Practicing Resurrection III: Ps. Santosh Khatiwada
Cross-Way Church, Lalitpur

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Practicing Resurrection III: Ps. Santosh Khatiwada
Cross-Way Church, Lalitpur
Cross-Way Church, Lalitpur

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Series: “Practicing the Resurrection” (Part I): Rev. Dr. Arbin Pokharel
Goal: We will move from Resurrection as believed and claimed theology […]
Goal: We will move from Resurrection as believed and claimed theology to life’s practices.
Resurrection is the central event of Christian life. It’s narratives both in history when Jesus was raised …from the dead, but also in our own lives need defining and re-imagining for real life habits and cultural practices. If death is the ultimate enemy that has it’s grip over our lives, resurrection (of Jesus and therefore ours) sets us free, free enough for us to imagine God’s Kingdom here and now in our lives.
Need: We are bound to our own “business as usual” and distracted by our lives’ demands on us, keeping too busy to “create, make [manufacture] and control” that we’ve kept ourselves preoccupied leaving hardly any room for the wonderment, deeper meaning and at the mysteries of resurrection.
Resurrection is often presented as something to be argued, debated, proven and believed. While those are necessary about Resurrection, and have served the cause of Truth claims. But, through the narratives of the first Easter day, the events and persons, we learn resurrection is meant to be carried out into practices of our daily lives, more than cognitively believed, just as Jesus exemplified it’s meaning in his life. This sermon series will focus on the practices that Resurrection demands from us, as believers in Jesus, baptized into his death and resurrection.
Rev. Dr. Arbin Pokharel[+] Show More
Resurrection is the central event of Christian life. It’s narratives both in history when Jesus was raised …from the dead, but also in our own lives need defining and re-imagining for real life habits and cultural practices. If death is the ultimate enemy that has it’s grip over our lives, resurrection (of Jesus and therefore ours) sets us free, free enough for us to imagine God’s Kingdom here and now in our lives.
Need: We are bound to our own “business as usual” and distracted by our lives’ demands on us, keeping too busy to “create, make [manufacture] and control” that we’ve kept ourselves preoccupied leaving hardly any room for the wonderment, deeper meaning and at the mysteries of resurrection.
Resurrection is often presented as something to be argued, debated, proven and believed. While those are necessary about Resurrection, and have served the cause of Truth claims. But, through the narratives of the first Easter day, the events and persons, we learn resurrection is meant to be carried out into practices of our daily lives, more than cognitively believed, just as Jesus exemplified it’s meaning in his life. This sermon series will focus on the practices that Resurrection demands from us, as believers in Jesus, baptized into his death and resurrection.
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Resurrection Saturday Sermon: Rev. Dr. Arbin Pokharel
Practicing Resurrection Series
Practicing Resurrection Series

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मनदेखि प्रार्थना गरौं (भाग ३): शामुएल बुडाथोकी
Lent Sermon Series “Pray as You Are” Goal of this series is to raise a […]
Lent Sermon Series “Pray as You Are”
Goal of this series is to raise a praying-church- committed, persistent in-community praying.
Jesus said, “My house shall be called the house of prayer …for all people, but you have made it a den of robbers” If a church is not guided or let into prayer, it’ll become a “commercial center” of sorts. There’s no new clever program, just urging people to come and pray, pray in your spaces, best in groups and families.
We have finished the series on “Church & the Gospel Responsibility” through the book Faithful Presence, where we focused on being present with people with intentionality to bring God’s presence through the Holy Spirit to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. These will be good resource to have on web-based where people can go back to listen and think and discuss. There’s a sense of “new paradigm” being set for understanding the gospel and the church as a practicing community- i.e. not a social set up for same old tradition for gaining self-propagated vision of power, status, and achieving personal dreams.[+] Show More
Goal of this series is to raise a praying-church- committed, persistent in-community praying.
Jesus said, “My house shall be called the house of prayer …for all people, but you have made it a den of robbers” If a church is not guided or let into prayer, it’ll become a “commercial center” of sorts. There’s no new clever program, just urging people to come and pray, pray in your spaces, best in groups and families.
We have finished the series on “Church & the Gospel Responsibility” through the book Faithful Presence, where we focused on being present with people with intentionality to bring God’s presence through the Holy Spirit to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. These will be good resource to have on web-based where people can go back to listen and think and discuss. There’s a sense of “new paradigm” being set for understanding the gospel and the church as a practicing community- i.e. not a social set up for same old tradition for gaining self-propagated vision of power, status, and achieving personal dreams.[+] Show More

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मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व (भाग ६): रेभ डा अरबीन पोखरेल
रेभ डा अरबिन पोखरेल
रेभ डा अरबिन पोखरेल

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मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व भाग ५
रेभ डा अरबिन पोखरेल, क्रस-वे चर्च, ललितपुर
रेभ डा अरबिन पोखरेल, क्रस-वे चर्च, ललितपुर

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मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व (भाग ४)
पास्टर लकिम राई : क्रस-वे मुल्य मान्यताहरु: सुसमाचार प्रचार अभियान
पास्टर लकिम राई : क्रस-वे मुल्य मान्यताहरु: सुसमाचार प्रचार अभियान

