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Everything Begins with a Seed Part 2 - Sun 6/16/24 by OneLifeOK
In Acts 7:54-8:3, Stephen becomes the first martyr of the Christian church. Enraged by his message, the religious leaders of Israel stone him and widespread persecution sweeps through the infant church. Yet, in the darkness of these moments, light breaks through clouds. This text shines the first light of Scripture on Saul (who later becomes Paul) and the church is said to scatter – taking with it the good news of the gospel. As we look at part two of this account of Stephen's life and death, we will focus our attention first on The Stoning of a Messenger, and second, The Seed a Martyr.
The flow of thought that begins in Acts 6:8 stretches all the way to 8:3. It describes a disciple named Steven, records the sermon he delivered to a hostile Jewish council, chronicles his martyrdom, and concludes with the mention of Saul of Tarsus. This epic contains all the characteristics of one remarkable story. That being the case, we will spend the next two weeks exploring, “A Servant, A Sermon, A Stone, and a Seed.” This morning we will just focus on the first two parts under these headings: 1. A Servant of Jesus Christ, and 2. A Sermon on Jesus Christ. For all who are able, would you stand with me as we read Acts 6:8-15.
1. Which of the four soils are Christian and why?2. What is the criteria in which we are able to identify a true believer verses a false believer?3. Who is the one who snatches away the seed for the first soil. What does that tell us about who they belong to?4. What does it mean when it says that they believed for a short while for the second soil. What does it mean for them to have believed then to fall away? Are they saved but not bearing fruit? Or did they lose their salvation?
1. What is the context in which the parable of the sower was given? Who was it given to and why?2. What does the seed represent according to verse 11?3. Who is the seed planter?4. Why did Jesus speak to them in parables according to verses 9 and 10?
There is strength and endurance established through faith in the incorruptible Word of God. Jesus, is the Word made flesh and we believe what He said. He is the Life Changer! To watch the full service, click here: https://www.youtube.com/live/rqgXxvMz41M?si=BiX-MxAluqLfXuyM
Revelation—Unveiling the End, Act 1: The Heavenly Stage
Revelation 2:18-29 / March 18-20, 2024 The church at Thyatira was loving and active, but tolerated a Jezebel in their midst. From the Series: Revelation—Unveiling the End, Act 1 read more
The Bible commands that we are to love, but can we be too nice? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers this question in his study of Revelation 2:1829. The believers of the church in Thyatira were known for their good deeds, faith, and service, but some had one glaring flawa tolerance for bad influences. Misleading teachers had led them into deep sin and suffering. Take in the sobering truth God reveals and understand how to draw God-honoring boundaries that guard your life and faith! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/82/29
Revelation—Unveiling the End, Act 1: The Heavenly Stage
Revelation 2:18-29 / March 18-20, 2024 The church at Thyatira was loving and active, but tolerated a Jezebel in their midst. From the Series: Revelation—Unveiling the End, Act 1 read more
The Bible commands that we are to love, but can we be too nice? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers this question in his study of Revelation 2:1829. The believers of the church in Thyatira were known for their good deeds, faith, and service, but some had one glaring flawa tolerance for bad influences. Misleading teachers had led them into deep sin and suffering. Take in the sobering truth God reveals and understand how to draw God-honoring boundaries that guard your life and faith! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/82/29
Revelation—Unveiling the End, Act 1: The Heavenly Stage
Revelation 2:18-29 / March 18-20, 2024 The church at Thyatira was loving and active, but tolerated a Jezebel in their midst. From the Series: Revelation—Unveiling the End, Act 1 read more
The Bible commands that we are to love, but can we be too nice? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers this question in his study of Revelation 2:1829. The believers of the church in Thyatira were known for their good deeds, faith, and service, but some had one glaring flawa tolerance for bad influences. Misleading teachers had led them into deep sin and suffering. Take in the sobering truth God reveals and understand how to draw God-honoring boundaries that guard your life and faith! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/82/29
A message from Velocity Church in Brenham, Texas.
A vibrant message to further build an unshakable foundation of the Word of God. Strengthened prayers, endurance through challenges, and a growth in faith is sure to be established in this timely message. To watch the full service, click here: https://www.youtube.com/live/rHwAK7-ZPWM?si=iX2f7aaIIUF-Mm22
More than we realize, money is a profoundly spiritual matter. In part 2 of Pastor Kee's message, we learn that worship and money, in fact, are inextricably tied in ways that escape our awareness as modern people. Support the show
More than we realize, money is a profoundly spiritual matter. Worship and money, in fact, are inextricably tied in ways that escape our awareness as modern people. Support the show
In the second part of, “Believe In The Seed,” Jim Scudder Jr. dives deeper into the concept of sowing first fruits. He underscores the importance of prioritizing God in our lives, just as the first fruits of a harvest are set apart for a divine purpose in Scripture.
On InGrace today, Jim Scudder Jr. unravels the profound truth that even the tiniest of seeds can grow into something extraordinary. Jim challenges his audience to believe in “seeding" especially when it comes to giving to God.
On this episode, we discuss the concept of seed faith. https://www.gotquestions.org/seed-fai...
In this Episode, we continue the series regarding the parables of Jesus with a discussion on the parable of the sower and the seed. During this podcast, the Holy Spirit encourages everyone not to give up while waiting for a harvest. The seed is anointed! It is guaranteed to bring forth fruit..just hang on! FOLLOW KEY OF DAVID/WOTWM AND ALL OF OUR RESOURCES PROVIDED BY THE LINKS BELOW... ) https://www.youtube.com/user/WatchmenoftheWall https://www.youtube.com/user/KeyofDavidPodcast https://psalm25-4.blogspot.com/ https://isaiah62-6.blogspot.com/ Facebook @cryofthewatchmen Instagram @cryofthewatchmen Twitter @of_watchmen Key_David_Ministries@yahoo.com
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
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What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
What is the purpose of a seed? Its nature is to grow, to mature, to reproduce. That's all the seed knows to do. Discover what's stopping you from receiving a bountiful harvest. Don't settle for a mediocre harvest. Your seeds are meant to grow and multiply even in harsh, less-than-ideal circumstances. Your seed will fight to fulfill its purpose. “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease.” - Genesis 8:22
Conquering Through Conflict
2 Peter 2:12-19 / August 2-3, 2023 Study 2 Peter 2:12–19 with Pastor Chuck Swindoll and learn how you can walk closely with God and keep the garden of your heart pure. From the Series: Conquering through Conflict read more
Conquering Through Conflict
2 Peter 2:12-19 / August 2-3, 2023 Study 2 Peter 2:12–19 with Pastor Chuck Swindoll and learn how you can walk closely with God and keep the garden of your heart pure. From the Series: Conquering through Conflict read more
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