The people of God should be status-blind. Jesus restored the dignity of people who were at the bottom of the social pecking-order: women, the poor, children, foreigners, even lepers. Without subverting authority - and that's important to note - the Lord upheld the intrinsic value of each person. This teaching has implications for us, as His followers. Paul walks us through those in Colossians, chapter 3. Jim's sermon is called, The People of God are Disciplined.

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God promised He would make us a "peculiar people." Well, He kept that one, didn't He? Here's an unusual kind of sermon, to illustrate the unusual things Christians do. Jim will be joined by several other folks at different points in his talk, to give live illustrations of baptism, foot-washing, and other ordinances. And he'll explain the reason and significance of each act. Beyond mere obedience, there's deep symbolism here. His sermon is, The People of God are Peculiar, Part 1.

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