Dec 18, 2022
The Christ of Christmas: the Humility of Christ
Philippians 2:8 “And being found in fashion
as a man, he humbled himself, and became
obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.”
Christmas is an occasion for us to celebrate
how Jesus Christ, Who is God, was born as a
man so that He could die for our sins. Jesus had
to humble Himself to become a man. He “made
himself of no reputation and took upon him the
form of a servant.”
But Jesus could have become any kind of
man. He could have become a great king, a
wealthy businessman, or a powerful military
leader. He chose to become the humblest kind
of a man instead. He chose to become a servant
and was born into a carpenter’s home.
Jesus’ humility does not stop there. He
humbled Himself even further by consenting to
die on the cross for the sins of the world.
Execution on a cross was one of the most
humiliating forms of death that depraved man
has ever invented. He hung on a cross for all to
see, shake their heads, and mock him.
Why did Jesus submit to so much humiliation?
He did it for you and me. By humbling Himself and
dying on the cross, Jesus paid the penalty for our
sin so that we might be saved. All we must do to
receive the salvation that Jesus offers is humble
ourselves and accept the free gift of forgiveness by
faith.
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  • Dec 18, 2022The Christ of Christmas: the Humility of Christ
    Dec 18, 2022
    The Christ of Christmas: the Humility of Christ
    Philippians 2:8 “And being found in fashion
    as a man, he humbled himself, and became
    obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.”
    Christmas is an occasion for us to celebrate
    how Jesus Christ, Who is God, was born as a
    man so that He could die for our sins. Jesus had
    to humble Himself to become a man. He “made
    himself of no reputation and took upon him the
    form of a servant.”
    But Jesus could have become any kind of
    man. He could have become a great king, a
    wealthy businessman, or a powerful military
    leader. He chose to become the humblest kind
    of a man instead. He chose to become a servant
    and was born into a carpenter’s home.
    Jesus’ humility does not stop there. He
    humbled Himself even further by consenting to
    die on the cross for the sins of the world.
    Execution on a cross was one of the most
    humiliating forms of death that depraved man
    has ever invented. He hung on a cross for all to
    see, shake their heads, and mock him.
    Why did Jesus submit to so much humiliation?
    He did it for you and me. By humbling Himself and
    dying on the cross, Jesus paid the penalty for our
    sin so that we might be saved. All we must do to
    receive the salvation that Jesus offers is humble
    ourselves and accept the free gift of forgiveness by
    faith.
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    Dec 18, 2022
    The Tree Of Life
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  • Dec 4, 2022The Deity of Christ
    Dec 4, 2022
    The Deity of Christ

    “Let this mind be in you, which was
    also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form
    of God, thought it not robbery to be equal
    with God.” (Philippians 2:5-6)

    One of my favorite Christmas passages in
    scripture is not usually associated with the
    holiday. Philippians 2 describes how Jesus,
    though He is God, became a man. God the
    Son was born of the virgin Mary so He could
    live and die for our sins, be buried, and then
    rise again. That is what we celebrate at
    Christmas time.

    The mystery of the incarnation will always
    perplex us to some degree. Because it is difficult
    to understand, it leads some people to draw
    incorrect conclusions about Jesus. For instance,
    some people conclude that Jesus was not God
    from the beginning but became God through
    living a perfect life. The Bible does not teach this.
    The Bible teaches that Jesus is God, He was God
    in eternity past, and He will always be God.

    Understanding the truth about the Deity of
    Christ is important if you are to fully appreciate
    what He did for us. He willingly set aside the
    glory and the honor that was rightfully His as
    God the Son to be born as a man and die for us.
    No one has ever given up as much as Jesus did
    when He came to earth. The cute little Baby in the
    manger was no less than the eternal Creator God
    of the universe.

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    Oct 30, 2022
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    Walking in the Truth

    For many deceivers are entered
    into the world, who confess not that
    Jesus Christ is come in the flesh. This
    is a deceiver and an antichrist. Look
    to yourselves, that we lose not those
    things which we have wrought, but
    that we receive a full reward.

    (2 John 1:7-8)

    Truth is important. A culture built
    on a foundation devoid of absolute
    truth is not sustainable. It will collapse
    under the weight of its own subjectivity.
    It results in a loose collection of individuals
    all living in their own imaginary worlds
    with no way to relate to each other. It is
    important that you believe that there is
    truth, and it is important that you believe
    the things that are true.

    In the tiny epistle of 2 John, the
    beloved apostle commends those who
    walk in the truth and warns them to be
    on guard against those who do not believe
    the truth and spread lies about the person
    of Christ. Jesus said, “I am the way, the
    truth, and the life.” Those who follow
    Jesus must acknowledge that there is
    truth and that Jesus is the personification
    of truth. John goes so far as to prohibit
    truth followers from extending hospitality
    to those who come to deceive and deny
    Christ. The danger is that we would be
    swept away by their lies and deceit, or
    that we would harm our testimony by
    associating with them. We could then
    lose the rewards we would have received
    if we remained faithful. We must practice
    Godly discernment concerning the people
    we follow and promote lest we be guilty
    by association with those who don’t follow
    the truth.

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    Sep 25, 2022
    Faithfulness of Giving to Missions
    Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers
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    Sep 19, 2022
    The Contagious Church
    September 18 Sunday AM by Jeffri Polanco