When: Sunday mornings at 9am & 11am (childcare available during both services)
Where: 1770 Sherman Street Events Center (3 blocks north of the State Capitol)
Sanctification: How The Gospel Changes Us
Series Description
A common understanding of the Christian gospel is that Jesus died to forgive our sins. This is true and good! But it’s not complete. He also intends to wash, cleanse, and purify his people so that they become like him. This process of change is called “sanctification.” And it is a process. Whereas forgiveness of sin is immediate, sanctification takes time. Whereas reconciliation is complete, sanctification is ongoing. Therefore, to be in Christ is to be in a constant process of change. And so the gospel is even better than we often imagine: Jesus forgives us, but he doesn’t leave us as he found us. He changes us!
How does this change happen? What is God’s role in it? What is our role in it? We explore those questions in this series.
Audio in this Series
December 4, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
Philippians 3: 3-15
November 27, 2011
Dave Morlan
2 Corinthians 7: 6-11
November 20, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
2 Peter 1: 5-8, Galatians 1:6-8, Galatians 5:16-26
November 13, 2011
Dave Morlan
Romans 8: 1-17
November 6, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
Colossians 3: 1-17, Mark 7:1-23
October 30, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
2 Peter 1: 3-10
October 23, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
Romans 6: 1-14
October 16, 2011
Dave Morlan
1 Corinthians 5, Colossians 2:13-14
October 9, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
Romans 5: 1-11
October 2, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
1 John 3:1-3, Genesis 2, Genesis 3
September 25, 2011
Hunter Beaumont
Ezekiel 36: 22-27, John 3: 1-5
