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See how local Church of God congregations are taking the love of Jesus into their own neighborhoods to show up in meaningful ways for the communities they serve.
We’re committed to the mission that Jesus Christ gave every believer: to make disciples of all nations (Matt 28:18–20). The Church of God movement appeared in the 1880s in the midst of the broader American Holiness Revival.
Jesus is the subject. Jesus came to change the world. As followers of Christ, we, too, are called to change the world by demonstrating the love of Christ.
In sum, we find that Jesus, as He stated, is the main subject of the entire Scripture. Indeed, everything in the Bible is about Him. Consequently, when we read and study Holy Scripture we must always do it from this perspective.
Every living thing is subject to God - Jesus included - but not by decree, power or coercion, but love and worship alone. He was subjected 'in the flesh' and remains so 'in the spirit' as Paul points out consistently.
Apr 22, 2021 · From beginning to end, your Bible is an epic story about Jesus. And why is Jesus so central, so ultimate, so unequaled in its pages and in hearts around the world? Because only he came to earth, truly God and truly man, and lived a perfect life; died an atoning death; and rose to vanquish sin, Satan, darkness, and death.
Jul 24, 2017 · First, we study a parable that Jesus once told and explained (Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43). Then, we explore the slogan “Jesus is the Subject.” Pastor David’s contention: Jesus wants to be the entire sentence! Listen here: Jesus is the Subject
Jun 21, 2013 · B. The subject of our mission is the work of Jesus Christ on the cross. Christ had to suffer and rise again from the dead so that repentance for forgiveness of sins could be proclaimed in His name (24:46-47). The main subject of the Bible is how sinners can be reconciled to a holy God.
Yes, from the testimony Jesus Himself the entire Scripture is about Him. He said. You search the Scriptures, because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is these that bear witness of me . . .
“Jesus” is the subject of the four Gospels. Their one subject is the Life of Jesus. It is the Lord’s human name; the name by which His mother called Him, when He lay as an infant in the manger cradle, when He played as a little child on the cottage floor of Nazareth; the name of Him who was the village carpenter; the name of
