Friday Introduction Suspension of Disbelief is “the temporary acceptance as believable events or characters that would ordinarily be seen as incredible. This is usually to allow an audience to appreciate works of literature or drama that are exploring unusual ideas.” Whenever we are watching a movie, …

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Our Mystical Union with Christ (Song 2:16; Ephesians 3:32)

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By Rev. Lance Filio Introduction Last night, I had a very unusual dream. I dreamed that I was studying for a sermon and the topic was Union with Christ. It was not unusual for me to dream every night. Although, when I dream I usually forget them right away in the morning. But having …

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Death and the Death of Christ (Ecclesiastes 7:2 and Romans 5:6-11)

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By Rev. Lance Filio Introduction According to the wisdom from King Solomon: “It is better to go to the house of mourning than to go to the house of feasting, for this is the end of all mankind, and the living will lay it to heart.” (Eccel 7:2) Which is why, as Christians, we should …

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Lord’s Day 12: Christ and the Christian (Isaiah 61:1 and Romans 12:1)

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As Prophet, Christ fully revealed God to us; as Priest, Christ reconciled us to God through his sacrifice; and as King, Christ ruled over his church through his word and Spirit. As members of Christ, we share in his offices. We receive the full potency of ministry as prophets, priests and kings. By Rev. …

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Why an Evening Service on the Lord’s Day? (Psalms 92:1-2 and Acts 20:7)

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This pattern set for us in Scripture was in line with the morning and evening sacrifices made by the Levites found in Numbers 28. The purpose was for corporate worship (Leviticus 8:3). Introduction I grew up attending three services weekly. These include a Mid-week service and twice on the Lord’s Day with Morning and Vesper …

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Mission Accomplished (Christ’s Death and Man’s Redemption Through It)

Our Mystical Union with Christ (Song 2:16; Ephesians 3:32)

Death and the Death of Christ (Ecclesiastes 7:2 and Romans 5:6-11)

Lord’s Day 12: Christ and the Christian (Isaiah 61:1 and Romans 12:1)

Why an Evening Service on the Lord’s Day? (Psalms 92:1-2 and Acts 20:7)

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