He saved us for His name’s sake, that He might make His mighty power to be known.
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His Own Name’s Sake: A Liturgical message of Ezekiel chapter 2o… Wherein we will be looking at the 10th day of the 5th month in considering the inquiry of the elders of Judah at the mouth of the prophet and the Reformed message of the mercy and Grace of God in choosing to spare and save a remnant “for his own name’s sake”. The message of Ezekiel parallels many biblical truths written throughout Scripture that teach us the Glory of YHWH God, the justice of the standards of the Law, our failure in recognizing sin of our own power, and the … Continue reading
Despising His Words: A Liturgical message of 2 Kings chapter 25… Wherein we will be looking at the end of the life of Zedekiah and his sons, as well as the country and house which he ruled over the land and house of Judah. We will be considering the prophetic warning of GOD in this message as it applies to a heart, mind and soul that has not humbled themselves to the Word of the LORD YHWH. We will consider the importance and the gift of having divine revelation, the Word of God as contained in the holy Scripture, as … Continue reading
Covenantalism pt.7: Purpose of Elders in Covenantalism In this message we will be looking at the use of elders and overseers by God in dealing with his covenant people in calling the nation to repentance, we will consider the need for covenanting again, and taking seriously the signs of the covenant which, we have affirmed already as we conclude this series on ‘Covenantalism’. Remember when You are freely enjoying the notes, you are reading or freely listen… SOME ONE IS STILL PAYING FOR IT Contribute when you can to keep us growing and free Subscribe to RNCM Podcast Feed … Continue reading
In all testimonial signs the scripture appoints ‘elements’ and ‘works’ which comprise the ‘Sign’ and completed as a testimony of the Covenant when accompanied by the graciously given faith of God our Saviour .
Baptism: Water and the person being baptized or immersed- these are its major constituent elements.
Lord’s Supper: Bread (made of wheat or common cereal grain), Wine / Vine (Red wine resembling blood), the person Partaking- these are its major constituent elements. Continue reading
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