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Retreat Message 1 エペソ人への手紙4:1b-3 etc. Unity of the Church in the Spirit

Ben Everson is a preacher, a musician and an encourager at heart. Ben has ministered in evangelistic crusades, Bible colleges and Christian schools, Bible and missionary conferences, camp meetings and other settings. Ben's lifelong mission is to see the local church refreshed and believers renewed through Christ-centered music and preaching. He and Frank Garlock have co-authored We Need Revival: Biblical & Practical Observations. He is also the author of the book, The Revival Nobody Wants.

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The sermon challenges the church's tendency to elevate human leaders to the status of idols, urging believers to redirect their admiration and worship exclusively to Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3, the speaker highlights how spiritual immaturity manifests in factionalism and personality cults rather than devotion to God. He warns against placing confidence in men who are inherently flawed and fallible, emphasizing that only Christ is worthy of such exaltation. The message calls for a return to biblical priorities where ministers are respected but never placed on pedestals that obscure the glory of God. Ultimately, the preacher asserts that true spiritual direction and deliverance come solely from Jesus, who remains faithful when human leaders inevitably fail.

The sermon emphasizes the necessity of spiritual presence and undivided attention when attending church services, drawing from Exodus 24 where God commands Moses to come up to the mount and be there. It argues that believers must engage their hearts and minds fully rather than merely occupying a physical seat, as this engagement allows them to encounter the person of Jesus and receive His transformative Word. The preacher highlights that true worship involves listening for God's voice and valuing the gift of Scripture over mere entertainment or social fellowship. Additionally, the message stresses the importance of modeling this deep engagement to the younger generation, showing them that spiritual matters are paramount. Ultimately, the text calls the congregation to delay their departure and linger in God's presence, prioritizing spiritual nourishment over worldly distractions.

The sermon contrasts the service of Martha with the worship of Mary to illustrate the necessity of prioritizing time at Jesus' feet before engaging in ministry work. It emphasizes that true worship requires submission, humility, and costly sacrifice, while warning against the pride and complaints that lead to spiritual burnout. The central message urges believers to cultivate a pure heart for God rather than seeking human approval or performing duties out of obligation. By focusing on Christ as the object of worship, individuals can find enduring joy and strength through the Holy Spirit instead of their own fleshly energy. Ultimately, spending time in intimate fellowship with Jesus produces a lasting faith that sustains believers through trials and future events.

The sermon explores the multifaceted nature of God as Savior through the epistle to Titus, highlighting salvation promised with godliness, presented with grace, and possessed by mercy. It emphasizes that believers must adorn the doctrine of God through sober living, sincere relationships, pure speech, and dedicated service across all stages of life. The message urges the church to reject worldly carnality and instead live in constant anticipation of Christ's glorious appearing. By focusing on the clarity of salvation through mercy rather than human works, the preacher calls for immediate obedience and personal holiness. Ultimately, the text serves as a pastoral exhortation to find peace in God's control while eagerly awaiting eternal reunion with Him.

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What would happen if Jesus Christ stood at the front door of our church? Would we gladly welcome Him, or keep Him at a distance? In Colossians 3:15–17, Paul calls the church to throw open the doors and let Christ take His rightful place at the center of our life together. As Christ rules among us, His peace governs our relationships, His Word fills our conversations and worship, His authority shapes everything we say and do, and thankfulness overflows from our hearts. This message challenges us to examine whether Christ truly occupies the most prominent place in our church and reminds us that the happiest, healthiest church is the one where Christ is welcomed to rule and reign.