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Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsSpirit-Filled Marriage - Husbands Pt. 3 | Lesson 140 Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, explores the profound teachings of Ephesians 5, focusing on the Spirit-filled life and God's institution of marriage. He draws parallels between the relationship of Christ and the church and that of husbands and wives, emphasizing the command for husbands to love their wives sacrificially and sanctifyingly, akin to how Christ loved the church. Strelecki highlights the elements of this divine love, describing it as sacrificial, sanctifying, enduring, nourishing, cherishing, intimate, and unbreakable. He encourages husbands to view their role as nurturing their wives both spiritually and physically, using the Word of God as a source of cleansing...2025-07-061h 07Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsSpirit-Filled Marriage | Wives Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, focuses on the Spirit-filled life as outlined in Ephesians 5, specifically how being filled with the Spirit impacts all life relationships, particularly marriage. The sermon addresses specific roles in marriage, especially the submission of wives to their husbands, as a reflection of the relationship between Christ and the church. Strelecki lays groundwork by relating marriage to other divine institutions like family, work, and government, all requiring mutual submission and reflecting God’s authority and instruction. A significant portion of the sermon is dedicated to understanding the biblical, mutual responsibilities of marriage, emphasizing lov...2025-06-0852 minTwin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsSpirit-Filled Marriage | Lesson 135 In the sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki delves into Ephesians 5:22-33, focusing on the institution of marriage and its profound implications for believers. He emphasizes that marriage, as instituted by God, involves the union of a man and a woman becoming one flesh. Strelecki highlights four primary purposes of marriage: companionship, family, avoidance of sexual sin, and a reflection of Christ and the church. He explains that while sin has corrupted the purity of marriage, the teachings in Ephesians offer a Spirit-filled perspective that contrasts sharply with Greco-Roman societal norms. In that context, marriages were often transactional and marked by...2025-06-0159 minTwin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsThe Bride of Christ & The Body of Christ | Lesson 134 In this sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki delves into the theological discussion of whether the church today is the bride of Christ or the body of Christ, as explored in Ephesians chapter 5, verses 22 through 33. He emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts through a contextual study of scripture, focusing on the use of similes and figures of speech to illuminate the spiritual relationship between God and His people. Pastor Strelecki analyzes biblical passages such as Isaiah 62, Hosea 2, and Revelation 19, illustrating the use of allegorical language to describe the union of Israel with God and the land, as well as the...2025-05-251h 03Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsA Submitting People in the Kingdom of Christ | Lesson 133 Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, reflects on Ephesians Chapter 5, emphasizing the theme of submission within God's institutions, such as marriage and family, which reflect the greater heavenly authority structure of Christ's kingdom. He asserts that submission, as an expression of love, is vital to the relationships ordained by God. Expounding upon the teachings from Ephesians and Philippians, he highlights how Christ's humility and willingness to submit, even unto death, serve as the ultimate example for believers. By drawing upon the Spirit's guidance and Christ's example, believers can navigate their vocations and callings, not as obligations forced upon them but as voluntary...2025-05-181h 08Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk Filled with The Spirit - Giving Thanks & Submitting Pt. 2 | Lesson 132 Pastor Josh Strelecki explores Ephesians 5:17-21, focusing on the true meaning of being filled with the Spirit. He clarifies that this is not associated with mystical experiences but involves a deep immersion in the Word of God, which reveals Christ and the will of God. Strelecki emphasizes that a Spirit-filled life leads to three main outcomes: speaking to one another in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs; continually giving thanks to God for all things; and submitting to one another with reverence for God. He challenges common misconceptions, highlighting that singing, thanksgiving, and mutual submission are crucial aspects often overlooked...2025-05-111h 06Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk Filled with The Spirit - Giving Thanks & Submitting | Lesson 131 In his sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki delves into Ephesians 5:20, emphasizing the profound significance of giving thanks as a hallmark of a believer filled with the Spirit. He elaborates on how thanksgiving is not merely a superficial act, but a deep-rooted response that flows from a heart enlightened and transformed by the Spirit's teachings. Drawing from various passages, Pastor Strelecki illustrates how the act of giving thanks magnifies God by acknowledging His sufficiency and our deficiencies. He underscores the idea that gratitude should be ever-present on the lips of believers as it reflects the richness of spiritual blessings we possess...2025-05-041h 03
