Raymond Presbyterian Church
Join us each week as we work through the Word of God and all the practical implications therein.
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How To Advance the Kingdom (opens the original)
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Preaching from 1 Samuel 24, we see two competing views on kingdom advancement today - to trust the winds of providence or be guided by the Word. Which is correct? How does that affect our form of kingdom advancement?
WCF: Christ’s Benefits in the Old Testament (opens the original)
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Looking at WCF 8.6, how does the virtue, benefit, and efficacy of Christ’s redemption translate into the lives of the Old Testament believers?
Friends of the King (opens the original)
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Preaching from 1 Samuel 18:1-5, what does it mean to be knit to Christ? How does that friendship look in our daily life?
Riggs: Romans 1:18-32 (opens the original)
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This week, we walk through Romans 1 with our dear friends at Riggs Manor Retirement Community.
WCF: Christ the Mediator Continued (opens the original)
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After answering a question from last week, we study WCF 8.3-5. Using the Covenant of Redemption as a framework, we unpack the indivisible operations of the triune God in salvation - particularly Christ’s appointment and anointment, Christ’s work of redemption, and the extent of Christ’s redemptive work. How does this arise naturally out of Scripture? How does it compare with Arminianism? What are some of the practical implications?
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