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Gospel Chapel GF
Gospel Chapel in Grand Forks, BC, Canada. It‘s beautiful here!
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Episodes
Worthy of the Gospel (Philippians 1:27-2:5) 04.03.2024 45:25
Rob Thiessen, our BCMB Conference Minister, shares with us that no matter what happens in life, culture, or the church, we need to live worthy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. How we navigate difficult seasons in our relationships is important and we need to consider how the Gospel should inform our conflicts.
Created Male and Female 05.02.2024 48:03
In our fourth Sunday in this series we complete our study of Genesis 1:26-28. "...male and female He created them." We review the basic purposes of this series, the core lessons from Galatians, and address three philosophical foundations for how our culture functions and engages in questions of meaning, purpose, and identity. This gets a bit academic and stuff...but sometimes it's where we need to...
Created for Community 29.01.2024 1:05:20
The third message in our series on biblical human identity looks again at Genesis 1:26-28. We are created FROM community FOR community. This has implications for how we function as family, and as a church. This is a long one - and we kept the observance of communion as part of this podcast.
Who Am I? Rulers & Priests 22.01.2024 46:50
This second message in our series on biblical human identity returns to Genesis 1:26-28 and 2:15. God's initial purpose for humanity, our core created vocation, is to hold dominion over creation and subdue it as royal rulers, while at the same time guarding it and keeping it as serving priests.
In His Image (Genesis 1:26-28) 15.01.2024 40:47
This is the first in an 11 week series looking at the question of human identity. We start at the beginning...
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