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons58 | The Shadow, Cross, & Glory of Calvary In a sermon delivered by Pastor Josh Strelecki, he delves into the profound mystery of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, using Ephesians 4:8-10 as the foundational text. Pastor Strelecki focuses on the paradigm of descent and ascent that characterizes Christ's journey from heavenly glory to earthly suffering and ultimately to His resurrection and exaltation. He explores the "shadow of Calvary," highlighting the prophecies and events that foreshadowed Christ's crucifixion, including His agony in the garden of Gethsemane and His arrest. Through vivid descriptions of Christ's willing sacrifice and His loneliness as His disciples failed Him in...2025-04-2058 minTwin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk Filled with The Spirit - Speaking & Singing | Lesson 130 In this sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki expounds on a section of the Book of Ephesians, emphasizing the call for Christians to walk in a manner worthy of their identity in Christ. He discusses the concept of being filled with the Spirit and contrasts this with the prevailing experiences or ideas in Christianity about what this means. Instead of an emotional or mystical experience, being filled with the Spirit involves understanding the will of the Lord, resulting in three key outflows: speaking to one another in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs; giving thanks to God; and submitting to one another...2025-04-131h 05Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk Filled with the Spirit | Lesson 128 In this sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki emphasizes the significance of a Christian's walk, anchored in the belief in Jesus Christ as the sole and all-sufficient Savior. He underscores the transformative journey that begins with accepting Christ's sacrifice and receiving righteousness, which allows believers to walk in faith. Pastor Strelecki details how the Holy Spirit, dwelling within believers, empowers them to pursue a life marked by love, holiness, and light, aligning their actions with God's will. He cautions against worldly behaviors such as drunkenness, drawing a contrast with the Spirit-filled life that encourages discernment, wisdom, and understanding. The sermon explores...2025-04-0154 minTwin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsRedeeming the Time Pt. 3 | Lesson 127 In this sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki discusses the concept of "redeeming the time," a biblical idea emphasizing the wise and purposeful use of time in alignment with God's wisdom. He outlines three key areas: the motivation for redeeming time, the mechanics or the 'how' of doing so, and dealing with the grief of wasted time. Strelecki references several scriptures, particularly from Ephesians, to highlight the need to walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, to utilize the knowledge of God in practical ways. He emphasizes that redeeming the time is vital because we live in evil days and...2025-03-231h 04Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsRedeeming the Time Pt. 2 | Lesson 126 In a sermon focusing on Ephesians 5, Pastor Josh Strelecki explores the concept of "redeeming the time," emphasizing its spiritual importance. He draws on the Apostle Paul's admonition to believers to walk wisely and not as fools, highlighting the difference between the worldly view of time as something to be spent and the biblical perspective of time as an opportunity to be purchased using the wisdom offered through Christ. Strelecki explains that wisdom, knowledge, and understanding from God's Word are central to transforming time's potential vanity into opportunities for God's honor and glory. He discusses how believers, by living circumspectly...2025-03-161h 02Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsRedeeming the Time | Lesson 125 In his sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki focuses on Ephesians 5:15-16, emphasizing the importance of "redeeming the time" due to the inherently evil nature of the days. He explains the concept of walking circumspectly, meaning living thoughtfully and wisely in accordance with God's will, and contrasts it with living foolishly. The significance of time as a valuable and limited resource is highlighted, urging believers to use it wisely to reflect their identity in Christ. Pastor Strelecki illustrates that while the world operates in darkness and vanity, Christians are called to be children of light who use their time to do...2025-03-091h 01Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk Circumspectly | Lession 124 In his sermon titled "Walk Circumspectly," Pastor Josh Strelecki delves into Ephesians chapter 5, emphasizing the importance of a Christian's walk in life, which has been a consistent theme throughout Ephesians 4 and 5. He reiterates that believers are called to walk in love, holiness, and light, building upon the foundational teachings laid out in Ephesians chapters 1, 2, and 3. These chapters outline the eternal purpose of God in Christ, encouraging believers to conduct themselves in a manner worthy of their calling. Pastor Strelecki highlights that walking circumspectly involves being vigilant, looking around, and being aware of pitfalls to avoid walking as fools, instead...2025-03-021h 01Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsProving and Reproving | Lesson 123 In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, delves into Ephesians 5:8-14 to explore the concept of walking as children of light, highlighting the transformation from darkness to light that believers undergo in Christ. He emphasizes that being light in the Lord comes with the responsibility to embody and exhibit goodness, righteousness, and truth, as these are the fruit of the Spirit that should manifest in a believer who is walking after the Spirit. Strelecki explains that this transformation is not only an internal change but calls for believers to prove what is acceptable unto the Lord, thus engaging in a...2025-02-231h 08Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk As Children of Light | Lesson 122 In this sermon, Pastor Josh Strelecki explores the theme of light and darkness in the Christian walk, drawing from Ephesians 5:8-14. He emphasizes the transition from darkness to light that believers experience through their faith in Christ. Pastor Josh explains that before believing the gospel of Christ, individuals were not just in darkness but were darkness itself, characterized by sinful deeds and worldly wisdom. Now, as believers, they are light in the Lord, called to walk as children of light. He highlights the spiritual transformation that takes place, urging the congregation to reject the unfruitful works of darkness and...2025-02-161h 05Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsAs Becometh Saints | Lesson 121 In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher delved into Ephesians chapter 5, emphasizing the importance of living a life that reflects one's identity in Christ. He explored the transition from salvation and justification to walking in a manner worthy of this divine calling. Pastor Strelecki explained that, while believers are saved by grace and positioned as children of God, this identity ought to change how they conduct themselves daily. He highlighted the contrast between the ungodly behaviors outlined in Ephesians 5, such as fornication and covetousness, and the call to walk in Christ's love and sacrifice. The exhortation centers on living a...2025-02-111h 08Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsWalk in Love | Lesson 120 The sermon explores Ephesians chapter 5, focusing on verses 1 and 2, where Paul instructs believers to be followers of God and to walk in love as dear children. