In Christ, from 2 Corinthians

In today’s broadcast of Words of Grace, Pastor Ben Winslett continues his series on the “In Christ” statements of the New Testament, turning to the book of 2 Corinthians. Exploring passages such as 2 Corinthians 5:17, 5:19, and 2:14, this message emphasizes the profound truths of our new life, eternal salvation, and connection in Christ. Ben shares insights on how we are new creations, how God has reconciled us through Christ, and how we are established and enabled to serve in Him. Join us as we delve deeper into the significance of being “In Christ.”

Radio broadcast for September 8, 2024. Continue reading “In Christ, from 2 Corinthians”

Saved to Serve

Jesus died and rose again that we should live for Him. God reconciled us in Christ so we’re exhorted to reconcile ourselves to God. We’re new creatures in Christ, given the righteousness of Christ, but are exhorted not to receive the grace of God in vain.  From 2 Corinthians chapter 5, Pastor Winslett shares the biblical reason we serve God: He saved us. Join us for more!

Radio broadcast for January 7, 2023. Continue reading “Saved to Serve”

Righteousness and Peace have Kissed

In today’s edition of Words of Grace, we share a message from Pastor Winslett from Psalm 85, a beautiful hymn highlighting themes of captivity, forgiveness, and revival. While it certainly spoke to issues the writer faced in his time, as with many Psalms, the ultimate and final fulfillment is in the redemptive work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Radio broadcast for August 27, 2023 Continue reading “Righteousness and Peace have Kissed”

Reconciled On the Cross

To reconcile means to “to resolve or settle a difference.” Through sin, humans are enemies and alienated from God’s presence and blessings and without reconciliation, we would have no hope in standing before God after death, certain judgment awaiting. But praise God, He sent His Son into the world to die for our sins, saving us from His wrath.

Message 6 in our series through Colossians, from October 2021. Continue reading “Reconciled On the Cross”