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Living Sacrifice 13 - What's your spiritual Gift

Living Sacrifice 13 - What's your spiritual Gift

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 In his latest sermon, Pastor emphasizes the importance of living a life that is holy and acceptable to God, drawing from Romans 12:1. He encourages the congregation to present themselves as living sacrifices to God, reminding them that the approbation of others is irrelevant when it comes to their standing with God and entrance to heaven. The sermon explores the notion that being a Christian entails embracing one's identity as a chosen and royal priesthood, called to showcase God's goodness to the world. Pastor discusses the gifts of the Spirit, explaining the significance of utilizing these gifts in a way that aids others and magnifies God’s glory, rather than simply for personal recognition.Pastor further elaborates on the necessity of seeking spiritual wisdom and knowledge, highlighting that these gifts are essential for a faithful Christian life. He asserts that true faith and understanding come from God, not from human teaching or tradition. Throughout the sermon, he emphasizes that Christians must actively seek to align their lives with God's will, urging them to recognize their role as conduits for God's message and gifts to the world. He concludes by stressing the importance of sincerity and humility in their walk with God, illustrating that the true measure of faith is how it translates into actions that honor God and help

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