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Sunday, September 25, 2011

29 - Finding Your Ministry in the Local Church [B]

Colossians 1:25 by Robert Dean
As we continue in our study of the doctrine of the Church, we learn that the role of the local Church is a manifestation of the universal Church. We learn that a believer's responsibility with the spiritual gift/s delegated to him is to serve something greater than ourselves. But what is Christian service? What is your ministry? We learn that every believer is accountable to Christ for the use of his spiritual gift/s. If we minister to our local body of believers, we serve one another. This in turn serves Christ and is a result of our spiritual growth and spiritual maturity.
Series:Colossians (2011)
Duration:45 mins 10 secs
Tags: Spiritual gifts Church Believers
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