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Sermon Summary (June 13, 2010)  |
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The Peacemakers
(Matthew 5:1-9)
God is peace.
Because He sent Jesus to the world,
caused him to carry the cross, and shed his blood,
this is peace (Is 32:16-17)
Just as God and the Son are in peace,
He wants to have peace with humankind (Ac 10:36);
just as God rests on the Sabbath,
He wants to bless the peaceful.
The spiritual blessings that God bestows
are the fruit of peace (Gal 5:22-23).
He who professes to believe in Jesus
but does not have peace with God is a hypocrite,
and the Spirit shall not operate on him,
and if the Spirit does not,
then he shall have no spiritual blessings,
thus he is the one who could not do the Lord's will (Ro 5:1).
If one wants blessings, one must be a peacemaker.
This is the Lord's will (1 Co 14:33),
the eternal will that God wants.
○ The truth is peace.
Professing to know the truth,
but not having peace is a lie.
○ The power of faith is peace.
Professing to have faith
but not having peace is deceit.
○ Power is peace.
If the powerful one does not have peace,
he will become corrupted.
※ Let us be spiritual.
This is peace.
Let us enjoy peace with God.
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