We See Dimly Now -- Ajay Chakravarthy -- May 22, 2022
Summary
The sermon uses the analogy of seeing dimly versus seeing face-to-face (1 Corinthians 13:12) to describe our current understanding of eternity compared to what we will see in the Lord's presence. The speaker emphasizes that our daily lives should give a taste of heaven, and that our focus should be on beholding God's glory, similar to the angels. Furthermore, the sermon warns that sin will be recognized as profoundly serious in eternity, requiring us to proclaim Jesus' supremacy.
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https://rlcf.church/media/sermons/we-see-dimly-now River of Life Christian Fellowship 1306 N Lincoln Avenue Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
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