We partake of the Lord’s Table (Holy Communion or Lord’s Supper) on the first Sunday of the month. Only born-again Believers should partake in Communion – It is for Christians only. According to the Apostle Paul, in verse 21, It is inconsistent for a Believer to partake in the Table of the Lord and the table of Devils.

Today, we will explore Principles for Christian Citizenship. Christians hold dual citizenship: Heavenly citizenship which is Eternal, and Earthly citizenship which is temporary.

In this Bible Study, we will meditate on seven (7) Spiritual Gifts as recorded in the Scriptural Reading – Romans 12:3-8.

Today, we will explore Christ as The “Living Stone” – rejected by humanity but chosen and precious to God. Believers are called to come to Christ, becoming “Living Stones” themselves, built into a spiritual house – a holy priesthood – to offer sacrifices and “declare praises of Him who hath called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.”

Spiritual Maturity is an ongoing process that begins after salvation. The process is characterized by Christlike character, discernment of good and evil, and steadfastness in faith.

We should always rely completely on the Holy Spirit to change hearts. The Believer’s goal is to point unbelievers to Christ and trust that the Holy Spirit will change their hearts.

 The Chistian who neglects the Holy Spirit is like a lamp that’s not plugged in – (Precept Austin). When you open your Bible, ask the Author to open your mind and heart.

According to our text, Jesus was crucified between two malefactors (criminals) on a rocky hill called Calvary. On one cross – we see Christ dying For Sin – On another cross we see a criminal dying In his Sin, and on the last cross we see a criminal dying To his Sin.

Today’s message – “Love One Another Fervently” tells us that: The Holy Spirit loved us and brought us to Christ. This same Spirit has planted within us a Love for the People of God.