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Rest is a firewall against the idolatry of work. When we rest, we remind ourselves that our identity comes from our union with Christ. It’s his perfect work that provides the security we need to truly rest. When we find our identity in Christ our resting becomes inseparably linked to the worship of God.
Rest is a firewall against the idolatry of work. When we rest, we remind ourselves that our identity comes from our union with Christ. It’s his perfect work that provides the security we need to truly rest. When we find our identity in Christ our resting becomes inseparably linked to the worship of God.
Rest is a firewall against the idolatry of work. When we rest, we remind ourselves that our identity comes from our union with Christ. It’s his perfect work that provides the security we need to truly rest. When we find our identity in Christ our resting becomes inseparably linked to the worship of God.
Rest is a firewall against the idolatry of work. When we rest, we remind ourselves that our identity comes from our union with Christ. It’s his perfect work that provides the security we need to truly rest. When we find our identity in Christ our resting becomes inseparably linked to the worship of God.
What does it mean to live out our identity as those who are the recipients of the grace and peace of Jesus in the world as “engaged exiles?"
What does it mean to live out our identity as those who are the recipients of the grace and peace of Jesus in the world as “engaged exiles?"
What does it mean to live out our identity as those who are the recipients of the grace and peace of Jesus in the world as “engaged exiles?"
Occasionally at Grace Community Church, we study selected Scripture passages that do not fit into a particular sermon series. These selected sermons allow us the opportunity to address the concerns of a particular passage in the preaching/teaching ministry of Grace Community Church.
What does it mean to live out our identity as those who are the recipients of the grace and peace of Jesus in the world as “engaged exiles?"
What does it mean to live out our identity as those who are the recipients of the grace and peace of Jesus in the world as “engaged exiles?"