We Are

We Are

Series start date: June 14th, 2020

After spending several weeks exploring the declarations Jesus made of himself in the “I AM” statements, we will spend the next several weeks exploring statements that we can make of ourselves because we are Jesus’ disciples. We will consider how living fully into our identity will bless God, bless us and bless others.

Sermons in this series

  • We Are

    We Are Members of One Another

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

    For just as each of us has one body with many members, and these members do not all have the same function, so in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others.

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  • We Are All Children of God
    We Are

    We Are All Children of God

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

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  • We Are

    We Are Ambassadors for Christ

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

    As ambassadors, it is imperative that we tell people about our experience in God’s kingdom. It is imperative that we describe what life is like living as a disciple and follower of Jesus. What a blessing to know that God chose us to be intimately involved in his mission to renew, repair, restore and redeem creation. In this sermon, we explore what it means to be an Ambassador for Christ!

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  • We Are

    We Are the Aroma of Christ

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

    How often do we consider what face the world makes when they encounter us? Do our lives conjure up sweet smelling aromas or foul and rotten smelling odors?

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  • We Are

    We Are More Than Conquerors

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

    Throughout his writings to the early Christian communities, Paul repeats the phrase “We are” on numerous occasions. As a leader in the early church, his preaching and teaching served to lead people into passionate relationship with Jesus. Additionally, Paul was intent on communicating the importance of the Holy Spirit and its role in shaping people into the God’s handiwork. We will explore the overwhelming power of God’s love and how it positions us to say, “We are more than conquerors.”

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  • We Are

    We Are Clay

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

    The first words written about God in the Holy Scriptures are words that describe God as creator. Humans stand as the highlight of God’s creation. God has continue to walk with humans and has committed to continually working on and working with humans to shaped them into the likeness of God. When we declare that “We are clay, we make a statement of surrender and permission for God to do his work on us. It may make us uncomfortable at times, but God is a master worker and we can be sure that He knows what he is doing.

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  • We Are

    We Are Salt and Light

    Dion Frasier

    by Dion Frasier

    Preaching

    While speaking with his disciples, Jesus describes the life his disciples would live in this present world. It would not be a world absent of trouble, struggles, disappointment or persecution. Yet, in the midst of the negative aspects of life on earth, Jesus calls for his disciples to be “standouts”. The characteristics of these standouts will prove to be effective and impactful in turning the world to God.

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