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God’s Body-Building Program

Matthew 16:13–18; 1 Corinthians 12:12–27

Airs: February 3 - February 7

We have examined the Scriptures to find out what we are to be involved in between now and when Christ returns. But what is the Lord doing? What is He concerned about during this present time? The answer is clear, according to the New Testament. It’s the same project He’s been working on since the Holy Spirit came on the day of Pentecost. Jesus said, “I will build My church” (Matthew 16:18), and that is what He has been doing. In this lesson, we will consider what building the church means, what it includes, and why it is so important. Because all who are born into God’s family become members of His body, we need to understand the benefits of such a union.

February 3, 2012
God’s Body-Building Program
Growing Deep in the Christian Life: Returning to Our Roots
http://www.iflcfileserver.com/broadcast/in20120203.mp3

UPCOMING MESSAGES

  • February 8 - February 9 Three Cheers for the Church

    What a remarkable thing Christ is doing! Out of every continent, country, and nation, He is reaching out to build His body, the church. Held together by the cords of love and unity, groups of people the world over gather to celebrate their faith. But the church is not only universal in scope; it is local as well. Small parts of the whole…geographical segments of called-out ones, placed in suburban communities, quiet countrysides, and busy, metropolitan sites.

  • February 10 - February 14 Encouragement Served Family Style

    Few things steal a church’s joy like discouragement…especially if that discouragement comes not from outside circumstances but from inside instigators. Scripture tells us that we are to “stimulate one another to love and good deeds” (Hebrews 10:24). But far too often we choose instead to speak words that dishearten, hinder, and deter each other from living the life God intends.

  • February 15 - February 16 Worship: Let It Shine! Let It Shine!

    The health of the church is dependent upon balance. Balance between evangelism and instruction. Between caring for one another and reaching out to those we’ve never met. Between command and comfort, encouragement and exhortation, quietness and activity, taking in and giving out. How often a church fails to maintain this essential balance!

  • February 17 - February 21 Let's Consult the Architect

  • February 22 - February 23 The Project: Let's Consider the Cost

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