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Show Notes for Grains from Gutteridge Podcast
Episode #10: The Heavenly Race

Summary:

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Percy Gutteridge

In 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Paul takes as a pattern the Marathon footrace of the ancient Greeks, well known to and partly copied by the Romans. This is a stimulating message on the Heavenly Race.  Comfort and encouragement are given from the Scriptures and Christian experience. You will be surprised as to how much the epistles have to say about the Heavenly Race. This is an excellent message to listen to after you have seen the film Chariots of Fire.

Special Note:

This message was delivered as the commencement address at Living Faith Bible College in 1986.

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Jim Kerwin’s Show Notes for Kernels of Wheat Podcast
Episode 014 – A New Gift from Jesus

Reminder:

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A New Gift from Jesus

  1. Read through the First Epistle of John once a week
  2. Remember to substitute the phrase “the Anointed One” for Christ or Messiah for the next few weeks, to get in practice.

This Week’s Passage: 1 John 2:6-11–The New Commandment, the New Gift

  • A Christian is someone who abides in Christ, and, thus, ought to walk in the same manner as He walked.  Your walk looks more and more like the walk and life and person of Jesus.
  • What is the New Commandment?
  • “Love one another as I have loved you.”
  • First mentioned in John 13:30-35 (specifically v. 34)
  • “I give to you”—anything given is a GIFT. [click to continue…]
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Jim Kerwin’s Show Notes for Kernels of Wheat Podcast
Episode 010 – That Uncomfortable Word – Part 2

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Reviewing the Article So Far

Most of the “notes” for this week can be found in the online article entitled That Uncomfortable Word–Conviction!

  • What is sin?  Sin is anomia–lawlessness, to be outside of God’s revealed Law (1 John 3:4).
  • The Questions We Seek to Answer:
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