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Nov 12, 2023 45 min

Why The Church?

from ARCC Sermons Hosted by Roy Stokes

What a blessing to be members of the household of God; the assembly of the LORD; the LORD’s treasured possession; the apple of His eye; His little flock; sons of the resurrection; those called and chosen and faithful; His bride; those who share in the first resurrection; and those who are written in the Lamb’s book of life. The Bible contains so many vivid picturesque descriptions of those beloved by the Lord it is easy for us to lose sight of that truth with the simple expression “Church members”. But that is the splendid reality for those who are in Jesus Christ.

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