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Mark A. Copeland b. However, in his teaching it was made clear: 1) It should be kept on an individual basis - cf. Ro 14:5-6 2) It should not be bound on others - cf. Ga 2:3-5 3) It had nothing to do with our justification in Christ - cf. Ga 5:4-6 -- Where Paul drew the line was in making such matters church doctrine or practice, where people were compelled to do them B. JESUS WARNED OF THE DANGER OF HUMAN TRADITIONS... 1. He rebuked the scribes Pharisees for their use of traditions - Mk 7:1-13 a. They made their traditions necessary for all to observe - Mk 7:7 b. In keeping their traditions, they laid aside the commands of God - Mk 7:8-9 2. Traditions of men are wrong, then, when they: a. Become matters of doctrine or required practice, bound upon all b. Displace the commands of God by the very keeping of the traditions -- Traditions are therefore like the feast days; in certain situations they can be matters of expediency, but if we are not careful they can become a stumbling block to us! C. MAKING APPLICATION IN REGARDS TO EASTER... 1. The Bible is silent regarding any YEARLY observance of Christ’s resurrection a. God and Jesus evidently did not deem it necessary for the church b. Any yearly observance is based upon human tradition, not God’s Word 2. As a human tradition, we must be very careful - cf. Mk 7:7-9 a. It cannot become a matter of doctrine, which is bound upon others b. It cannot displace the keeping of God’s commandments (do those who come only on Easter believe that it renders the command in He 10:25 of none effect?) 3. An annual observance by the church is unwise, if not wrong a. It intertwines human traditions with God’s commands for His church b. It forces people to observe what is a human tradition 4. On an individual basis, however, if one wishes to esteem one day above another: a. It is between him and the Lord - Ro 14:5-6 b. Be careful not to condemn those who differ - Ro 14:4,10-12 c. Be sensitive to the convictions of others - Ro 14:13-19 5. As for the pagan elements... a. Again, perhaps this is best left on an individual basis b. My own understanding is that we are free in Christ to change what may have been a religious practice at one time for personal use as an expediency 1) E.g., using circumcision for personal hygiene 2) E.g., using colored eggs and hiding them for family entertainment CONCLUSION 1. My view of Easter is similar to how I view Thanksgiving... a. I know that the idea of an annual observance is foreign to the Scriptures b. As Christians we should give thanks and celebrate Christ’s resurrection year around c. But seeking to “continue steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine” (Ac 2:42), the Lord’s church should refrain from adding human traditions to its work and worship d. Yet I am grateful that I live in a country where at least once a year people think about God’s blessings, especially in the gift of His Dear Son Topical Sermons 66
Mark A. Copeland 2. My prayer is that people will do more than think about God’s Son once a year... a. That we be thankful in every thing and on every day b. That we live in the power of the resurrected Life which is in Christ Jesus our Lord 1) Which comes by being in Christ 2) Which comes by living daily in service to Him who died for us, and rose again! “For though He was crucified in weakness, yet He lives by the power of God. For we also are weak in Him, but we shall live with Him by the power of God toward you.” - 2 Co 13:4 “I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.” - Gal 2:20 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” - Phil 4:13 Are you living daily for Christ, serving Him by the power of His resurrected life? Topical Sermons 67
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Mark A. Copeland Gospel Meetings -
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After Conversion, What Then? Mark A
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INTRODUCTION The Anatomy Of A Backs
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of this world have to offer! Mark A
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Mark A. Copeland [To encourage the
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The Apostasy And Restoration Mark A
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CONCLUSION Mark A. Copeland 1. Thes
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Mark A. Copeland [Whose example are
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Faith In The Community Mark A. Cope
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Faith In The Family Mark A. Copelan
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Mark A. Copeland [Finally, some rem
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-- Weak Christians need to be assis
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Mark A. Copeland 2. Lack of commitm
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Mark A. Copeland And they will beco
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God Hates Divorce! Mark A. Copeland
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2. What can be done to stem the tid
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a. Making one wise regarding salvat
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The Gospel According To Isaiah Mark
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CONCLUSION b. A promised fully real
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depends upon God (more on prayer la
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Gospel Meetings Why Should We Atten
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Gospel Meetings Why Some Succeed An
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1. Shown by failing to welcome them
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Mark A. Copeland 2) Those who worke
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The Gospel Of Christ Mark A. Copela
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2. Our sins are “blotted out”,
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Mark A. Copeland [So don’t be sel
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Grace And The Christian Mark A. Cop
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CONCLUSION Mark A. Copeland 2) But
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II. THE MAKING OF A DISCIPLE Mark A
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The Great Commission According To L
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The Greatest Need Mark A. Copeland
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1. Jesus commanded that disciples b
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Growing Old Gracefully Mark A. Cope
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Mark A. Copeland - cf. Lk 12:15 2.