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher highlights the transforming power of God's grace, emphasizing that believers, once alienated from God, now have the profound privilege and responsibility to be followers of Him. The imperative to be followers of God signifies both an identity and a call to action. This is made possible only through the changing work of Christ, renewing us in the image of the new man who is create in righteousness and true holiness...2025-01-261h 03
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLocal Church Dynamics | Lesson 10 This lesson explored the "one another" dynamics that characterize a spiritually growing local church. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher presented three contexts to consider: worldly behaviors to avoid, ungodly dynamics within the church to guard against, and the godly "one another" practices believers are called to embrace.In the first section, worldly "one another" dynamics—such as envy, pride, and division—were examined as destructive forces that must not characterize the body of Christ. The second section addressed the potential for similar behaviors to infiltrate the church, urging believers to guard against biting, devouring, and provoking one...2025-01-191h 04Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLocal Church Strength | Lesson 8 The sermon examines the anatomy and strength of the local church, focusing on its spiritual foundation and practical functionality. It emphasizes that the church's vitality stems from the Holy Spirit working through God's Word to transform believers into the image of Christ. This transformation occurs in the local church through corporate learning, accountability, and collective growth. Nine pillars of church strength are identified: worship, fellowship, prayer, spiritual growth, shepherding, evangelism, spiritually strong families, ministry training, and giving. Strelecki focuses on 4 in his message.Worship is presented as a comprehensive and continuous act that involves...2025-01-051h 06Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLocal Church Vitality (Macro) | Lesson 3 In this sermon on the anatomy of the local church, Josh emphasized the local church's essential components of vitality, structure, and purpose, all centered on the life provided by the Spirit of God. Drawing from scriptural references, such as 1 Corinthians 12 and Genesis 2, the message highlighted that just as the human body requires the breath of life to function, so too does the local church depend on the Spirit to enliven its members. This vitality is characterized by growth, fervency, and capacity, enabling the local church to collectively reflect the glory of Christ. By regeneration and quickening, then by the...2024-11-241h 03Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLocal Church Structure | Lesson 2 Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, begins by addressing the purpose and structure of the local church, presenting it as a vital reflection of the universal body of Christ. Grounded in scripture, Strelecki emphasizes that the local church is not merely a gathering but an integral part of God’s eternal plan for His people. Through passages like Ephesians 4 and Psalm 139, he highlights the beauty and intentionality of the church, comparing its structure to the human body—each part uniquely made but functioning best when unified. The local church is portrayed as a place where individual members, spiritually baptized into the body of C...2024-11-101h 09Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsThe Anatomy of The Body of Christ | Lesson 1 This sermon delves into the anatomy and purpose of the local church, drawing connections between its function and the larger body of Christ under the headship of Christ. Josh begins by grounding the discussion in God’s ultimate purpose: that He may be “all in all” (1 Corinthians 15:28). This divine plan is fulfilled through Christ, who all fullness dwells bodily (Colossians 1:19) and through His shed blood will reconcile all creation to Himself. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher emphasizes that the local church plays a vital role in this purpose by heralding the truth, fostering spiritual growth, edification, and unity among its members. True w...2024-11-0354 minTwin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsPut Away Bitterness and Be Kind | Lesson 119 In a recent sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, guided the congregation through the closing verses of Ephesians chapter 4, focusing on verses 30 through 32. Strelecki revisited the theme of not grieving the Holy Spirit of God, emphasizing that while the Spirit seals believers unto the day of redemption, their actions and attitudes can still grieve Him. He urged believers to reflect on their conduct, warning that bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, evil speaking, and malice should be put away. Instead, Strelecki highlighted, the fruit of the Spirit — kindness, tenderness, and forgiveness — should characterize the believers' interactions, mirroring God's forgiveness through Christ. He explored how...2024-10-271h 03Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsChrist Gave Grace Unto the Body Edifying Itself | Lesson 105 In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher delivered a passionate message about the importance of spiritual growth and maturity. He emphasized the need to transcend spiritual infancy and pursue God's word and Christ as pivotal to this growth. Strelecki drew a distinction between worldly pursuits and the primacy of spiritual development, urging the church to prioritize growth. He also underscored the eternal purpose of the Godhead in building the body of Christ to be like Him and the provision for spiritual development through the unity of faith and knowledge of the Son of God.Strelecki...2024-06-231h 06
