Kakinada Meetings 2015: OVERCOMING THE RULER OF THIS WORLD
Summary
This message focuses on recognizing and experiencing Jesus' love within the context of the Lord's Table. The sermon encourages believers to understand the depth of Christ's sacrifice and how that love should guide their lives and fellowship.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Paul received a unique revelationPaul explained the meaning of the Lord's table by direct revelation from the Lord, unlike the other apostles who were present at the Last Supper.
Coming to the table with reverenceWe must not partake in the Lord's table blindly like a ritual, but with maturity, understanding, and deep reverence.
Jesus gave thanks for His broken bodyJesus gave thanks before breaking the bread, symbolizing how His body would be sacrificed on the cross so we could spend eternity in heaven.
God's unfailing love compared to a motherGod illustrates His deep, unforgettable love by comparing it to a mother's love, even more enduring than a mother nursing her child.Isaiah 49:15
Singing a new song in heavenIn heaven, the song of Christ's blood is sung eternally as if it were being heard for the very first time.Revelation 5:9
Hearing the good news for the first timeImagine hearing for the first time that God became man, suffered the punishment of hell for our sins, and offers complete forgiveness freely.
The Holy Spirit brings the atmosphere of heavenBeing filled with the Holy Spirit brings the joy, peace, and heavenly atmosphere of love into our hearts.
Becoming a worshiper and lover of JesusThe speaker expresses a desire not just to be a preacher, but a lifelong worshiper and lover of Jesus whose heart constantly overflows.
Remembering Jesus as we eat and drinkJesus asked us to do this in remembrance of Him, asking Him personally to give us the bread and cup.
Recognizing our sin and seeking open eyesWe come acknowledging that our sin nailed Him to the cross, asking Him to open our eyes just as He did for the disciples at Emmaus.
Kakinada Meetings 2015: OVERCOMING THE RULER OF THIS WORLD
Summary
This message focuses on recognizing and experiencing Jesus' love within the context of the Lord's Table. The sermon encourages believers to understand the depth of Christ's sacrifice and how that love should guide their lives and fellowship.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Paul received a unique revelationPaul explained the meaning of the Lord's table by direct revelation from the Lord, unlike the other apostles who were present at the Last Supper.
Coming to the table with reverenceWe must not partake in the Lord's table blindly like a ritual, but with maturity, understanding, and deep reverence.
Jesus gave thanks for His broken bodyJesus gave thanks before breaking the bread, symbolizing how His body would be sacrificed on the cross so we could spend eternity in heaven.
God's unfailing love compared to a motherGod illustrates His deep, unforgettable love by comparing it to a mother's love, even more enduring than a mother nursing her child.Isaiah 49:15
Singing a new song in heavenIn heaven, the song of Christ's blood is sung eternally as if it were being heard for the very first time.Revelation 5:9
Hearing the good news for the first timeImagine hearing for the first time that God became man, suffered the punishment of hell for our sins, and offers complete forgiveness freely.
The Holy Spirit brings the atmosphere of heavenBeing filled with the Holy Spirit brings the joy, peace, and heavenly atmosphere of love into our hearts.
Becoming a worshiper and lover of JesusThe speaker expresses a desire not just to be a preacher, but a lifelong worshiper and lover of Jesus whose heart constantly overflows.
Remembering Jesus as we eat and drinkJesus asked us to do this in remembrance of Him, asking Him personally to give us the bread and cup.
Recognizing our sin and seeking open eyesWe come acknowledging that our sin nailed Him to the cross, asking Him to open our eyes just as He did for the disciples at Emmaus.