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Mark A. Copeland 4. Such a person w
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Mark A. Copeland II. THE REWARDS OF
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1. It cost Him the sacrifice of His
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How Much Should I Give? Mark A. Cop
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Mark A. Copeland [These principles
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How Well Do You Listen? Mark A. Cop
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Mark A. Copeland the gospel of Chri
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I Am Coming, Lord! Mark A. Copeland
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Into All The World Using Bible Corr
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-- The true measure should be, “H
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Is Your Baptism Scriptural? Mark A.
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-- The Biblical subject for baptism
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Jesus, My Lord Mark A. Copeland INT
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2) Nor wallowing in past failures d
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1. His sheep hear His voice - Jn 10
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Mark A. Copeland II. IN THE NEW TES
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Laying Up Treasure In Heaven Mark A
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Mark A. Copeland II. LET’S MAKE A
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The Lord’s Supper Mark A. Copelan
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The Lostness Of The Lost Mark A. Co
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Making Wise Choices Mark A. Copelan
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Mark A. Copeland [There will be tim
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INTRODUCTION The Measure Of A Stron
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a. Where things are done as He dire
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Mark A. Copeland [It should be evid
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Mark A. Copeland Music In New Testa
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The Need For Vision Mark A. Copelan
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2. Faith in the power of the Lord a
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INTRODUCTION The Old Testament And
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“that the man of God may be compl
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INTRODUCTION The Parable Of The Lif
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Mark A. Copeland b. Not that physic
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B. JESUS THEREBY DEMONSTRATED WHAT
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The Path To Salvation Mark A. Copel
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-- Have you made Jesus your Teacher
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Mark A. Copeland 3. Two others had
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Mark A. Copeland Peter (Acts 10) d.
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The Perverted Gospel Its Witness Ma
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1. We have been created to walk in
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Principles Of Church Growth Mark A.
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1. The time may vary for different
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INTRODUCTION The Problem Of Religio
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Mark A. Copeland C. RESTRAIN PERSON
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Mark A. Copeland 1. There is a more
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A Reason For Our Hope Mark A. Copel
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Reflections On The Loss Of A Loved
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C. ATTEND ALL THE SERVICES OF THE C
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Mark A. Copeland d. “these words
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Mark A. Copeland and Jesus Christ o
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Same-Sex Marriage Mark A. Copeland
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Mark A. Copeland 1. Same-sex marria
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Mark A. Copeland 1. In Jn 15:11, we
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Mark A. Copeland [Having defined th
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Mark A. Copeland Him - Ac 10:39-41
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The Single Christian Mark A. Copela
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Spirituality In Youth Is It Possibl
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Studying With JWs Mark A. Copeland
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Mark A. Copeland III. SUGGESTIONS F
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Mark A. Copeland c. By claiming tha
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Support Your Local Church! Mark A.
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Mark A. Copeland 2) God wants to gi
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To Seek Or To Serve? Mark A. Copela
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Mark A. Copeland CONCLUSION 1. Rega
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Mark A. Copeland 3. We are to worsh
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Mark A. Copeland 2. The Hebrews are
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The Value Of Secret Prayer Mark A.
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Mark A. Copeland [Since the God who
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Mark A. Copeland throw away your ti
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We Should Remember The Poor Mark A.
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Mark A. Copeland A. EXPLANATION OF
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Mark A. Copeland I strive to serve
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Mark A. Copeland II. PARTICIPATION
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Mark A. Copeland A. THIS IS CLEARLY
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INTRODUCTION What Visitors Have A R
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When The Election Is Over Mark A. C
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Mark A. Copeland B. HOW MUCH DOES O
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Mark A. Copeland 1. There may be ot
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Mark A. Copeland 1. Jesus commands
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Mark A. Copeland A. A GOOD CONSCIEN
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c. Being united with Christ in His
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Mark A. Copeland 3. Before Caiaphas
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. To be our perfect High Priest c.
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Would We Have Believed Them? Mark A
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Mark A. Copeland a. It may be specu
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A. HE SAID, “BAPTIZING THEM...”
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