We will understand seeking Outstanding performance in Christ as we conclude this sermon series.

In this fourth message, we delve into the standards Christ set for us in holiness and righteousness.

In the third message in the series, The Standards of Christ, we unpack how to pursue excellence in Christian living.

In the second message we understand how to overcome mediocrity through Christ.

In this series of messages, The Standards of Christ, we unpack the outstanding standards Christ calls us to achieve. In this first message, we discuss the Call For Excellence.

In this messagfe, we conclude our series “The Dead Know Nothing Where They Are” with a focus on living in light of the resurrection. We’ve discussed the biblical perspective on death, the dangers of divination, the difference between ancestral veneration and honouring saints, and the role of the Holy Spirit. Now, we turn our attention to the hope and assurance provided by the resurrection and how it should transform our daily lives and decisions.

We have journeyed through understanding the biblical perspective on death and the afterlife, the dangers of divination and necromancy, and the differences between ancestral veneration and honoring the saints. In this message, we delve into a vital topic: the role of the Holy Spirit versus the use of spirit mediums. In our world, many seek guidance and comfort from sources outside of God, including spirit mediums. However, as believers, we must understand and rely on the Holy Spirit, who is our true guide and comforter.

Today, we continue our series “The Dead Know Nothing Where They Are” by addressing a topic that is significant in many cultures: ancestral veneration. Many people honor their ancestors in various ways, believing it brings blessings or maintains harmony within the family. However, we must distinguish between cultural practices and what the Bible teaches. We will explore the biblical view on ancestral veneration and how it contrasts with honoring saints. Let’s begin by understanding what ancestral veneration is and how it differs from the biblical practice of honoring the saints.