"Imitate Me As I Imitate My Father" - Santosh Poonen - December 10, 2017
Part of Santosh Poonen Sermons - 2008-2018 · 17 of 185
Summary
The speaker emphasizes that sin fundamentally stems from a lack of heavenly perspective, drawing strength from promises like Revelation 3:21. He focuses heavily on Matthew 18, arguing that children represent the opposite of worldly values like greatness or wealth, and that becoming like a child—humble and dependent—is essential for entering the Kingdom of Heaven. Furthermore, he stresses the extreme seriousness of adults modeling Christ's life, warning that actions that cause children to stumble carry severe spiritual consequences.
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http://rlcfchurch.org/sermons/imitate-me-as-i-imitate-my-father River of Life Christian Fellowship 1306 N Lincoln Avenue Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
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Become Like A Baby - To Enter God’s Kingdom — Zac Poonen -- September 7, 2022
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Jesus taught that to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, one must become like a little child, emphasizing humility and complete dependence. The speaker contrasts this with the human tendency toward pride, which stems from the desire to be like God, a sin originating with Lucifer. True faith, therefore, requires adopting the helpless, dependent posture of a baby, recognizing that apart from Christ, we can do nothing.
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