Fruit That Remains | Authentic Weight | Psalm 100:3 | Arik Hayes
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What is the main message of the series 'Fruit That Remains'?
Have a seat, beloved. In the presence of the Lord. Yeah. We've been having a good time all day today. Know what I love about this good time? If you've ever been in the world, there were always side effects to their good time. Now we can come and have a party in the Lord and it's edifying to the soul and spirit. No side effects. No side effects. We have good fun in the Lord. Yes, ma'am. Good Holy Ghost fun. No shame, no condemnation, no bondage. Freedom. Edification. Increased knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ. That is our portion. Amen, beloved. Amen. Welcome to 2019 church. Beloved, my name is Eric Hayes. I'm one of the elders here. Thank you. God bless you. God bless you. I love you. Amen. We are a church that is absolutely a house of prayer, presence, and proclamation.
I want to welcome our online community, the digital disciples, those that may actually have traveled in. We get at least a couple of you guys that are in the building. Those that are driving us or actually joining us across the chat. during the live stream we want to welcome you and last but not least we definitely want to welcome the unbeliever in the building oh yeah clap it up why do y'all make a fuss about the unbeliever because the gospel is about the unbeliever and God himself is concerned about the unbeliever so much so that he sent his son to die on a raggedy rugged cross for the sins of the unbeliever Check this out. Even those who won't believe, he still paid the price. Who wouldn't serve a God like that?
This is a place you could absolutely belong before you believe, and we welcome you. All right, this is the time that we customarily give honor to the pastor of this ecclesia, Philip Anthony Mitchell. No pressure, beloved. Just want to give you the opportunity. If that's in your heart, give the opportunity to share that. Amen. For the scriptures say we should give honor to whom it is due. And I believe if you continue to fight your flesh and bow before the Lord Jesus Christ and steward a revival and love your wife and each one of your children and wring your own sin out and pursue holiness and purity over decades. Over decades. Over decades. I believe that is to be honored. So I want to honor him there.
As a church today, we're starting a brand new sermon series titled Fruit That Remains. Fruit That Remains. We walk through all of Matthew over three plus years.
How does Elder Arik Hayes define honor in relation to feelings?
We walk through the first two chapters in Acts. And this summer we'll be discussing virtues that we think are biblical to expect to see in the lives of believers that walk hand in hand with the Lord. And I've been given the assignment and the privilege to deliver the first message of said series today. And it's been titled Authentic Weight. Authentic Weight. Please allow me to pray for us one more time as we dive into the word of God. Holy Father, we've seen outpourings all day. And God, we already thank you for what you've done in worship. As we transition to the word, we still want to see your glory. Still want to see your grace, God. Help us align with what you said in your word. Help us be malleable, God, and not be stiff-necked people.
That we would hear your word and align by the power and privilege of the Holy Ghost living on the inside of us. Right, God? I want to finish this assignment in faithfulness, God. and purpose, for you love your children that are listening now, those that are live here, and those that are streaming. Have your way in me, God. I seek to decrease that you would increase in this moment, that you would continue to have your way. You've already started. We ask that you continue. It's in Jesus' name we pray. Amen and amen. You mind hanging out with me, Frank? I appreciate you, family. Thank you. If I'm honest, and I believe I can talk to you like we family, I usually do. Is that all right? All right. This is easily one of the most difficult preaching assignments I've ever had.
Right? I've been preaching, I think, probably in an official sense at this church before when it was Victory Church ATL. I think it was like sometime in like 2008.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main message of the series 'Fruit That Remains'?
0:00–3:22
2
How does Elder Arik Hayes define honor in relation to feelings?
3:22–6:40
3
What biblical references support the concept of honor?
6:40–9:47
4
How does individualism affect our understanding of honor?
9:47–12:12
5
What does it mean to honor God according to Psalm 100:3?
12:12–15:48
6
How can we differentiate between true and false honor?
15:48–18:42
7
What are the consequences of dishonor in our lives?
18:42–21:39
8
How can we cultivate a culture of honor in our communities?
21:39–59:04
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