From Ruthless to Generous and Enslaved to Empowered, Part 2

Summit Life with J.D. Greear

J.D. Greear Ministries

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 6 February 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

In our series called Everyday Theology, we’ve been focusing on the book of Titus. But Pastor J.D. concludes this study by turning to another book: the New Testament epistle of Philemon. This short letter contains a little-read story of a runaway slave and the power of the gospel.

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0:00.0	Today on Summit Life with JD Greer.
0:02.4	God created you, you see to be useful,
0:05.7	but sin made you useless.
0:07.8	We believe that the gospel of Jesus Christ
0:10.2	can liberate you to become what God has created you to be.
0:14.1	That's what Paul said in the filemen.
0:15.7	O Nessomists is not just useful as a servant
0:19.1	and your household.
0:20.3	God has a plan for him and his kingdom.
0:22.8	Welcome back to another week of solid gospel center teaching
0:35.2	here on Summit Life with Pastor JD Greer.
0:38.2	As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.
0:41.0	Today, Pastor JD is concluding our teaching series
0:43.9	called Everyday Theology.
0:45.6	So if you missed any of the messages up to today,
0:48.6	you can always catch up free of charge at JD Greer.com.
0:53.2	Although this study has mostly focused on the book of Titus,
0:56.9	we are wrapping it up by looking at another book,
0:59.8	the next book of the Bible, Philemon.
1:02.0	This short letter contains a little known story
1:04.6	of a runaway slave and the power of the gospel
1:07.4	to unify believers.
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