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLesson 14 | The Warfare and Hope of the Believer The fruit of the Spirit is contrary to the works of our sinful flesh; however, our flesh and its works are not the believers only enemy. Part of the Christian walk is warfare for those in Christ there are enemies within and without. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines this world, its darkness, and works - who runs it? how does he run it? and, how do we war? Pastor Josh also devles into the hope of the believer and the present fruit of that hope. 2024-06-201h 00Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsChrist Gave Grace Unto | Lesson 104 In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher reminds of the perspective of the kingdom of God and Christ in Ephesians chapters one to four. He reminds of the unity of faith as a result of Christ's work and the importance of recognizing and preserving this unity. Strelecki recalls the process of maturity and development in the faith, highlighting the revelation of knowledge and wisdom in Christ and the significance of understanding the unity provided by the gospel and the doctrines of the body of Christ as given in Romans.In this sermon, Josh looks into...2024-06-091h 08Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsChrist Gave Grace For Perfecting, Work, & Edifying | Lesson 102 Christ Gave Grace For Perfecting, Work, & Edifying | Lesson 102Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher conducted a reteaching of Lesson 102 from Ephesians chapter 4, verses 7 through 16, titled "Christ Gave Grace for Perfecting Work and Edifying" due to technical difficulties at church. In this sermon, he explains the significance of Jesus Christ's ascension and the gifts given to men, emphasizing their connection to the church and the world. He also led a detailed discussion on the diversity and order of spiritual gifts, drawing from biblical passages including Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14, and Ephesians chapter 4.2024-06-0759 min
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLesson 13 | The Fruit of the Spirit Intake, digest, and the fruit being Christ are the essentials of spiritual growth and vitality before God. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher hones in on the specificity of the work of the Spirit in believers walking after Him. Josh develops the principle of sowing and reaping and that you reap of the Spirit when you sow to the Spirit and you reap the fruit of the Spirit. 2024-06-061h 10Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsChrist Gave Grace Till We All Come in the Unity | Lesson 103 In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher reminds us of the purpose and function of spiritual gifts, emphasizing their significance in the perfecting of the saints, the work of the ministry, and the edifying of the body of Christ when they were first given. He also discusses the early role of spiritual gifts in building and edifying the body of Christ, highlighting how we still benefit from their fruit, that is, the Word of God today. Strelecki delves into the importance of self-examination and the pursuit of Christ's mind and bowels, emphasizing the need to be consumed by Christ and...2024-06-021h 03
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLesson 11 | The Labor of the Word of Truth We eat through the intake of food that it may be digested as a source of strength and energy for our bodies. As we intake God's Word and digest it the Spirit uses His provision as the power to quicken our mortal bodies in service unto God. In this sermon, Pastor Strelecki examines the labor in studying the word and doctrine, but specifically the intended fruit of that labor. Where is the fruit of our labor? Who benefits from that fruit? Josh Strelecki answers these questions and more. 2024-05-241h 04Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsChrist Gave Grace For | Lesson 101 Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher teaches on various biblical concepts, including the significance of Ephesians chapter four, Christ's ascension, spiritual gifts, and the purpose of building the church. The importance of unity and the calling given to believers in connection with the activity of the Lord Jesus Christ is also emphasized. Additionally, he delves into an analysis of the spiritual gifts listed in 1 Corinthians 12, Romans 12, and Ephesians 4, highlighting the similarities and differences between them.Also examined is the hierarchy and purposes of spiritual gifts in the church, drawing comparisons between the lists in 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4:11...2024-05-191h 01
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLesson 10 | The Digestion of the Word of Truth In the process of spiritual growth the believer in Christ continues to take in His Word and words. The Christian eats the words of God, they are the nourishment and strength in the inner man to grow in Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the next step in the process which is to digest the word of truth once ingested.Strelecki examines the place of digestion drawing upon the example of food being digested physically, but also the purpose digestion. Finally, Josh ends with the process of digesting the word of...2024-05-161h 03
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsLesson 9 | The Intake of the Word of Truth In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher discusses the importance of reading, studying, meditating, and praying with the Word, and the role of the Holy Spirit in strengthening believers' inner man. Josh also highlighted the biblical requirement for Israel's kings to write a copy of the law and keep it throughout their life to govern their rule, and the benefits of studying the word of truth as a crucial step in spiritual growth. 2024-05-091h 02Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsComprehend the Fulness of Christ | Lesson 88 The lofty yet weighty prayer of the apostle Paul requests strength, Christ, comprehension, and a filling in the inner heart of the believer. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher expounds on the reality that we can comprehend Christ and the love of Christ in breadth, length, depth, and height. Josh also highlights how such breadth, length, depth, and height have been communicated already in the epistle and how such comprehension ought to change the Christian. 2024-01-211h 03
Twin Cities Grace Fellowship Sermons49 | All Things Under Christ Where is Christ? What is He doing? Why hasn't Christ come back yet? What will He do in the future? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher answers these questions to give an understanding of the counsel of God before the world began, His working all things after that counsel, and the future fulfillment of that counsel in Christ. Our future, our present comfort and peace, and our present strength and diligence are intertwined with Christ. Our identity in Christ - where He is, what He is doing, and what He will do reveals where we are, what we ought to be doing...2024-01-111h 03
I CorinthiansThe Image of the Heavenly | Lesson 143 In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher continues to develop Paul's answers to the questions - how are the dead raised up? and with what body do they come? In this passage, Paul details that there is a natural body and a spiritual body and that which was first is natural and the spiritual afterward. The natural body generated by Christ from the dust of the earth is earthy and due to sin is sown in corruption, dishonor, and is weak; yet, the spiritual body is generated from the power Christ has to subdue all things unto Himself by His...2024-01-0759 min
I CorinthiansUnderstanding Resurrection from Creation | Lesson 142 Resurrection is not a fable but rather a forethought of God reflected in the third through sixth days of Creation. Therefore, creation itself provides lessons of resurrection answering the two questions fools ask - how are the dead raised? and, with what body do they come? In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher preaches on the lessons of creation that Paul uses concerning our future bodily resurrection because of the resurrected Lord Jesus Christ. 2023-12-3153 minI CorinthiansResurrection Advantage and Shame | Lesson 141 Resurrection makes all things new, even suffering. If there is no resurrection from the dead then Christians are of all men most miserable, there is no advantage in suffering, and Christians should just engage in pagan hedonistic philosophy - "eat, drink, for tomorrow we die". Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher details in this sermon the advantage of resurrection in suffering in this life and the life to come and the admonishment and warning Paul gives concerning those that have the knowledge of God but have been deceived and had evil communications corrupt their good manners. 2023-12-241h 06I CorinthiansThe Consequences of Resurrection | Lesson 140 What are the consequences if there is no resurrection from the dead? What would this mean for Paul and those with him preaching the resurrection? What would it mean for those who have believed in Christ, that He rose from the dead? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher picks up Paul's argument of the negative and positive consequences if there is or isn't resurrection from the dead. Resurrection is a part of God's plan that God may be all in all through His Son the Lord Jesus Christ and destroy all enemies. 2023-12-171h 00I CorinthiansEyewitnesses, Preaching, and Keeping in Memory - Resurrection | Lesson 139 Paul knows a fundamental issue to the manners in the church at Corinth was not only from a lack of charity and a lack of understanding but from some evil communications. The Corinthians have allowed evil communications concerning the resurrection from the dead to come in and Paul discerns it has corrupted their good manners. Hence, Paul's exposition and defense of the bodily resurrection from the dead. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher delivers the opening points of Paul's exposition - the gospel, his preaching, and eyewitnesses of Christ's resurrection from the dead. 2023-12-031h 02I CorinthiansAll Things Done Decently and in Order unto Edifying | Lesson 138 The gathering together of the members of Christ's body in one place is to reflect decency and order and function decently and in order. Decency and order promote understanding and edification. Paul's instruction on this matter infers a lack of charity, decency, and order and thereby a lack of edification. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher covers the course, waiting, and manner of service the Corinthians were to have in their gathering. The detail of the manner of service the Corinthians were to have provides us much understanding of how the church is to function that "all things be done unto edifying." 2023-11-261h 04I CorinthiansTongues for the Unbeliever Outside the Church | Lesson 137 The gift of tongues is one of the most confused spiritual gifts of all time; however, it wasn't confused to the apostle Paul. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher highlights some key features of the gift of tongues that easily identify the counterfeits. The gift of tongues was a sign for unbelievers outside the church. The gift of tongues was permitted in the church only when there was an interpreter, thus making the gift of tongues a legitimate language not gibberish. Learn more in this sermon. 2023-11-191h 05I CorinthiansCharity Never Fails | Lesson 135 Charity was to accompany spiritual gifts and without it, the Corinthians were nothing and profited from each other nothing. To signify the greatness of charity Paul turns to describe that the spiritual gifts would fail, cease, and vanish away. In this sermon, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher illustrates the present time of Paul's life and a future time of Paul's life with regard to the church. There would come a time when the perfect knowledge would come and it would afford the Corinthians to no longer be children, but men. What was "in part" would be done away, but charity both...2023-11-051h 04Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsThe Revelation of The Mystery of Christ | Lesson 79 The collaboration of words "the revelation of the mystery of Christ" denotes that which God is, does, and planned, the means of making it known, and the substance of His eternal purpose. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher details Paul's review in chapter 3 of the truth set for in chapters 1-2. Here Paul seeks to pray for the Ephesians, but before he does so he, once again, goes over the ground of the revelation given to him. Also, Josh Strelecki explains the translation of the deep things of God to those whom Paul speaks and writes to, and the substance of that...2023-10-221h 02I CorinthiansCharity Seeketh Not Her Own | Lesson 133 In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher continues to exposit the greatness of charity and the features revealed in God's Word in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7. Contextually, charity must accompany the spiritual gifts the gift is to reflect the gift-giver. This sermon continues to examine charity specifically that it "doth not behave itself unseemly", and "seeketh not her own". 2023-10-2257 minI CorinthiansCharity Vaunteth Not Itself Pt. 2 | Lesson 132 Charity bear injuries upon one's own estate. It envy's not another's estate and does not vaunt its own estate. In this sermon Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher brings to view humility and lowliness of mind as the remedy for vaunting. Instead of vaunting one with charity esteems not their personal estate but to use it to better the estate of another.. Herein is the mind of Christ and God's love toward us in Christ. 2023-10-0159 minI CorinthiansCharity Envieth Not | Lesson 130 The progression of what "charity" is and isn't and there what it does and doesn't moves from bearing injuries upon your own estate to now your view of others estate. In this lesson, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines how charity views and treats the estate of another as to not be the vessel by which the Christian avoids bringing injuries upon another's estate in envy. 2023-09-1058 minI CorinthiansCharity Suffers Long and is Kind Pt. 4 | Lesson 129 Charity suffers long, but that isn't it. Charity is kind. This one-two punch of charity provides the strength to not be weary in well-doing. Charity being kind isn't simply to those are worthy of it, but to those unworthy. Charity is kind toward those we suffer long, to those whom we bear injuries from. In this lesson Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher once again draws out the source, power, and labor of charity. 2023-09-031h 02I CorinthiansCharity Suffers Long and is Kind Pt. 3 | Lesson 128 Charity suffers long, but that isn't it. Charity is kind. This one-two punch of charity provides the strength to not be weary in well-doing. Charity being kind isn't simply to those are worthy of it, but to those unworthy. Charity is kind toward those we suffer long, to those whom we bear injuries from. In this lesson Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher once again draws out the source, power, and labor of charity. 2023-08-271h 05I CorinthiansCharity Suffers Long and is Kind Pt. 2 | Lesson 127 The glory of charity has no bounds - it is reflected when it is free and when it is supposedly bound by injuries. Charity suffers long and is kind. Yet, what does longsuffering mean? To what injuries to we bear so long? Is it all or some and for how long? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, examines details of charity as it suffers long where we get a further glimpse of the prominence of charity and of our Savior's love toward us at Calvary and beyond. 2023-08-201h 02I CorinthiansCharity Suffers Long and is Kind | Lesson 126 The glory of charity has no bounds - it is reflected when it is free and when it is supposedly bound by injuries. Charity suffers long and is kind. Yet, what does longsuffering mean? To what injuries to we bear so long? Is it all or some and for how long? Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher, examines details of charity as it suffers long where we get a further glimpse of the prominence of charity and of our Savior's love toward us at Calvary and beyond. 2023-08-131h 01I CorinthiansThe Prominence of Charity | Lesson 125 What is charity? Why is it so significant in scripture? Why does Paul bring up charity as the more excellent way in 1 Corinthians 13? Before getting into the features and labor of love Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the prominence of charity and the end of Paul's charge of sound doctrine, the fulfilling of the law that it is, and most importantly that God is love. 2023-08-061h 03I CorinthiansA More Excellent Way - Charity or Nothing | Lesson 124 From spiritual gifts, either the least or greatest, to knowledge of all mysteries to bestowing goods for the poor of self sacrifice it is all nothing or profits nothing if one has not charity. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses the profit and value of charity regarding all things - such is a more excellent way than coveting the least gifts or even the best gifts. 2023-07-301h 03I CorinthiansA More Excellent Way | Lesson 123 God teaches the equality of the members of the body of Christ and the gifts given to them. God also teaches the purpose of diversity with those gifts, administrations, and operation. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines how then Paul can say to "covet thou the best gifts". This indicates there are better gifts than others yet it doesn't take away the equality and diversity that has already been brought up. And with all this Paul is going to "shew a more excellent way" than the way the Corinthians are going. 2023-07-2356 minI CorinthiansThe Necessity, Honour, and Care of the Body | Lesson 122 What one member of the body might think to say of itself and another cannot be said if it isn't rooted in the truth of the identity given. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher unfolds how each member of the body of Christ is of necessity in office and function. Any perceived lack, less honor, feebleness, or uncomeliness does not take away from its necessity and value. Therefore, each member should care for one another, have communion, and cooperate for the profit of the whole. 2023-07-091h 01I CorinthiansMembers of the Body | Lesson 121 Body identification is important to understand the equality and the diversity within Christ's body which we are members of having believed the gospel of the grace of God. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher clearly brings out being "baptized into one body" we are "of the body" no matter what member of the body we are. Also, being a member we are different from other members for the profit of the whole. 