Calvary Bible Church Grand Junction
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The Bible: In the Life of the Church (opens the original)
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In this sermon, Pastor Graham Parker seeks to show how the Bible is to have the primary place in the life of the local church. The role of the Bible in a local church is not limited to a church's confession of faith. The functional centrality of the Bible will be displayed when the local church gathers to worship, and specifically in how the Word of God is preached.
The Bible: Its Nature (opens the original)
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In this sermon, Pastor Jess Miller begins a new series where we will examine the Core Convictions of Calvary Bible Church. At Calvary, one of our core convictions is that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, and therefore it governs the life and ministry of this local church. In this sermon, we look at 2 Timothy 3 and the nature of the Bible.
The Lord's Prayer pt. 2 (opens the original)
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In this sermon, Pastor Jess Miller continues his study of Jesus' prayer in John 17. Here, we see Jesus praying for three things: the glory of God, the good of his people, and the great commission. This sermon examines the last two headings of Jesus' prayer.
The Lord's Prayer, part 1 (opens the original)
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In John 17, we see Jesus interceeding for his people. This glorious prayer comes from the heart, mind, and will of Jesus as he prays in the hour of his suffering. At the time of deepest distress, Jesus' attention is turned up and out to the transcendent God. His prayer is for three things: God's glory, the good of his people, and the great commission.
The Lord's Supper and Christian Unity (opens the original)
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The Lord's Supper is not only participation with Christ, but it is participation with other Christians. It serves to display the unity of Christ's church and the love we are to have for one another. However, when Christians are divided and then participate in the Lord's Supper, which pictures our unity, they dishonor Christ.
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