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Lesson 1 | Once Dead - Now Quickened

Spiritual Life

February 4, 2024 • Josh Strelecki • Colossians 2:13–15

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Spiritual life commences with God, His Word, the gospel, and an obedient heart to His light in Christ. Spiritual life begins with a spiritual conception - regeneration. As natural conception and birth a newness of knowledge, growing, and developing to be able to walk takes place, so with spiritual conception and birth. Who were we before our spiritual conception? What took place when we obeyed from the heart the word of truth, the gospel of our salvation? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher answers these questions as he explores the detail of our former predicament and the work of the Spirit in regeneration.

Lesson 14 | The Warfare and Hope of the Believer

June 20, 2024 • Josh Strelecki • 2 Timothy 4:6–8

The fruit of the Spirit is contrary to the works of our sinful flesh; however, our flesh and its works are not the believers only enemy. Part of the Christian walk is warfare for those in Christ there are enemies within and without. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines this world, its darkness, and works - who runs it? how does he run it? and, how do we war? Pastor Josh also devles into the hope of the believer and the present fruit of that hope.

Lesson 13 | The Fruit of the Spirit

June 6, 2024 • Josh Strelecki • Galatians 5:16–26

Intake, digest, and the fruit being Christ are the essentials of spiritual growth and vitality before God. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher hones in on the specificity of the work of the Spirit in believers walking after Him. Josh develops the principle of sowing and reaping and that you reap of the Spirit when you sow to the Spirit and you reap the fruit of the Spirit.

Lesson 12 | The Mind & Bowels of Christ in the Believer

May 30, 2024 • Josh Strelecki • Philippians 2:5–16

Christians feed on the Word of God by taking it in by reading it and digesting it through study, meditation, and prayer ultimately they may grow in their knowledge and experience of Christ. Yet, to whom does the fruit of that labor reflect? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher in his sermon delves into answer this question as he brings the reality of the mind, bowels, and life of Christ being display in the life of the believer.