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Introduction
Who will be rooting for the Patriots this afternoon?
Who will be rooting for the Eagles?
I believe God would root for the Eagles, you know why?
God loves a good underdog story.
Our whole ministry if based on this principle.
We are all underdogs when it comes to salvation and redemption.
None of us can make it on our own.
Everyone needs Jesus to gain the victory.
It doesn’t matter where you come form or what you’ve done.
God will take you just as you are and make you into something new for his glory.
Ministry is messy.
We are all messy.
What if the church decided who could come to the Lord and have the blessing of salvation?
It’s so easy to do.
It’s so easy to judge people and make spiritual calls that we were never intended to make.
The Church of Corinth was struggling with this idea of everyone being on same level.
Scriptural Truths
1 cor 11:17
1 Cor 11:
Recognize the Lord’s Table is set for everyone through the power of the gospel.
God is no respecter of persons.
Everyone has a seat at the Lord’s table.
The Gospel saves a seat for everyone.
The Gospel saves a seat for everyone.
John
The Power of the gospel is it’s reach to ever person: rich, poor, bond and free.
It is the power that breaks every chain and every strong hold that would keep people from the God who loves them.
The story of opening up the church to those in need.
Ministry is messy.
A Deacon once said, “That ‘s what happens when you let in those people.”
Romans 1:
The church was using the Lord’s supper to recognize the rich and humiliate the poor.
1 Cor 11:20-
1 Cor 11:
There were three types of people sitting at the Lord’s table:
The Glutton
The Drunk
The Hungry
Remember the Lord’s Supper is the power of our salvation.
Remember His Person
The body of our Lord broken for us.
1 Cor 11:23
The blood of the Lord spilled for us.
Proclaim His Passion
1 Corinthians
Remembering the power of the Cross.
Remembering we are crucified with Christ.
My necklace, My Cross.
Exalt His Position
Christ is coming Again!!
We are to live in expectation of his coming.
Respect the Lord’s Supper or reap the consequences.
1 Cor
Judge your status with God.
The unworthy manner is not considering the whole Body of Christ.
No one comes to the Lord’s table of their own merit.
We all come through the Body and Blood of Christ.
Judge your standing with God.
1 Cor 11:28
1 Cor
Pride and arrogance will brings discipline from the Lord.
Sickness and even Death
The Lord is serious about his table being open to everyone.
Don’t be a Glutton for Punishment.
1 cor 11:
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