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This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed  ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed  ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed  ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed  ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon   ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be  invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly  foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and  what he has done for us.

This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon  ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are studying the words of possibly the most famous sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be   "blessed ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are going to study the words of possibly the most famous  sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly  be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be  "blessed ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but  increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to  who he is and what he has done for us.

This term we are going to study the words of possibly the most famous sermon ever preached. As we move through the series, we will repeatedly be invited to put Jesus words into practice (7:24). May we all be "blessed ones" as his words become not merely familiar to us, but increasingly foundational in shaping how we live for him in response to who he is and what he has done for us. 

Welcome back to Deeper, 2023! Today we have the whole gang, join us as we look forward to a great term in the book of Matthew. 

The title "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the Corinthian church were as bad as they could be, but the opposite is also true. As we study the 2nd half of the letter, we need to remember  that Paul was writing to a group of people who had put their faith in Jesus, who were perfect, having received the righteousness of Jesus  (1: 1 -  9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship, spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to one side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what the Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and even irrelevant, while other topics remain modern  controversies. We will attempt to draw out the ongoing significance of how we love in a way that honors God.

The title "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the  Corinthian church were   as bad as they could be, but the opposite is  also true. As we    study the   2nd half of the letter, we need to remember  that Paul was writing to a   group of people who had put their faith in  Jesus, who were perfect, having received the righteousness of Jesus  (1: 1 -  9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship, spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening  to one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain  what the Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant  and even irrelevant, while other topics remain modern  controversies. We will attempt to draw out the ongoing significance  of how we love in a way that honors God.

The title     "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the  Corinthian church   were   as bad as they could be, but the opposite is  also true. As we   study the   2nd half of the letter, we need to remember  that Paul was   writing to a   group of people who had put their faith in  Jesus, who   were perfect,   having received the righteousness of Jesus  (1: 1 - 9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship,      spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to     one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what    the   Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and    even   irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies. We    will   attempt to draw out the ongoing sig

The title    "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the  Corinthian church  were   as bad as they could be, but the opposite is  also true. As we  study the   2nd half of the letter, we need to remember  that Paul was  writing to a   group of people who had put their faith in  Jesus, who  were perfect,   having received the righteousness of Jesus  (1: 1 - 9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship,     spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to    one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what   the   Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and   even   irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies. We   will   attempt to draw out the ongoing significance of how we love in a   way   th

The title   "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the  Corinthian church were   as bad as they could be, but the opposite is  also true. As we study the   2nd half of the letter, we need to remember  that Paul was writing to a   group of people who had put their faith in  Jesus, who were perfect,   having received the righteousness of Jesus  (1: 1 - 9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship,    spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to   one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what  the   Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and  even   irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies. We  will   attempt to draw out the ongoing significance of how we love in a  way   that honors God.

RESOURCES: Embracing Complementarianism: Turning Biblical Convictions Into Positive Church Culture - by Graham Beynon & Jane Tooher | Concise Theology - by JI Packer | The Gospel Coalition website: https://au.thegospelcoalition.org/ The title   "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the Corinthian church were   as bad as they could be, but the opposite is also true. As we study the   2nd half of the letter, we need to remember that Paul was writing to a   group of people who had put their faith in Jesus, who were perfect,   having received the righteousness of Jesus (1: 1 - 9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship,   spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to  one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what the   Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and even   irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies

The title  "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the Corinthian church were  as bad as they could be, but the opposite is also true. As we study the  2nd half of the letter, we need to remember that Paul was writing to a  group of people who had put their faith in Jesus, who were perfect,  having received the righteousness of Jesus (1: 1 - 9).  This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship,  spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what the  Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and even  irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies. We will  attempt to draw out the ongoing significance of how we love in a way  that honors God.

The title  "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the Corinthian church were  as bad as they could be, but the opposite is also true. As we study the  2nd half of the letter, we need to remember that Paul was writing to a  group of people who had put their faith in Jesus, who were perfect,  having received the righteousness of Jesus (1: 1 - 9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship,  spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to one  side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what the  Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and even  irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies. We will  attempt to draw out the ongoing significance of how we love in a way  that honors God.

The title "Perfect Mess" could suggest that things in the Corinthian church were as bad as they could be, but the opposite is also true. As we study the 2nd half of the letter, we need to remember that Paul was writing to a group of people who had put their faith in Jesus, who were perfect, having received the righteousness of Jesus (1: 1 - 9). This term we will cover food sacrificed to idols, right worship, spiritual gifts and the resurrection. Often compared to listening to one side of a telephone conversation, it is not always certain what the Corinthians were saying or doing. Some issues seem distant and even irrelevant, while other topics remain modern controversies. We will attempt to draw out the ongoing significance of how we love in a way that honors God. 

The book of Acts is familiar to many, filled with energy and activity. It is an encouraging account of how the risen Lord Jesus continues to be active in bringing about His plan to save people from all nations. Our prayer is that as a church we will have our understanding of God’s plan clarified and we will enthusiastically   get on with our part in that plan - that we will be increasingly bold witnesses and passionate prayers as the Holy Spirit works in and through us.