Treasure in Clay Jars
Paul carries the treasure of Christ in a fragile clay jar, so that the all-surpassing power that shows through his weakness is plainly God's and not his own.
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A Worship That Counts
John 12:1-8·April 24, 2026·40:19
From John 12, Mary's anointing of Jesus: worship that counts flows from revelation of who He is — costly, humble, and filling the house with His presence.
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Paul's last charge to Timothy from prison: to finish well, keep remembering Jesus Christ — incarnate, the true King, raised from the dead.
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Beyond being a Christian or a believer, are you spiritual? Maturity meets suffering with a different perspective — the Spirit's revelation, understanding, and discernment.
Our Body for His Body
From Romans 12:1-2: in view of God's mercies, offer your whole self as a living sacrifice — true and proper worship, made possible by a renewed mind.
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Part two of the Galatians study: the three marks of God's true covenant people — gospel-focused, Christ-centered, and Spirit-filled — justified by faith alone.
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Introducing Galatians, Paul's earliest and most polemical letter: even genuine, Spirit-filled believers can be led astray when a distorted gospel adds to Christ.
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The new covenant gives the Spirit to every believer and calls us to judge all things correctly; the mark of maturity is right judgment, not spiritual gifts.
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In 1 Corinthians 4, Paul pictures the true minister not as a celebrity but as a galley slave, a steward, and a captive of Christ — called to be faithful, not successful.
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From Ephesians 1:18: as the eyes of our heart are opened we see why God called us to holiness, that we are His costly inheritance, and His incomparably great power.
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Judas Iscariot as a warning to ministers: one can participate, sympathize, and be washed, yet never be part, sincere, or clean.
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