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Apostle's Creed 9: I Believe in the Holy Catholic Church; the Communion of Saints - Part 2

from Bishop Napoleon Essien · host Serious Christian Church Parklands - Cape Town

Sermon delivered on Sunday, November 1, 2020 at LCI Megachurch in Cape Town, South Africa. Welcome to this week’s podcast.  By the special grace of God Bishop Napoleon continued with the FAITH SERIES : Article 9: I believe in the Holy Catholic church: the Communion of the Saints The Body of Christ is the entire universal church. A church is not just a building; it is a gathering of people in the name of Jesus in the presence of the Holy Spirit. We are all children of God through faith in Jesus Christ and we are made part of the body of Christ when we receive Christ. A glorious local church does not mean a glorious body of Christ. Jesus Christ is interested in his entire body as a whole not just a part. The Body is not made of one member. Churches therefore we should not despise each other because we are all part of one body. Today's message will make you realise the importance of the body of Christ and how you as a member of the body of  Christ fit in.  Be blessed as you listen to the message.

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