• New Seasons

  • Dec 8 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
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New Seasons

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  • • Main Theme: The sermon focused on the importance of recognizing and moving with the changes in both the physical and spiritual realms, and not holding on to past things that God wants us to move beyond. • Key Scripture: The sermon referenced several scriptures, including Matthew 17:1-9, where Jesus' transfiguration is described, emphasizing the need to follow God's current direction rather than clinging to past revelations. • Lessons from Jesus' Transfiguration: - Jesus revealed his glory to his closest disciples to strengthen their faith for the trials ahead. - The disciples' initial reaction was to set up camp and stay in that moment, but Jesus led them back down the mountain to continue their mission. 3 • Mary Magdalene's Encounter with the Risen Jesus: - Mary initially did not recognize Jesus after his resurrection and was clinging to the past, looking for his body. - Jesus gently redirected her to go and tell the disciples about his resurrection, symbolizing the need to move forward with God's new plans. 4 • Application to Believers: - Believers are encouraged to leave behind past burdens and sins, symbolized by the grave clothes Jesus left behind, and to embrace the new life and mission God has for them. - The importance of focusing on what is true, honorable, right, pure, lovely, and admirable to experience God's peace and move forward in faith. • Encouragement to Follow God's Leading: - The sermon emphasized that God is always doing something new and believers should be attentive to his leading, trusting that he will provide and guide them through any challenges. • Role of Believers: - Believers are called to be priests, representing others before God and spreading his message, empowered by the Holy Spirit to accomplish great things.
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