Sermon Illustrations on New Creation
6 illustrations found
Genesis 2:4-7 - Pentecostal Perspective
In the Pentecostal tradition, Genesis 2:4-7 emphasizes the divine breath of God as a transformative force that brings life and purpose to humanity. This passage reveals the intimate relationship between God and humanity, highlighting the necessity of Spirit baptism to fully experience this divine connection and empowerment for living a life of faith.
The Personal Call of Salvation - Story
The Gospel message emphasizes the necessity of personal transformation through a relationship with Jesus Christ. It highlights that salvation is not based on works but is received through faith, leading to a new identity and purpose in life. Ultimately, God desires a personal relationship with each individual, which changes their eternal destiny.
The Personal Call of Salvation - Contemporary Example
The Gospel message emphasizes the necessity of personal transformation through a relationship with Jesus Christ, as illustrated in John 3 with Nicodemus. It highlights that salvation is not based on works but is received through faith, leading to a new identity and purpose in life. This personal decision to trust in Christ is central to the evangelical message, affirming that God desires a relationship with each individual.
AI Illustration for Revelation 21:1-8
Illustration about: The final act of the play! a New Creation!
N.T. Wright on Kingdom Present and Future - Anglican (Matthew 6:33)
"The kingdom is both present and coming—already and not yet. We seek what is already breaking in. God's righteousness is His setting-things-right project, culminating in new creation. Seek this first,
N.T. Wright on God's Rescue Operation - Anglican (John 3:16)
"John 3:16 is not about God rescuing people from the world, but about God loving the world so much that he sends his Son to rescue and redeem it. The goal is not escape but transformation—God putting