The Difference Between Being Small and Being Broken - Santosh Poonen - September 30, 2018
Part of Santosh Poonen Sermons · 259 of 261
Summary
The speaker contrasts the temporary popularity of following Jesus with the true nature of discipleship. He argues that when being Christian becomes popular, it often lacks the cost of true commitment, contrasting this with the profound meaning of Jesus' 'glorification.' True glorification, according to the speaker, is not about being lifted up by the world's standards, but rather involves going down and dying to self for God's glory.
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http://rlcfchurch.org/difference-between-being-small-being-broken River of Life Christian Fellowship 1306 N Lincoln Avenue Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
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Brokenness and Compassion - Zac Poonen - May 24, 2015
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The central message is that the Christian life must accurately reflect the true nature of Jesus, focusing on internal transformation rather than merely external works or social programs. The speaker warns against equating Christian activity with worldly compassion or visible charity, arguing that the true focus must be on building the 'True Church'—a quality-based community—as opposed to the 'great Babylon' of mere quantity. True discipleship requires internal holiness, as exemplified by Jesus' teachings on anger, which addressed the root of sin.
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