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- Feb 21, 2024Attributes of God Study: Week 16
- Feb 18, 2024God Speaks
Feb 18, 2024God SpeaksBy: Luke GriffoScripture: Exodus 19:4-20:2 www.redeemerchurchofsouthhills.org
- Feb 18, 2024God, Government, and You (Part 2)
Feb 18, 2024God, Government, and You (Part 2)Series: The Book of RomansIn a society where immoral people are in power, it is expected to see partiality, corruption, deceitfulness, and abuse of authority. Unlawful laws not in line with God's law may be passed and enforced. This can lead to chaos, disorder, and lawlessness. As individuals, we cannot reject or detach from the government. However, we can strive to be the most respectful, honest, and obedient citizens possible as far as we are able. We should encourage our government officials to act with integrity, justice, and righteousness and hold them accountable when they fail to do so. We should also remember that God establishes governments and will ultimately be held accountable to Him. Even though we may need to obey God rather than man in certain situations, we can still show honor, respect, and obedience to lawful laws.Scripture: Daniel 6:1-15, Romans 13:1-4
- Feb 11, 2024God, Government, and You
Feb 11, 2024God, Government, and YouSeries: The Book of RomansGod has established three social institutions - the family, the church, and the government. As followers of God, we are responsible for shaping these institutions according to His design. If we overlook the importance of these institutions, we risk the unraveling of our society, leading to a family lacking definition, an ineffective church, and a government lacking justice and accountability. Those in positions of power must fear God, for without this fear, right and wrong can become distorted, and true justice will be lost. As Christians, we cannot remain idle spectators,Scripture: Deuteronomy 17:14-21, Romans 13:1-7
- Feb 4, 2024As Far As It Depends On You
Feb 4, 2024As Far As It Depends On YouSeries: The Book of RomansAs Christians, we can expect pushback and even hostility from the world, so how do we deal with people who don't like us, or more accurately, who we represent very much? We're not "fight fire with fire" or repay evil for evil, even when we're right, for this is where we fall into sin ourselves, but instead, we should seek to bless them, for we have that they need. Pray for them, preach the gospel, be patient, and love them with the love of Christ, even when they don't see it that way.We are to live peaceably with all insofar as it depends on us. This does not mean that we ignore sin or compromise our beliefs, but it does mean that we acknowledge problems, deal with them biblically, and speak with softness and humility.Scripture: Isaiah 65:1-7, Romans 12:14, 17-21
- Jan 31, 2024Attributes of God Study: Week 15
- Jan 28, 2024Harmony Not Haughtiness
Jan 28, 2024Harmony Not HaughtinessSeries: The Book of RomansIn this passage, three characteristics are outlined that all flow from having a humble spirit. We are to live in harmony with other Christians, being of one mind with scripture anchoring our worldview. This means we are patient and have a charitable spirit with one another. Harmony doesn't simply mean peace, where cheap grace is given with no repentance or obedience required, but instead means to stand for the truth of scripture in love.We must be humble toward others, not look down on them, have little patience, or take advantage of weaknesses. Who we are, and the gifts/talents that we have don't come from something within our flesh but are given to us by God.Lastly, we are not to be wise in our own eyes. Our attitude should not be one of promoting or exalting ourselves or living a life based simply on how we feel, which is commonplace in the world. For the Christian, our wisdom comes from the Lord and his Word, and we ought to be fair in assessing our gifts, talents, and abilities as we seek to serve the Lord.Scripture: Proverbs 3:1-8, 13-18, Romans 12:9-16
- Jan 24, 2024Attributes of God Study: Week 14
- Jan 21, 2024God’s Mindfulness of Man
- Jan 21, 2024Contented and Compassionate
Jan 21, 2024Contented and CompassionateSeries: The Book of RomansOur call to contentedness means we genuinely share in each other's joy without looking at ourselves and our wants or needs. In Christ, we have all that we need, even if all else were to be withheld or taken away, and when we get to a place where we are unable and unwilling to rejoice with others' successes, gifts, or joys, that we also desire, we are ultimately saying that God is not enough. We are also called to have compassion for others and avoid the dangers of losing patience or being resentful insofar as we do not cross the line of indulging sinful behavior. The implications of our attitudes toward contentedness and compassion say much about where we are in our walk with Christ, and we must soberly and honestly reflect on where we may fall short.Scripture: Job 2, Romans 12:15