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Our God makes all things new. God’s mercies and compassion are new unto his people every morning. It’s a great blessing to know that we wake up every day with a new, fresh day with a blank slate for God to bless us in. Sometimes we might feel as if we are too messed up for God to begin a new work in us, but our God makes all things new. The first step in this new work is regeneration in which God makes us a new creature by giving us a new spirit in our soul. Then, after we are made a new creature, we can serve the Lord in newness of life.

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When we consider eternal salvation, as Primitive Baptists, we take Jesus at his word on the cross when he declared “It Is Finished”. What then did Jesus actually finish on the cross? Did he just do his part of salvation, and now he’s waiting and dependent upon the sinner to believe to actually be fully saved? No, the Bible teaches that Jesus completed all the requirements for eternal salvation on the cross. We consider many verses that present the “past tense” nature of our eternal salvation – that Jesus has “finished” our salvation and we rest in Jesus’ finished work of salvation today.

Follow this link to read an article on this subject as well: https://macedonia-pbc.org/articles/it-is-finished/

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Visiting Minister Elder Buddy Abernathy identifies the difference between fellowship with God in our lives of discipleship and our relationship as children of God. It’s true that some children do not act as honorable to their parents as they ought, but that does not mean they cease to be children. When we as the children of God, confess our sins, the Lord is willing and ready to forgive our sins when we repent from our wayward deeds.

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Message delivered by Elder David Wise at Tyler PBC in Tyler, TX on 12/20/2020. When we consider the birth of Jesus, it’s a divine mystery how that little bitty, normal-looking child was actually God manifest in the flesh – both the Son of man and the Son of God. The titles of Jesus in this text give us a glimpse into the divinity of this little child – Wonderful, Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace.

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Blessed (happy) is the man who fear the Lord. A fear and reverence of God is an evidence of regeneration, an evidence that we are blessed to be among God’s elect. But we can experience greater blessings in Zion and in the church when we live with a mental reverence and fear of God. Our families will be blessed when we reverence God and put God first, then our wife, children, and grandchildren will be blessed out of Zion in the church.

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We are totally dependent upon the Lord for success in any matter, but especially in building a godly house – both in our families and in our churches. After laying the foundation of the Lord in the home, we then consider the basic building block of both families and churches – our children. Children are an inheritance and reward from the Lord and we need to raise up children and shoot out our God-given arrows for the glory of God.

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Visiting Minister Bro. John Morgan Owens guides a river cruise through the many references to water in the scriptures. Beginning in Genesis and all throughout the scriptures, water is always presented to point us to Jesus Christ our life-giving substance to nourish us from thirst.

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