Post by Les Brewer on Mar 30, 2016 15:50:49 GMT
The Benefits of Abiding in Christ, P1 John 15:4–11
Open your Bible now to the fifteenth chapter of John, John chapter 15. It is pretty popular to refer to one’s relationship to Jesus as a personal relationship. That seems to be kind of a contemporary, common, evangelical vernacular. In fact, it may be how you view the distinction between some kind of nominal Christian and a genuine Christian. You might say to someone, “Well, you may go to church, and you may carry out some of the ordinances, but do you have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ?” That’s the pretty common language.
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Open your Bible now to the fifteenth chapter of John, John chapter 15. It is pretty popular to refer to one’s relationship to Jesus as a personal relationship. That seems to be kind of a contemporary, common, evangelical vernacular. In fact, it may be how you view the distinction between some kind of nominal Christian and a genuine Christian. You might say to someone, “Well, you may go to church, and you may carry out some of the ordinances, but do you have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ?” That’s the pretty common language.
To continue reading the text message please follow this next link or scroll down for the recorded message. Thanks!
www.gty.org/resources/sermons/43-80/the-benefits-of-abiding-in-christ-part-1
