Darby Creek Church [DCC]
Darby Creek Church Worship Service for May 26, 2019
Sermon notes for church service at Darby Creek Church on Sunday, May 26, 2019. Service starts at 10am EST.
Locations & Times
Darby Creek Church [DCC]
1145 Amity Rd, Galloway, OH 43119, USA
Sunday 8:00 AM
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Music from today
Build Your Kingdom Here
Lion And The Lamb (Live)
Arms Open Wide
At The Cross (Love Ran Red)
God Of All Splendor
Build Your Kingdom Here
Lion And The Lamb (Live)
Arms Open Wide
At The Cross (Love Ran Red)
God Of All Splendor
The Rise & Fall of King Solomon: Success in God's Eyes [May 26, 2019] Greg Burlile
*The Kingdom of God and the Church
What is the relationship of the church to the kingdom? On the one hand, the church is a “pilot plant” of the kingdom of God. It is not simply a collection of individuals who are forgiven. It is a “royal nation” (1 Peter 2:9), in other words, a counterculture. The church is to be a new society in which the world can see what family dynamics, business practices, race relations, and all of life can be under the kingship of Jesus Christ. God is out to heal all the effects of sin: psychological, social, and physical.
On the other hand, the church is to be an agent of the kingdom. It is not only to model the healing of God’s rule but it is to spread it. “You are . . . a royal priesthood, a holy nation . . . that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light” (1 Peter 2:9). Christians go into the world as witnesses of the kingdom (Acts 1:6-8). To spread the kingdom of God is more than simply winning people to Christ. It is also working for the healing of persons, families, relationships, and nations; it is doing deeds of mercy and seeking justice. It is ordering lives and relationships and institutions and communities according to God’s authority to bring in the blessedness of the kingdom.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/justin-taylor/the-kingdom-and-the-church/
What is the relationship of the church to the kingdom? On the one hand, the church is a “pilot plant” of the kingdom of God. It is not simply a collection of individuals who are forgiven. It is a “royal nation” (1 Peter 2:9), in other words, a counterculture. The church is to be a new society in which the world can see what family dynamics, business practices, race relations, and all of life can be under the kingship of Jesus Christ. God is out to heal all the effects of sin: psychological, social, and physical.
On the other hand, the church is to be an agent of the kingdom. It is not only to model the healing of God’s rule but it is to spread it. “You are . . . a royal priesthood, a holy nation . . . that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light” (1 Peter 2:9). Christians go into the world as witnesses of the kingdom (Acts 1:6-8). To spread the kingdom of God is more than simply winning people to Christ. It is also working for the healing of persons, families, relationships, and nations; it is doing deeds of mercy and seeking justice. It is ordering lives and relationships and institutions and communities according to God’s authority to bring in the blessedness of the kingdom.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/justin-taylor/the-kingdom-and-the-church/
The Kingdom of God and the Church
Becoming a Citizen of God's Kingdom
Becoming a Citizen of God's Kingdom
Refusing to Submit to God's Anointed Resulted in Death
These men who were executed, were experiencing the consequences of not submitting the the rule and reign of God’s anointed (appointed) King.
The men who were executed because they held something or someone more dear to them than the Kingdom of God
Adonijah - He just had to have David’s nurse maid, Abishag, who we were introduced to in chapter 1.
Joab - Held on to revenge
Shimei - would not let go of his servants
* So, we too, when we don’t accept God’s anointed King (JesusChrist) and give Him the rightful place in our lives will suffer the consequences.
These men who were executed, were experiencing the consequences of not submitting the the rule and reign of God’s anointed (appointed) King.
The men who were executed because they held something or someone more dear to them than the Kingdom of God
Adonijah - He just had to have David’s nurse maid, Abishag, who we were introduced to in chapter 1.
Joab - Held on to revenge
Shimei - would not let go of his servants
* So, we too, when we don’t accept God’s anointed King (JesusChrist) and give Him the rightful place in our lives will suffer the consequences.
What is Successful Kingdom Living in God’s Eyes?
Peace With God
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https://peacewithgod.net/steps-to-peace-with-god/Miss a Weekend?
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