Podcasts about lord's table

Pastor Sam                     1 Corinthians 11:17-34

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1st Corinthians 11: 17 - 34

Brother Tom Holt | 1 Corinthians 11:25-34

Have you ever noticed how easily we remember the traumatizing events in our lives, big and small? We never forget! We all have trauma, even those of us who think we don’t, are impacted by it in daily life more than you realize. They’re called core memories that cling to us, spring up without warning, they frame how we see life. These memories can breed bitterness, strain relationships, & foster a mindset of victimhood & entitlement. Have you experienced how easily these memories distract you from following Jesus or remembering the Word of God? It can almost seem like trauma is specifically designed to keep us from remembering mercy and redemption! But when it comes to remembering what God has done for us, it seems that requires more effort & discipline. We must have frequent, regular remembrance of the powerful moments God has displayed His sovereign grace to us. Remembering His goodness a vital part of both our obedience & our transformation.

Have you ever noticed how easily we remember the traumatizing events in our lives, big and small? We never forget! We all have trauma, even those of us who think we don’t, are impacted by it in daily life more than you realize. They’re called core memories that cling to us, spring up without warning, they frame how we see life. These memories can breed bitterness, strain relationships, & foster a mindset of victimhood & entitlement. Have you experienced how easily these memories distract you from following Jesus or remembering the Word of God? It can almost seem like trauma is specifically designed to keep us from remembering mercy and redemption! But when it comes to remembering what God has done for us, it seems that requires more effort & discipline. We must have frequent, regular remembrance of the powerful moments God has displayed His sovereign grace to us. Remembering His goodness a vital part of both our obedience & our transformation.

A new MP3 sermon from Arbor Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Lords Table: Past, Present, Future Speaker: John Raquet Broadcaster: Arbor Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 6/6/2021 Length: 15 min.

Johnny Graves and Felicity Hentschel continue our series through the book of Luke with a special sermon about communion.(August 4th, 2024)

7 April 2024

Last week was a hard sermon, as James taught us to look within ourselves for the cause of fights within the church. Our selfish, individualistic, arrogant pursuit of our own desires & passions put us at odds with each other, and with God. It was a tough message, but James provided a beautiful, soft landing, reminding us that God gives MORE GRACE! Have you ever experienced the joy, the liberation that comes when God answers our humble prayers for more grace? It’s something the unredeemed can’t understand; joy (supernatural satisfaction) flowing from our humble repentance. Because genuine, humble repentance at cross, is the only place where that harvest of righteousness can begin. Many people seek that experiential bliss with God, those moments where his presence is unmistakable. Scripture teaches nothing brings us closer to God than when we draw near to Him in humility to pray for more grace! In fact, humble repentance provides more intimacy w/God & is more powerful than anything else in a Christian’s life. Humble repentance brings us closer to God than any earthly blessing, worship song, or spiritual experience. That’s why understanding what true humility & repentance looks like is an important test of our ropes of faith. In fact, the most powerful repentance isn’t personal induvial repentance, but corporate, community repentance. (James 4:6-10) But He gives more grace. Therefore it says, "God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble." Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hangs, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded. Be wretched and mourn and weep. Let your laughter be turned to mourning & your joy to gloom. Humble yourselves before the Lord and He will exalt you.

Last week was a hard sermon, as James taught us to look within ourselves for the cause of fights within the church. Our selfish, individualistic, arrogant pursuit of our own desires & passions put us at odds with each other, and with God. It was a tough message, but James provided a beautiful, soft landing, reminding us that God gives MORE GRACE! Have you ever experienced the joy, the liberation that comes when God answers our humble prayers for more grace? It’s something the unredeemed can’t understand; joy (supernatural satisfaction) flowing from our humble repentance. Because genuine, humble repentance at cross, is the only place where that harvest of righteousness can begin. Many people seek that experiential bliss with God, those moments where his presence is unmistakable. Scripture teaches nothing brings us closer to God than when we draw near to Him in humility to pray for more grace! In fact, humble repentance provides more intimacy w/God & is more powerful than anything else in a Christian’s life. Humble repentance brings us closer to God than any earthly blessing, worship song, or spiritual experience. That’s why understanding what true humility & repentance looks like is an important test of our ropes of faith. In fact, the most powerful repentance isn’t personal induvial repentance, but corporate, community repentance. (James 4:6-10) But He gives more grace. Therefore it says, "God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble." Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hangs, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded. Be wretched and mourn and weep. Let your laughter be turned to mourning & your joy to gloom. Humble yourselves before the Lord and He will exalt you.

Who does Jesus invite to sit with Him?We all struggle with who we are comfortable with and who we are not. Who has sins that we tolerate and sins that we recoil from. But, what do the meals of Jesus tell us about His heart towards the outside? Jerell explains how Jesus' eating habits can inform our compassion. 

The post Road to Resurrection Part 2. The Lords Table, Luke 22v14-20 appeared first on Calvary Chapel Crossover.

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My prayer today is that every one of us see Jesus with a fresh, clear perspective, as we gather around His table.

As humans, we are prone to forget the goodness of our Lord, especially in the hustle and bustle of daily life. The reality is that we all need reminders of God's faithfulness to keep our faith anchored and our hearts filled with gratitude. Luckily, God knows this about us and has given us various ways to experience His presence and build monuments of remembrance. One remarkable example of this is the story of Joshua and his use of stones to build a physical monument of God's faithfulness. Beyond that, God has also given us the gift of living stones, His people, to be a testament to His grace and love. As we continue on in our journey of faith, it is crucial to teach and share with future generations the stories of God's faithfulness, so that they too may experience His unforgettable presence in their lives.

