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#10: Jesus our Refuge
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- Jesus Alone is God
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- May 30, 2023
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- 3961
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Summary
<ul><li> Email: [email protected] </li><li> https://apostolicinternational.com/ </li><li> Statement of beliefs: https://apostolicinternational.com/statement-of-beliefs </li><li> The sermon: https://apostolicinternational.com/sermons/JESUS_OUR_REFUGE.pdf </li><li> The sermon compares the biblical characters of Noah and Lot, emphasizing how Noah's devotion extended to his family and his primary focus was on building the ark, symbolizing his commitment to heavenly duties. In contrast, Lot is portrayed as someone primarily concerned with worldly gains. Noah, despite living in a corrupt and wicked era, is seen as a symbol of righteousness, highlighting that with God, it is possible to maintain holiness even in ungodly places.The sermon also draws parallels between Noah's Ark and Jesus Christ. Just as there was only one ark, one door, and one window to save Noah's family from the flood, the preacher asserts that there is only one savior, Jesus, who can protect us from the coming destruction. The ark, despite facing harsh conditions, stayed intact because it was built according to God's word, symbolizing the indestructible nature of faith in Jesus.Moreover, the preacher highlights the unity among different creatures in the ark, illustrating that entering into Christ creates a transformative effect. The ark's multiple rooms and floors are used metaphorically to emphasize the need for tolerance and love among church members, with God having the power to change our characters. The sermon ultimately emphasizes the importance of seeking refuge in Jesus, who serves as our spiritual ark.</li></ul>