Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons

Christians have a life of growing in grace. We grow in grace as we grow in the knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Paul corrects from the premise of grace. Dare any of you (Corinthians) act like the unrighteous that will not inherit the kingdom of God which you were, but you are washed, sanctified, and justified in Christ.

The only other time the expression "made us accepted" is used is with Mary. Gabriel says to Mary she is "highly favoured". She would be the earthen vessel to manifest excellent glory and power. We too have Christ in us, the hope of glory. God is making Himself manifest in our mortal, fleshly bodies today. Such is to the glory of His grace.

Grace teaches us what to deny and how to live. Grace teaches us who we are and the power that is to manifest.

The blessing of the blessed Father of us with all spiritual blessings is rooted in God's will and the good pleasure thereof. Ephesians begins dealing with all that God the Father counseled in Christ and our benefit having been placed in Christ. In this lesson learn all this is God's good pleasure.

The riches of God's grace are first understood when it comes to the depths of redemption. The redemption that no man with his multitude of riches can provide for is precious and only paid for by the Lord Jesus Christ with His precious blood. Such redemption with its implications helps us to understand more of His grace.

Paul's correction for the Corinthians going to law against another before the unjust is based upon the knowledge of the superiority of our vocation in the life and world to come.

Receiving the adoption as those that have been redeemed in Christ Jesus is the highest expression of God's love which gives us access to the glory of the inheritance with Christ.

Grace brings salvation for the entirety of our predicament. God has made Christ to be all that we need to be for His eternal purpose in Christ.

Paul's correction for the Corinthians going to law against another before the unjust is based upon the knowledge of the superiority of our vocation in the life and world to come.

Understanding the things ordained before the world unto our glory in the world to come we must learn about that which eye hath not seen, nor ear heard - we must learn about what God predestinated. We also need to learn about predestination is and isn't.

The riches of God's grace don't compare to the riches of the world. Not only has God given us everything we need in this life but has provided more in Christ.

The Corinthians shame intensifies in chapter 6 instead of forgiveness they go to law, instead of suffering they defraud, and instead of dealing with the matters in the church they esteem the world's laws greater than the gospel. Such shame manifests Christ isn't weak, but strong, but they are weak.

God is the God of all grace and such grace dwells in Christ and is by and in the Lord Jesus Christ. Learn the connection between the grace of God and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Sermon on Easter examining not only the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but that we are risen with Him along with its biblical implications.

Learn more about keeping company which is part and parcel of the believers fellowship in Christ. Therefore, the identity and conduct of those we keep company with is vital to be able to judge right judgments and do so from God's perspective.

Those that are "in Christ" are washed, thus justified and sanctified. As the Corinthians are unleavened they are to keep the feast with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.

Predestination is that which God determined to do before He did it - learn more in this lesson.

The law was a tutor and governor, but what did it tutor and how? Examine how the feast days, Jehovah's feasts tutored Israel in God's future calendar of what Christ would fulfill.

The church is unleavened, but in its life needs to be cleansed, to perfect holiness by correction, repentance, and restoration.

Being before Him in love is the full future condition of our relationship with God in Christ. Learn that God is love, love is of God, He manifests His love, and His love is perfect and we will be "before Him in love".

Another look at the features of God's tutorship in the sacrifices and that which they typified.

The Corinthians failure to esteem the wisdom of God has resulted in an embrace of the wisdom of God along with its fornication. Paul now begins to deal with their unrighteousness with the necessary reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness.