Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

After Israel's conquest of the land of Canaan Israel continued in their disobedience and engaged in idolatry with the gods of the land they were to destroy. Thus Israel was deserving of the curses of the law contract. The first set of curses then came upon Israel as their enemies spoiled them of their agricultural goods; hence Israel enters the time of the judges. At this time God began to show th...

Charity bear injuries upon one's own estate. It envy's not another's estate and does not vaunt its own estate. In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher brings to view humility and lowliness of mind as the remedy for vaunting. Instead of vaunting one with charity esteems not their personal estate but to use it to better the estate of another.. Herein is the mind of Christ and God's love toward...

A stewardship over God's house was given to Paul as it concerns God's grace. In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses Paul's role in God's cause, who it is for, and the understanding we can possess because of the revelation given to him.

God dwells not in a temple made by hands. His operation upon our inner man upon faith in Christ provides Him our bodies to be His temple. Upon His redemptive purchase our bodies become His and we become a habitation of God through the spirit. In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines God's purpose with us from regeneration to edification and our privilege of laboring with God to build...

The progression of what "charity" is and isn't and there what it does and doesn't moves from bearing injuries upon your own estate to now your view of others estate. In this lesson, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines how charity views and treats the estate of another as to not be the vessel by which the Christian avoids bringing injuries upon another's estate in envy.

The tabernacle and temple were physical structures given to Israel to see and build. God even provided the spirit of all workmanship for their construction. It would be the tabernacle and temple in which God would dwell in the midst of Israel, His presence would be manifest. Yet, the Davidic Covenant describes another house that David's Son, Jesus would build for God's name. This building would pa...

Charity suffers long, but that isn't it. Charity is kind. This one-two punch of charity provides the strength to not be weary in well-doing. Charity being kind isn't simply to those are worthy of it, but to those unworthy. Charity is kind toward those we suffer long, to those whom we bear injuries from. In this lesson Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher once again draws out the source, power, and labor...

The household of God in Christ is the good pleasure of God's will counseled before the world began. A household in Christ comprised of a family and government that would dwell in heaven and on earth constituted the good pleasure of God's will in Christ. God would progressively reveal His plans for all the building. Such revelation would span from time past to but now to be fulfilled and commence i...

Moses last acts provide one final outlook at Israel's history before they enter the land under Joshua. Moses writes a song of witness and blesses Israel. These last acts contextual sit after another rehearses of the blessings and curses of the law and another covenant given after the detail of the curses. In this lesson Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the curses of the law in Deut. 28, but...

Charity suffers long, but that isn't it. Charity is kind. This one-two punch of charity provides the strength to not be weary in well-doing. Charity being kind isn't simply to those are worthy of it, but to those unworthy. Charity is kind toward those we suffer long, to those whom we bear injuries from. In this lesson Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher once again draws out the source, power, and labor...

The household of God in Christ is the good pleasure of God's will counseled before the world began. Holiness and without blame before Him in love and adopted children by Jesus Christ would be the key features to His household from which would come all other everlasting fruits. As all fulness of the Godhead would dwell in the Lord Jesus Christ all began to be created and readied as this counsel was...

Moses last acts provide one final outlook at Israel's history before they enter the land under Joshua. Moses writes a song of witness and blesses Israel. These last acts contextual sit after another rehearses of the blessings and curses of the law and another covenant given after the detail of the curses. In this lesson Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the curses of the law in Deut. 28, but...

The glory of charity has no bounds - it is reflected when it is free and when it is supposedly bound by injuries. Charity suffers long and is kind. Yet, what does longsuffering mean? To what injuries to we bear so long? Is it all or some and for how long? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, examines details of charity as it suffers long where we get a further glimpse of the prominence of charity and o...

We are to know the exceeding greatness of God's power wrought in Christ and we are able to know it from Ephesians 2:1-10. We are to know the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints and we are able to know it from Ephesians 2:11-18. We are to know the hope of His calling and we are able to know it from Ephesians 2:19-22. God's hope of His calling us with the power to accomplish it brin...

The nation of Israel failed to learn what God proved before they got to Mt. Sinai. Instead of "tak[ing] with you words, and turn to the LORD: say unto him, Take away all iniquity, and receive us graciously: so will we render the calves of our lips" as Hosea stated, Israel responded to the initial conditional basis of the law covenant by saying, "All that the LORD hath spoken we will do." But what...

The glory of charity has no bounds - it is reflected when it is free and when it is supposedly bound by injuries. Charity suffers long and is kind. Yet, what does longsuffering mean? To what injuries to we bear so long? Is it all or some and for how long? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, examines details of charity as it suffers long where we get a further glimpse of the prominence of charity and o...

God not only provided for peace in Christ, that is, by His blood, in His flesh, and by the cross, but Christ becomes our peace when we are reconciled unto God. The believers reconciliation unto God becomes the means of reconciliation among ourselves. Christ is our peace not only in that there is "one new man", but that we have been reconciled unto God "in one body." Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher...

The nation of Israel failed to learn what God proved before they got to Mt. Sinai. Instead of "tak[ing] with you words, and turn to the LORD: say unto him, Take away all iniquity, and receive us graciously: so will we render the calves of our lips" as Hosea stated, Israel responded to the initial conditional basis of the law covenant by saying, "All that the LORD hath spoken we will do." But what...

What is charity? Why is it so significant in scripture? Why does Paul bring up charity as the more excellent way in 1 Corinthians 13? Before getting into the features and labor of love Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the prominence of charity and the end of Paul's charge of sound doctrine, the fulfilling of the law that it is, and most importantly that God is love.

The nation of Israel failed to learn what God proved before they got to Mt. Sinai. Instead of "tak[ing] with you words, and turn to the LORD: say unto him, Take away all iniquity, and receive us graciously: so will we render the calves of our lips" as Hosea stated, Israel responded to the initial conditional basis of the law covenant by saying, "All that the LORD hath spoken we will do." But what...

From spiritual gifts, either the least or greatest, to knowledge of all mysteries to bestowing goods for the poor of self sacrifice it is all nothing or profits nothing if one has not charity. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses the profit and value of charity regarding all things - such is a more excellent way than coveting the least gifts or even the best gifts.