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Posts Tagged ‘Atonement’

Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on July 17, 2011

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s message, “A Ransom for All” based on I Timothy 2:3-7:

  • God desires everyone to be saved
  • God gave man free will to accept Jesus leading to salvation or reject Jesus leading to damnation
  • We were held hostage to death because of our sin
  • Jesus paid the ransom with His own life

You can listen to the message here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://rboyne.sermon.net/da/2728825
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Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on April 19, 2011

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s message, “The Acceptable Sacrifice” based on Luke 23:33-46:

  • Sin separates man from God.
  • Before the crucifixion, this was represented by the Veil of the Temple.
  • Only the High Priest was allowed into the Holy of Holies.
  • At Jesus’ death, the veil was torn in two, from top to bottom.
  • Jesus’ death was the acceptable sacrifice to God.
  • No more would the blood of goats and bulls be needed to atone for sin.
  • Jesus’ blood would forevermore atone for sin.
  • Forgiveness is available to all who would believe this.

You can listen to the message here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://rboyne.sermon.net/da/2661509

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Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on November 17, 2010

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s message, “Victory in Jesus” based on Romans 8:35-39:

  • Satan is a liar
  • We are adopted children of God
  • We are more than conquerors
  • Satan has no right to even talk to us

You can listen to the sermon here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://rboyne.sermon.net/da/2545003

You can also listen to the Sunday evening message, “Guilt Offerings” based on I Samuel 6:1-21 here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://rboyne.sermon.net/da/2545149

 

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Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on July 19, 2010

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s message, “The Blood of Christ” based on Hebrews 9:11-22:

  • The vileness of sin is so great it required an equally vile cure.
  • Blood has been required to cover sin since Adam and Eve sinned and God had to kill an animal to make clothes for them.
  • The blood of bulls and goats are not good enough to forgive sin.
  • Jesus became the acceptable sacrifice.
  • Jesus’ sacrifice only had to be made once.
  • His sacrifice is available to all who believe.

You can listen to the message here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://sermon.net/download.php?c=17998-count_audio_download-2456147

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Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on July 12, 2010

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s sermon, “The Cross of Christ” based on I Corinthians 1:18-25:

  • The message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing.
  • The message of the cross is the power of God to those who are being saved.
  • The cross is a symbol of God’s great love for us.
  • The cross is a reminder of the vileness of our sin.
  • People try to make sense out of God’s plan, but it confounds them.
  • Christianity isn’t really a religion; it is a relationship.

You can listen to the sermon here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://sermon.net/download.php?c=17998-count_audio_download-2450197

You can also listen to the evening sermon, “Old Time Religion” based on James 1:26-27 here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://sermon.net/download.php?c=17998-count_audio_download-2450653

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Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on April 19, 2010

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s message, “Surviving the Failure of Sin” based on John 21:15-17:

  • We often buy into Satan’s lie that once we sin, we are of no use to God.
  • There is a way to survive the failure of sin.
  • We must re-affirm our love for Jesus and confess our sin.
  • We must continue to follow Him without hesitation.
  • We must keep our eyes on the goal and off other people.

You can listen to the message here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://sermon.net/download.php?c=17998-count_audio_download-2393162

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Bits & Bytes

Posted by Rick on April 7, 2010

Here are some “sound bites” from Sunday morning’s message, “It Is Finished” based on John 19:16-30:

  • The word Jesus said from the cross means “paid in full” or “transaction complete”
  • The work He did for us on the cross paid for our sins in full.
  • We do not need to work to buy our forgiveness; it has already been paid.
  • We can receive this forgiveness by believing in and trusting in Jesus.

You can listen to the message here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://sermon.net/download.php?c=17998-count_audio_download-2382120

You can also listen to Sunday evening’s message, “The Empty Tomb” based on John 20:1-10 here or by clicking on the audio player below:

http://sermon.net/download.php?c=17998-count_audio_download-2382297

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