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By Pastor Greg Byman
St Joe Community Church February 10, 2019 As the calendar turns to 2019, millions of Americans will resolve to be better, and probably for millions of motivations. Too many Christians, however, are unwittingly making New Year's resolutions to earn God's love. Today, Pastor Greg Byman concludes his study of Ephesians 4:15 on how Live a Godly Life, and this week we're finishing on your SHAPE:
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By Pastor Greg Byman
St Joe Community Church February 3, 2019 As the calendar turns to 2019, millions of Americans will resolve to be better, and probably for millions of motivations. Too many Christians, however, are unwittingly making New Year's resolutions to earn God's love. Today, Pastor Greg Byman dives back into Ephesians 4:15 to learn how to Live a Godly Life, and this week we're finishing on your SHAPE:
By Greg Byman
March 4, 2018 St Joe Community Church
The Lord’s Supper is God’s personal reminder to his church—God’s family—to proclaim salvation, forgiveness and reconciled relationships. The Lord’s Supper reminds Christ followers that God’s family is marked by covenant commitments. For example, God’s family is a fellowship (Acts 2:42); a family based on relationships, not rules (1 Peter 3:8, 1 Timothy 5:1-2); and a spiritual body with different members exercising diverse gifts to bring glory to the Lord Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 12:27) and a flock cared for by pastors, overseers and elders (1 Peter 5:1-3).
Pastor Greg Byman delivered this sermon on March 4, 2018 about the Lord’s Supper and the importance of its implications for how the St. Joe Community Church’s body of believers relate to each other. We do this through covenant commitments in the unity, responsibility, ministry and testimony of its members.
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By Greg Byman
What did Jesus mean when he taught his followers to regard themselves as blessed when they are persecuted? Is the believer in Christ supposed to just smile in the face of loss of health, wealth, reputation, family or even life?
Today’s sermon is the culmination in a series called Game Changers, principles found in Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapter 5, which when implemented in the Christ-follower’s life, produce game-changing results in one’s spiritual, emotional and even physical life. Pastor Greg Byman preached this sermon on November 19, 2017 at St. Joe Community Church, in Fort Wayne, Indiana where he serves as the senior pastor. For more information visit www.StJoeCommunityChurch.org. By Pastor Greg Byman St Joe Community Church February 19, 2017 By Pastor Greg Byman St Joe Community Church February 12, 2017  Click here to download a copy of pastor's notes in MS Word format. By Pastor Greg Byman St Joe Community Church February 5, 2017  Click here to download a copy of pastor's notes in MS Word format. By Pastor Greg Byman St Joe Community Church January 29, 2019  Click to download copy of pastor's notes in MS Word format. By Pastor Greg Byman St Joe Community Church January 22, 2017
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