Introducing NCCF - NCCF Conference Mar 3 2012
New Covenant Christian Fellowship http://newcovenantcf.org
Summary
The speaker emphasizes that Christian life requires both internal purity—being filled with God's love—and external reflection of Jesus's life, calling believers to be the active body of Christ. He highlights key concepts for church life, including the 'body,' 'family,' 'bride,' and 'building,' stressing that believers must actively participate in building up the church on Christ's foundation. The message concludes by encouraging unity and involvement within the local church.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Cleaning the glass and filling with God's loveAsking God to clean us from dirt is not enough; we must also ask Him to fill us with the nourishing purity of His love on the inside.
Being the church together to reflect JesusWe were created to be the church, uniting with one another to function fully and follow the Lord just as Jesus went around doing good.
Four scriptural words to meditate onThe speaker shares four biblical words for the church: body, family, bride, and building, which require us to put aside selfishness.
Individual purity and corporate reflectionPurity is the absence of sin plus the fullness of God's love, lived out both individually and through a public ministry like Jesus.Romans 8:29
Sunday meetings and online resourcesThe community meets every Sunday at 10:00, and past sermons and resources are available online.
Thanksgiving for website developers and helpersSpecial thanks are given to individuals in India who volunteered late nights to build the website, as well as those helping with Ustream broadcasting.
Recognizing key conference leadersThe speaker expresses deep gratitude to Kelly and Son for working closely with the elders for months to organize the conference.
Demonstrating a true body experienceThe local church demonstrated a genuine body experience where everyone got involved and helped according to their capacity, leading to practical unity.