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मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व (भाग ३ )
पास्टर सन्तोष खतिवडा, क्रस-वे चर्च -ललितपुर , नेपाल
पास्टर सन्तोष खतिवडा, क्रस-वे चर्च -ललितपुर , नेपाल

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मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व (भाग २)
मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व (भाग २) बिषय: ख्रीष्टको मिलापको […]
मण्डली र सुसमचारको दायित्व (भाग २)
बिषय: ख्रीष्टको मिलापको बिस्तारकर्ताहरू
बचन खण्ड: २ कोरिन्थी ५:११-२१
पा अमित कार्थक, क्रस-वे चर्च
बिषय: ख्रीष्टको मिलापको बिस्तारकर्ताहरू
बचन खण्ड: २ कोरिन्थी ५:११-२१
पा अमित कार्थक, क्रस-वे चर्च

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मण्डली र सुसमाचारको दाहित्व (भाग १)
– रेभ डा अरबिन पोखरेल (क्रस-वे चर्च, ललितपुर) Saturday Worship Service […]
– रेभ डा अरबिन पोखरेल (क्रस-वे चर्च, ललितपुर)
Saturday Worship Service (Online)
Series: Church and the Gospel Responsibility (Part 1)
Rev. Dr. Arbin Pokharel, Cross-Way Church , Lalitpur
The preaching series during this season …each year after the outreach, we focus on the gospel and the mission of the church. The Church is the body of Christ. Church is made for the mission that Jesus came for, (see, among other passages, Luke 4:18-19 “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me to preach the good news to the poor… set the captives free, to proclaim the year (age) of our Lord’s favor). Jesus has empowered (resourced) the church for his mission in the world, where his Kingdom has come and the gospel is advancing.
The Need: We have thought the gospel to be many things in Nepal (Ref. Gospel Made in Nepal, Evangelical Chu in Nepal, etc.) which is reflected in the way we preach the gospel, and believe and teach in the (Nepali) churches. Jesus Christ is the Gospel. God owns the gospel, and gives through the Holy Spirit to the Church.
I’ve been sharing during our gospel outreach, “God is among us, alive and active” our task is to discern him, his presence and his actions (mission). Epiclesis- An ancient practice of praying (invoking) the presence of the Holy Spirit.
Fitch says in the introduction, “Faithful presence names the reality that God is present in the world and that he uses a people faithful to his presence to make himself concrete and real amid the world’s struggles and pain.”(10). So then, “we need practices that shape us to be a community of his faithful presence.” The book proposes seven practices that shape the church for mission (namely, The discipline of the Lord’s Table, … Reconciliation, Proclaiming the Gospel, Being with the ‘Least of These’, Being with Children, Fivefold Gifting, Kingdom Prayer.)
As we do that, God in Christ builds and grows His church, changing the world, beginning with ours.
The Goal of the series is to bring to the surface, clear awareness and intentionality that we live the gospel every day. We must learn the habits of “practicing the presence of God, and keen awareness and discernment of the work of the Holy Spirit. In this way we live, witnessing to the gospel of Jesus Christ, just as our values ask of us to, Worship in Spirit and Truth, and Gospel Mobilization.[+] Show More
Saturday Worship Service (Online)
Series: Church and the Gospel Responsibility (Part 1)
Rev. Dr. Arbin Pokharel, Cross-Way Church , Lalitpur
The preaching series during this season …each year after the outreach, we focus on the gospel and the mission of the church. The Church is the body of Christ. Church is made for the mission that Jesus came for, (see, among other passages, Luke 4:18-19 “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me to preach the good news to the poor… set the captives free, to proclaim the year (age) of our Lord’s favor). Jesus has empowered (resourced) the church for his mission in the world, where his Kingdom has come and the gospel is advancing.
The Need: We have thought the gospel to be many things in Nepal (Ref. Gospel Made in Nepal, Evangelical Chu in Nepal, etc.) which is reflected in the way we preach the gospel, and believe and teach in the (Nepali) churches. Jesus Christ is the Gospel. God owns the gospel, and gives through the Holy Spirit to the Church.
I’ve been sharing during our gospel outreach, “God is among us, alive and active” our task is to discern him, his presence and his actions (mission). Epiclesis- An ancient practice of praying (invoking) the presence of the Holy Spirit.
Fitch says in the introduction, “Faithful presence names the reality that God is present in the world and that he uses a people faithful to his presence to make himself concrete and real amid the world’s struggles and pain.”(10). So then, “we need practices that shape us to be a community of his faithful presence.” The book proposes seven practices that shape the church for mission (namely, The discipline of the Lord’s Table, … Reconciliation, Proclaiming the Gospel, Being with the ‘Least of These’, Being with Children, Fivefold Gifting, Kingdom Prayer.)
As we do that, God in Christ builds and grows His church, changing the world, beginning with ours.
The Goal of the series is to bring to the surface, clear awareness and intentionality that we live the gospel every day. We must learn the habits of “practicing the presence of God, and keen awareness and discernment of the work of the Holy Spirit. In this way we live, witnessing to the gospel of Jesus Christ, just as our values ask of us to, Worship in Spirit and Truth, and Gospel Mobilization.[+] Show More

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Ps. Amit Karthak Cross-Way Church, Lalitpur
Ps. Amit Karthak
Cross-Way Church, Lalitpur
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