Hillside Assembly of God

We are now fellow heirs of the same ___, fellow-members of the same ___, and fellow-partakers of the same ___.

God was creating a new ___ and a new ___ that would bring Jews and Gentiles together.

After a revelation comes a ___

Revelation leads to ___

“boundless, endless, unsearchable, unexplorable, untraceable, unfathomable, inexhaustible, illimitable, inscrutable, and incalculable.”

John Stott writes, “Every church in every place at every time is in need of reform and renewal. But we need to beware lest we despise the church of God, and are blind to his work in history. We may safely say that God has not abandoned his church, however displeased with it he may be. He is still building and refining it. And if God has not abandoned it, how can we? It has a central place in his plan.”

The Christian view is that history is “ ___ ”

The Bible focuses on a multi-national community called ___

The full gospel is not just about Christ but also the “___” of Christ.

God’s plan is not only to give you a “New ___ ”— it’s also to bring you into a “New ___ ”

3. The Church is central to ___.

Paul believed so strongly in God’s plan for creating the church, that he considered ___ to himself to be worth it.

If the church is so central to God’s plan and purpose, as we’ve seen throughout history and in the gospel, then how can it not also be central to ___ ?

Just like Paul, we need to be ready to ______ in order to turn this vision into reality.