Marysville Nazarene Church
Forged in Fire - From Informing to Equipping
The discovery of iron and its uses changed the course of history. Iron ore is first mined and then purified. By adding carbon during the process iron is transformed into steel, which is much stronger. Both purification and transformation require heat, fire. Just as iron is melted and steel is forged in fire, God walks us through a similar process of formation. Forged in Fire will reveal the spiritual formation process God is using to remove the impurities, make us stronger, and shape us according to his plans and purposes.
Locations & Times
Marysville Nazarene Church
1126 N Maple St, Marysville, OH 43040, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:30 AM
ἀνθρακιά -
anthrakia (än-thrä-kē-ä') – fire…or more specifically – the burning coals – not a flame, but an “inner burning” – all the way through
anthrakia (än-thrä-kē-ä') – fire…or more specifically – the burning coals – not a flame, but an “inner burning” – all the way through
Wept bitterly -pikrōs- metaphor – bitter, taste of failure, of grief
That taste of failure.
That taste of failure.
Jesus asks “do you love me?” –
ἀγαπάω - agapaó - verb form of agape – to prefer, to love
for the believer - preferring to “live through Christ”
Peter answers φιλέω– phileó – to show warm affection in intimate friendship, characterized by tender heartfelt consideration and kinship
ἀγαπάω - agapaó - verb form of agape – to prefer, to love
for the believer - preferring to “live through Christ”
Peter answers φιλέω– phileó – to show warm affection in intimate friendship, characterized by tender heartfelt consideration and kinship
γινώσκω
ginōskō (ghin-oce'-ko) - to learn to know, come to know, have knowledge of, feel, understand
to know absolutely
ginōskō (ghin-oce'-ko) - to learn to know, come to know, have knowledge of, feel, understand
to know absolutely