1 Corinthians 1 (Part 2) :18-31 • God Chose What is Foolish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- A chapter by chapter and verse by verse study of 1 Corinthians taught by Pastor Paul LeBoutillier of Calvary Chapel Ontario, Oregon. (Originally recorded Jan 17, 2016)
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I was raised in the Mormon Church.... I grew up, and began raising my children in that too...but as an adult, I finally humbled myself, and really began to look. I started reading the New Testament, and was completely blown away! The Jesus of the Bible, is NOT the Jesus of the Mormon Church! We were taught to not really pay attention to the cross...but I believe now, that we have to know about what happened in the Garden, and also, the cross! The cross is definitely an important part of the story!!
I bless the day, God moved Pastor Paul through my path.
I love my Bible! 13 years ago, I walked away from the Mormon Church. The history is too messy, and the lies are too deep. I proudly wear a cross, because now I know the real Jesus, and through Him, I am saved! ❤️
let the weak say I am strong in the lord. Amazing that the word of God is so powerful. I have decided to live for him alone and let him control my life. AMEN
Amen! Thankyou Lord for your word🙏
Jesus Thank you for the cross✝
Thank you Pastor Paul
An the Children of the new covenant
Peter gives us Good Warning!
2 Peter 2: 18-22 ff
Faith
The Blood of Christ Jesus is our Victory!
By his Wounds are alone
Sufficient to Effect the Healing of all the Nations of the World !
Zech 12:10
Isa 52:13-15
Isa 53:12
So Welcome to the Shepherd' of our Souls
1Peter 2: 21-25
In Jesus Name
Amen
I thank you for you making God's word easy to understand
I love your Teaching of God words. Pat Jackson
Amen and thank you Lord Jesus 🙏🙏❤️
Amen
Is it possible in verse 17 that Paul was saying baptism is no longer needed because we are now saved under Grace , which was the gospel he was preaching
Water baptism was never "needed" from a salvation perspective. It has always been an act of obedience and identification with Jesus. But it has never been a requirement for salvation.
Chapt 1 completed thank you for your studied
Amen 🙏
Thank you ❤
Jesus wasn't a "weak" Messaiah but rather a "humble" Messaiah.
The message is the same but Christ was anything but weak.
Amen 🙏