In today's sermon, "Bear The Image Of The Man from Heaven": What is one of the most curious subjects to everyone? How does the gospel witness to the spiritual reality of the life after our death, and what does it state? Who will experience the miracle? How will this mystery happen to the life of God's saint? What does the power of the gospel change? How is the mystery of the true "resurrection" only discovered? Through Jesus Christ, how is this amazing miracle experienced?
How are the forms of every creature different? How is the body of a "seed" born? For man and animal, how does a body begin to form? What do Genesis 1:11 and Genesis 1:27 say about this? What happens when a "seed" is planted into a vessel? How did the curse of God come upon the whole creation, and what was the result?
When each letter in Hebrew is analyzed, what does "you will die" mean? What does it mean when interpreted more precisely? Is the eating from the forbidden tree a curse or a blessing? Why can't we simply conclude that Adam and Eve disobeyed and were cursed to face death? Why does God seem to be the facilitator of sin? How could have Almighty God have changed the outcome, and what was His real intention?
What is the nature of God's creation? What does Genesis 1:26 say about man's creation? What does Genesis 1:27-28 say about man's role in creation? Why would Adam and Eve fail their mission? What are the meanings and purposes of the "first Adam" and "the last Adam"? What must be done in order to accomplish this plan? What needs to be perceived in our being as the "first seed"? How is that absolute hungry need for the new life of Christ realized?Why was Christ Jesus the only man on earth who had a perfect image and likeness of God? How can He give to us the seed of the life-giving spirit, and how does this new life come into us, as promised by God?
How was God's promise given to Abraham, and how does Genesis 22:16-18 attest to this promise? How could he be ready to sacrifice his only son Isaac to God? What then does God promise him , and what does it point to? Who do Galatians 3:16 say these promises were spoken to, and it's meaning?
How does Matthew 13:1-23 say Christ Jesus plants Himself into us? What happens when the Holy Spirit works in our soul? What is the regeneration? What does His saving grace enable us to perceive? Describe our crops, and how our life would be otherwise? How does our true repentence and acceptance of Christ Jesus as our true savior take place, and what is this a sign of? How is this amazing blessing of the gospel realized, and how does 1 Peter 1:23 describe this? What is the "perishable" seed, and how does the "imperishable" seed work? What is this evidence of, and when does this take place?
Describe the meaning of resurrection, and what does John 11:25-26 say about it?
In the "Conclusion": What do you conclude from this message, and how does it effect our "hope" in our daily lives?
In "D-Day At Philippi", by Ray Stedman:
In today's daily devotion, entitled - Come To Me: