Sermons

To eat or not eat MEAT...and other stuff that harms the weak.

Christians represent Christ and His honour to the watching world, and have a duty to correct, in a loving way, those who sin against us, thereby ensuring that the Church and its members remain pure and holy.

We have seen it all to often in the leaders of Israel here in the book of Numbers, but today we are going focus on day that Moses blew it. We focus on this because none of us are immune to this type of behaviour and it serves as a warning to us…as much as we take account of God’s mercy.

The Lord chooses his leaders and sets them in place. We are not to undermine their work and ministry in our envy and jealousy, but be content with the Provident hand of God and the blessing of his salvation.

Paul, in this passage, points us both to the proof of the resurrection, and to the significance of the resurrection.