EPISODE · Dec 18, 2011 · 45 MIN
The Violent Path to Peace
from Grand Parkway Baptist Church · host Neil McClendon
How do we find true, unshakeable peace in a broken world that constantly pulls us toward self-centeredness and division?In this sermon on Romans 15:1–7, Pastor Neil McClendon explores the "violent path to peace" on the fourth Sunday of Advent. Looking at Paul's instructions to the early church, Pastor Neil breaks down a three-step journey toward lasting peace and hope: engaging with God's Word for instruction, developing spiritual endurance (hupamone) through life's hardest trials, and relying on the deep encouragement found only in the Scriptures. Discover how putting others ahead of ourselves and pursuing harmony with fellow believers allows us to experience the guarding peace of Christ in our daily lives.In this episode, we cover:Getting Beyond Yourself: Overcoming our natural drive toward self-pleasing to build up our neighbors.Christ as Our Pattern: Looking to Jesus as the ultimate model of self-giving, other-centered service.Living in Harmony: What it practically means to be of the same mind and walk in unity with others.The Necessity of Endurance: Why staying the course during difficult seasons produces proven character and hope.The Comfort of Scripture: Relying on the timeless authority of God's Word rather than temporary human advice.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube
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How do we find true, unshakeable peace in a broken world that constantly pulls us toward self-centeredness and division? In this sermon on Romans 15:1–7, Pastor Neil McClendon explores the "violent path to peace" on the fourth Sunday of Advent. Looking at Paul's instructions to the early church, Pastor Neil breaks down a three-step journey toward lasting peace and hope: engaging with God's Word for instruction, developing spiritual endurance (hupamone) through life's hardest trials, and relyi...
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