As humans, we are prone to forget the goodness of our Lord, especially in the hustle and bustle of daily life. The reality is that we all need reminders of God's faithfulness to keep our faith anchored and our hearts filled with gratitude. Luckily, God knows this about us and has given us various ways to experience His presence and build monuments of remembrance. One remarkable example of this is the story of Joshua and his use of stones to build a physical monument of God's faithfulness. Beyond that, God has also given us the gift of living stones, His people, to be a testament to His grace and love. As we continue on in our journey of faith, it is crucial to teach and share with future generations the stories of God's faithfulness, so that they too may experience His unforgettable presence in their lives.

In Luke's gospel, Jesus is constantly interacting with those the text refers to as "tax collectors and sinners". Many of those times, Jesus is seated at a table, eating with them. In this episode, Spencer and Jack look at the institution of the Lords Supper in Luke's gospel narrative and connect the theme of Jesus eating with sinners to Jesus' eating with Judas. Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

In Luke's gospel, Jesus is constantly interacting with those the text refers to as "tax collectors and sinners". Many of those times, Jesus is seated at a table, eating with them. In this episode, Spencer and Jack look at the institution of the Lords Supper in Luke's gospel narrative and connect the theme of Jesus eating with sinners to Jesus' eating with Judas. Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

Luke's gospel places the discussion between the apostles about "who is the greatest?" right after the Lord's Supper implementation. Why here, and what does this mean for us today? We discuss in this episode. Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

Luke's gospel places the discussion between the apostles about "who is the greatest?" right after the Lord's Supper implementation. Why here and what does this mean for us today? We discuss in this episode. Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

MATTHEW 26:14–29

You ever been invited to a party or event so special to the host, you felt honored just being included on the guest list? The occasion is special, the venue is beautiful, the food will be great, the people attending are precious to you. Maybe it’s a wedding celebration for a close friend or family, a celebration of a milestone, or the gift of tickets for the Superbowl of your childhood team in our home stadium, to see your fav player of all time Tom Brady win another ring. You just know it’s gonna be a great day, a moment in life where treasured memories are made, a day to anticipate. It’s so exciting, so important, you want to be ready so you can enjoy it to its fullest, so even months away you prepare. But your preparation isn’t just about you, its also a way to honor the person who loved you enough to invite you! You want them to know you know you are honored by the invite; you wouldn’t miss it! You make sure you’re ready! You don’t wait till 24 hours before. Maybe you decide to lose some weight, buy the right outfit, book your travel plans. As the day gets closer, excitement builds, you’re filled w/gratitude, you check, double check everything. You are ready! That’s how I was feeling this week as I studied today’s passage & wrote this sermon. You ready? Let’s go!

You ever been invited to a party or event so special to the host, you felt honored just being included on the guest list? The occasion is special, the venue is beautiful, the food will be great, the people attending are precious to you. Maybe it’s a wedding celebration for a close friend or family, a celebration of a milestone, or the gift of tickets for the Superbowl of your childhood team in our home stadium, to see your fav player of all time Tom Brady win another ring. You just know it’s gonna be a great day, a moment in life where treasured memories are made, a day to anticipate. It’s so exciting, so important, you want to be ready so you can enjoy it to its fullest, so even months away you prepare. But your preparation isn’t just about you, its also a way to honor the person who loved you enough to invite you! You want them to know you know you are honored by the invite; you wouldn’t miss it! You make sure you’re ready! You don’t wait till 24 hours before. Maybe you decide to lose some weight, buy the right outfit, book your travel plans. As the day gets closer, excitement builds, you’re filled w/gratitude, you check, double check everything. You are ready! That’s how I was feeling this week as I studied today’s passage & wrote this sermon. You ready? Let’s go!

The post Luke 22v14-20 The Lords Table appeared first on Calvary Chapel Crossover.

A new MP3 sermon from Lavington Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Lords Table Devotional 04/Sep/22 Speaker: Tim Jackel Broadcaster: Lavington Baptist Church Event: Devotional Date: 9/4/2022 Length: 6 min.

Devotion by Tom Kay Music performed by Ben Wang, Owen Galt, and Patrick Flanigan “Revelation Song” Words and music by Jennie Lee Riddle; 2004 Gateway Create Publishing (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing) CCLI Copyright License #: 688737 CCLI Streaming License #: 20100936

Devotion by Tom Kay Music performed by Ben Wang, Owen Galt, and Patrick Flanigan “Revelation Song” Words and music by Jennie Lee Riddle; 2004 Gateway Create Publishing (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing) CCLI Copyright License #: 688737 CCLI Streaming License #: 20100936

Devotion by Tom Kay Music performed by Ben Wang, Owen Galt, and Patrick Flanigan “Revelation Song” Words and music by Jennie Lee Riddle; 2004 Gateway Create Publishing (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing) CCLI Copyright License #: 688737 CCLI Streaming License #: 20100936

Three reasons why we gather still at the Lord's table.

May 15, 2022 Evening Service. Part of the select series.

There is a lot to learn about the Lords Table. Is it just crackers and juice? Is it transformed into the body and the blood of our Lord? What is the significance of doing this together? Let us see what Gods Word can teach us through this 3 part series!

There is a lot to learn about the Lords Table. Is it just crackers and juice? Is it transformed into the body and the blood of our Lord? What is the significance of doing this together? Let us see what Gods Word can teach us through this 3 part series!

There is a lot to learn about the Lords Table. Is it just crackers and juice? Is it transformed into the body and the blood of our Lord? What is the significance of doing this together? Let us see what Gods Word can teach us through this 3 part series!

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