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The newest sermons from Christ the King Presbyterian Church in Joplin, Missouri.
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Who Is the Holy Spirit? (opens the original)
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Who Is the Holy Spirit? This first lecture of a new Sunday school series explores the doctrinal foundations and historical understanding of the Trinity to lay the groundwork for the remaining study on the person and work of the Holy Spirit.
Stephen’s Sermon: The Patriarchs (opens the original)
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Text: Acts 7:1-16 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: On trial before the high priest, Stephen begins his defense. But what follows is not so much a courtroom speech, but a Christ-centered expository sermon. Beginning with the first Patriarch of the faith, Abraham, and working his way through the family history down to Joseph and the descent to Egypt, Stephen demonstrates how Christ is the central figure in all of it. Jesus is the true offspring of Abraham through whom all the nations are bl
Challenges to Spiritual Formation (opens the original)
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In this final class, we discuss challenges related to spiritual formation, the place our bodies have in our spiritual growth, and how we can use God's means of grace to get through the dry and difficult times.
Stephen's Character: Grace and Power (opens the original)
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Text: 6:8-15 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: This Sunday we begin a mini-series in the middle of the larger series of Acts. Over the next several weeks we will see the character, sermon, and martyrdom of Stephen. As he came face to face with persecution and death, he was able to stare back because he was full of the grace and power of God. This same power is available to all God's people in Jesus Christ, through whom we, like Stephen, will overcome the world.
Widening the Scope of Spiritual Formation (opens the original)
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In this class we discuss ways we can widen the scope of our spiritual practices farther than the reformation triangle of Word, Meditation, and Prayer. Though we can broaden beyond just those three practices specifically, we never move completely beyond them. They remain the center and foundation of all our spiritual formation. Specifically in this class, we discuss how we can look outside of ourselves to God's creation, and look within ourselves with self-examination, as tools for spiritual grow
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