In this sermon, Pastor Austin W. Duncan explores the meaning of communion through the lens of 1 Corinthians 11:17-34. He begins by discussing a famous image titled "Grace," using it as a metaphor for the private yet communal act of communion. Pastor Duncan explains the problems within the Corinthian church, where self-centeredness distorted the true purpose of the Lord's Supper. He then outlines the four key aspects of communion: remembrance, proclamation, examination, and consideration. By reflecting on Christ's sacrifice, proclaiming His return, examining our hearts, and considering others, believers can fully embrace the significance of communion. The sermon concludes with a call to approach the Lord's Table with reverence and unity, focusing on Jesus and the shared experience of His grace.
Read MorePastor Austin Duncan dives into Biblical prophecy, specifically focusing on the Gentile nations, the nation of Israel, and the Church as outlined in the Scriptures (referencing Daniel, Matthew, 1 &2 Thessalonians, and Revelation). In this sermon, he unpacks the imminent event of the Rapture, the prophetic revelation of the Antichrist, and the pivotal moments leading up to the second coming of Jesus Christ.
Read MorePastor Austin W. Duncan dives into the theological concept of 'The Great Tribulation' and the triumph of Jesus' return. Addressing one of the most profound yet neglected areas of Christian theology, he discusses the dual nature of tribulation—as a current experience and as a future event. By unpacking the signs, symbols, and teachings found in Scripture, we gain a clear and relevant understanding of end-times prophecy. This message not only provides a biblical foundation for the tribulation but also emphasizes the common thread that unites all believers: the eager expectation of Christ's imminent return, and living with an eternal perspective in the midst of our present realities.
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