Published on Sun 13th Mar 2011
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We continue to unpack the Doctrine of the Trinity. Sometimes, understanding what something is not helps to clarify what something actually is. We will look at 1 Corinthians 8:4-6 and identify some of the deficient formulations of the Doctrine of the Trinity posited in the history of the church.
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Sun 20th Mar 2011
Guest Preacher
Dr Syd Hielema
Proverbs 3:5-6
Genesis 12
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Sun 27th Mar 2011
As we study this passage, we will learn something about how the Doctrine of the Trinity makes sense of our deepest intuitions about the essence of reality and how this doctrine opens up for us the richness of the gospel.
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Sun 3rd Apr 2011
Rev Tim Sheridan
Revelation 17 and 18
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Sun 10th Apr 2011
What makes Jesus sick? On this GEMS Sunday, as we celebrate this important ministry, we will consider the GEMS verse from Revelation 3:14-22, where Christ addresses the church at Laodicea.
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Sun 10th Apr 2011
In this final look at the Doctrine of the Trinity, we will return to John 1:1-5 to learn what are the implications of the Son's cooperative participation with the Father in the work of creation.
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