New Testament (182)
  1. We recognize no race, no wealth, no class, no status, and no demographic. We have no political parties. We have a King.
  2. Peter admonishes every soul baptized into Christ Jesus to strive for the new life by the Spirit, resulting in a radically new morality, the ethic of Christ’s Kingdom. That is the new normal.
  3. The new life Christ opened for us in His resurrection, the new life into which we were baptized is a life of faith.
  4. This is the account God has been directing to accomplish the recovery of His global Kingdom and reestablish its rule through Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit.
  5. In prayer, hymns, and readings we hear the great paradox of our faith: Christ is proclaimed the mighty King who reigns, not by way of the so-called “triumphal entry,” but from the cruciform tree of life, the Cross of Calvary.
  6. Look to the cross of Christ and there we see sin has been executed to death.
  7. The true religious experience of knowing the one and only living God in and through His Christ Jesus, produces true enlightenment.
  8. We know how we stand before God, justified, or made just by Jesus’ blood. But there is a future reality too. We certainly will be saved in His judgment because we are justified.
  9. Paul says he would inherit the entire world, not merely a little plot of land between Egypt and Syria. This is what God is after in the Messiah: All people and the entire Earth.
  10. You are part of a new type of humanity, let loose into the world through the life, death, and resurrection of King Jesus.
  11. The Transfiguration means no one must wait in uncertainty and darkness for the morning star to (re)appear.
  12. The Corinthians were making mud pies, playing with imaginary friends, and blindly following know-it-alls who were leading them into theological and moral pitfalls.
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