http://rlcf.church
River of Life Christian Fellowship
1306 N Lincoln Avenue
Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
Summary
The message emphasizes that true devotion involves leaving everything—including blessings or gifts from God—to follow Jesus Christ, recognizing Him as the ultimate treasure. The focus should not be on what God gives us, but on knowing and following Him above all else. Ultimately, this leads to a life of offering one's entire self, days, and existence for His glory.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
A call to praise and adore GodThe service begins with a musical call to worship, inviting all who hear to draw near to the temple in prayer and adoration of the Creator.
Leaving everything to follow JesusReflecting on Luke 5, the speaker notes that after the miraculous catch of fish, the disciples left everything behind to follow Christ.Luke 5:11
Finding the pearl of great priceThe disciples recognized Jesus as the pearl of great price, realizing that following Him is more valuable than even the greatest material blessings He grants.
The story behind 'I Will Sing of My Redeemer'The speaker shares the history of Philip Bliss, who discovered his life's song as a poem in a trunk following a tragic train wreck.
Singing of Christ's victory and sweetnessAs the hymn concludes, the speaker reflects on how serving Jesus brings increasing sweetness, grace, and a heart that overflows with joy.
A prayer for spiritual growth and revelationThe speaker prays that those who have stagnated would be unshackled so that the veil might be lifted and they may be conformed more to Christ's image.
The supreme value of knowing JesusThrough song, the speaker expresses that everything once held dear is counted as loss compared to the incomparable gain of knowing Jesus.
Redeemed for good worksReflecting on Titus 2:14, the speaker notes that Christ redeemed us to purify a people who are zealous for good works.Titus 2:14
The connection between love and obedienceThe speaker uses Jesus' words to show that loving Him means keeping His commandments and loving one another.
Offering our lives as a pleasing sacrificeThe congregation offers their past, present, and future—including all their plans and hopes—to be used for God's glory.
http://rlcf.church
River of Life Christian Fellowship
1306 N Lincoln Avenue
Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
Summary
The message emphasizes that true devotion involves leaving everything—including blessings or gifts from God—to follow Jesus Christ, recognizing Him as the ultimate treasure. The focus should not be on what God gives us, but on knowing and following Him above all else. Ultimately, this leads to a life of offering one's entire self, days, and existence for His glory.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
A call to praise and adore GodThe service begins with a musical call to worship, inviting all who hear to draw near to the temple in prayer and adoration of the Creator.
Leaving everything to follow JesusReflecting on Luke 5, the speaker notes that after the miraculous catch of fish, the disciples left everything behind to follow Christ.Luke 5:11
Finding the pearl of great priceThe disciples recognized Jesus as the pearl of great price, realizing that following Him is more valuable than even the greatest material blessings He grants.
The story behind 'I Will Sing of My Redeemer'The speaker shares the history of Philip Bliss, who discovered his life's song as a poem in a trunk following a tragic train wreck.
Singing of Christ's victory and sweetnessAs the hymn concludes, the speaker reflects on how serving Jesus brings increasing sweetness, grace, and a heart that overflows with joy.
A prayer for spiritual growth and revelationThe speaker prays that those who have stagnated would be unshackled so that the veil might be lifted and they may be conformed more to Christ's image.
The supreme value of knowing JesusThrough song, the speaker expresses that everything once held dear is counted as loss compared to the incomparable gain of knowing Jesus.
Redeemed for good worksReflecting on Titus 2:14, the speaker notes that Christ redeemed us to purify a people who are zealous for good works.Titus 2:14
The connection between love and obedienceThe speaker uses Jesus' words to show that loving Him means keeping His commandments and loving one another.
Offering our lives as a pleasing sacrificeThe congregation offers their past, present, and future—including all their plans and hopes—to be used for God's glory.