2023-06-2651 minI CorinthiansDrinking into One Spirit as One Body | Lesson 120 A major them to 1 Corinthians is fellowship. Fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ and with those that belong to Him that there be no division and Christians would be perfectly joined together. The apostle Paul brings this unity up in the context of the diversity of spiritual gifts. Such gifts weren't to divide but profit the whole body of Christ. The communion of the church can be seen in who baptized them, what baptism means, where we are all baptized into, and that which we all drink. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher details the significance of baptism in understanding unity, as...2023-06-181h 05I CorinthiansBaptized by One Spirit into One Body | Lesson 119 The spiritual gifts given by the Spirit of God were given for the profit of the whole. Paul then utilizes the physical body as an illustration of the concept of diversity in unity for corporate edification. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher expounds that unity is ours as Christians because just as the physical body is one so have we been baptized into one body. And just as our physical body has many members so also has the body of Christ. Spiritual gifts was to manifest these wonderful truths. 2023-06-111h 02I CorinthiansThe Spiritual Gifts to Profit Withal | Lesson 118 The spiritual gifts provide us understanding of the live of the local church early in the dispensation of the grace of God. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses that the spiritual gifts would operate until the perfect knowledge of Christ would come. Yet, once the perfect came, the vitality of the church would continue through the word of truth effectually working in the life of them that believe. Spiritual gifts help us to understand the diversity and unity to be had in the functioning of the body in the church. 2023-06-041h 02I CorinthiansManifestation of the Spirit | Lesson 117 The apostle Paul makes it clear he is addressing the full onslaught of the Corinthians ignorance when it comes to spiritual gifts. The Corinthians were once carried away unto dumb idols and such dumbness has corrupt the spiritual gifts and the manifestation of the Spirit. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses that spiritual gifts are not dumb, vain, or profane. Instead, spiritual gifts are the power to minister Christ's ministrations to carry out the operations of God. In this lesson Josh also briefly examines how God does work today. 2023-05-281h 03Twin Cities Grace Fellowship SermonsManifestation of the Spirit | Lesson 117 The apostle Paul makes it clear he is addressing the full onslaught of the Corinthians ignorance when it comes to spiritual gifts. The Corinthians were once carried away unto dumb idols and such dumbness has corrupt the spiritual gifts and the manifestation of the Spirit. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses that spiritual gifts are not dumb, vain, or profane. Instead, spiritual gifts are the power to minister Christ's ministrations to carry out the operations of God. In this lesson Josh also briefly examines how God does work today. 2023-05-281h 03I CorinthiansGifts, Administrations, Operations | Lesson 116 Spiritual gifts are not simply vain hysteria nor were they to be used for profaning the Godhead that gave them. Spiritual gifts had a purpose to minister something to carry out an operation of God. In this lesson, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses the purpose, intent, and activity with the Godhead as it concerned spiritual gifts, administrations, and operations. 2023-05-211h 05I CorinthiansJesus Christ the Lord | Lesson 115 The Corinthians manifested their ignorance concerning spiritual gifts with similar past dumbness with dumb idols by permitting others to teach, "Jesus is accursed". Paul addresses this error, but has been sprinkling in this epistle prior to chapter twelve the Lordship of Christ. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher delves into two primary things to understand when considering the Lordship of Jesus Christ, that is, He is creator and redeemer. 2023-05-141h 04I CorinthiansCarried Away unto Dumb Idols | Lesson 114 The destruction of idolatry is wrapped up in "dumbness". In time past their idols were dumb - they could not speak; however, the problem was worse. They did not have knowledge and understanding and now the Corinthians continue to show this dumbness by not having the godly knowledge and understanding concerning spiritual gifts. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher shows that manifestation alone doesn't indicate truth especially when some were saying Jesus is accursed supposedly by the Spirit of God. 2023-05-0851 minI CorinthiansKnowledge Concerning Spiritual Gifts | Lesson 113 Ignorance destroys the spiritual growth of the believer and of the local assembly. The Corinthians were riddle with problems from a lack of knowledge and understanding and there abuse of spiritual gifts was no different. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher looks at Paul's introduction to spiritual gifts by calling out the Corinthians ignorance, past Gentile dumbness, and the fruit of all this which is supposed spiritual gifts used to call the One that gave them, Jesus Christ the Lord, accursed. 2023-04-301h 09I CorinthiansDiscerning, Examining, Judging | Lesson 112 Having received the Spirit of God we are led by the Spirit of God. The Spirit of God provides us the spirit which is of God. Thus, the Spirit of God reveals to us the things freely given to us of God and teaches us those things by comparing them to the spirit of the world. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher points out that our discerning, examining, and judging is all part of the renewing of our mind for the spiritually minded believer. Discernment, examination, and judgment in light of Christ begins with us and how we are viewing ourself and...2023-04-231h 02I CorinthiansDiscerning the Lord's Body | Lesson 111 The table of the Lord is to be in the mind and hearts remembrance of every member of the body of Christ. Christ did the will of the Father in love for us. A testimony deposited in the word of truth. A testimony we ought to be feasting upon and behold as it changes us. The Corinthians were not eating and drinking at the table of the Lord and it showed in not having the Lord's supper, but their own supper. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the shewing of the Lord's death we are to be engaged in when the...2023-04-161h 02I CorinthiansShewing the Lord's Death | Lesson 110 Once it is understood what the Lord's table and the Lord's supper are and that they are not the same thing it is easier to understand the Corinthians were having their own supper. We belong to and are for the Lord. Therefore, all that we do and say is to be done in view of His Word and from the heart obey. Thus all is the Lord's. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher expounds that the Lord's table is to impact the Corinthians supper (that it be the Lord's) in order to shew the Lord's death. The spiritual provision of the Lord's...2023-04-091h 04I CorinthiansYour Own Supper | Lesson 109 The Corinthians were not having the Lord's supper. They partook in their own supper - so what is the difference? Both involve a meal and eating; however, the Lord's supper reflects the Lord Himself, His will, and sacrifice. Their own supper reflects themself, their own, and their own consideration. This was manifest in that one was drunken and another hungry. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher addresses the difference between the Lord's table and the Lord's supper and what we are to do in spirit and body is to be the Lord's. 2023-03-261h 03I CorinthiansThe Lord's Supper | Lesson 108 The Lord's Supper and the Lord's Table are almost entirely conflated within the church; yet, they are not the same. The Lord's table provides all things to be the Lord's. The Lord's death is like no other death. The Lord's body are the souls He has redeemed by grace through faith. Our mortal bodies are the Lord's. The earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof. Christ died, rose, and revived that He would be Lord of both the dead and the living. Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher examines the table of the Lord is the spiritual provisions we have received...2023-03-191h 00
Articles by Supply of GraceBefore Him BelovedJosh Strelecki | That which God chose and predestinated in and by Christ is ours when we are placed in Christ - ultimately, to be before Him in love.
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Articles by Supply of GraceDeadly Regrets – “If Only?”Josh Strelecki | The grace of God for the forgiveness of sins is the remedy for the deadly regrets we all have.
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Articles by Supply of GraceThe Good of Good WorksJosh Strelecki | No mere man can do good works - there are none that are righteous and do good - well there is One that is good, that is, God. God is the institutor, source, and power of all good works - they are wrought in Him.
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Articles by Supply of GraceAre You?Josh Strelecki | "Christ" "and you" - "and you" "but God" detail the exceeding greatness of His power to us who believe: eternal, resurrection, and ascension power. We know it, but by it are you walking in good works?
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Articles by Supply of GraceLight & DarknessJosh Strelecki | The light of the gospel shines in our dark hearts that we may be saved and ambassadors for Christ to herald that same glorious gospel to all those still under the power of darkness.
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Articles by Supply of GraceAdmonish One AnotherJosh Strelecki | God's kingdom is in joy and peace. It is also in righteousness. To abound in hope now we are called to take the goodness and knowledge given to us and use it to admonish one another.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2020/10/16/admonish-one-another/
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Articles by Supply of GraceGlorifying God with One MouthJosh Strelecki | The kingdom of God is a place but also communion and fellowship. Loving subjection one to another will mark that future time and place. We will glorify God with one mouth.
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Articles by Supply of GraceGod’s All Grace for Your All-SufficiencyJosh Strelecki | God has provided for us to participate in His eternal purpose in Christ to have fruits of righteousness that remaineth forever. God's grace is our sufficiency.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2019/03/04/gods-all-grace-for-your-all-sufficiency/
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Articles by Supply of GraceAbound in the God of HopeJosh Strelecki | Worldly hope pales in comparison to hope from the God of hope. We are not to look forward and abound in the temporary, but in the eternal hope of God.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2020/08/25/abound-in-the-god-of-hope/
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Articles by Supply of GraceHumble ConfidenceJosh Strelecki | Christians are not to be void of confidence, but such confidence isn't in ourself or things, rather it is in the Lord - such confidence is a humble confidence.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/11/20/humble-confidence/
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CrucifiedInterview with brother Josh Strelecki, Pastor of Twin Cities Grace Fellowship -- Part 2Josh and I finish our conversation around God's word as we discuss faith, love, and righteousness, reconciliation and a true yokefellow, as well as some practical insights on marriage, family, and personal fellowship with God our Father.2022-05-2749 minCrucifiedInterview with brother Josh Strelecki, Pastor of Twin Cities Grace Fellowship -- Part 1Josh and I talk about his studies through 1Corinthians and Ephesians, the riches of Christ vs the riches of the world, and more! 2022-05-2448 min
Articles by Supply of GraceAdoption | The Height of The Father’s Love and GraceJosh Strelecki | Brief thoughts of the glory of being predestinated unto the adoption of Christ and what we have entered into and have access to as Christians.
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Articles by Supply of GraceThe Rich Heritage of ChristJosh Strelecki | The inheritance and heritage we should ultimately care about is that which God chose in Christ before the foundation of the world, thus we can be poor yet possess all things.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2022/03/25/the-rich-heritage-of-christ/
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Articles by Supply of GracePatient Soul Possession Pt. 3Josh Strelecki | Learn what Jesus meant when He told His disciples to "endure unto the end to be saved" and the application of it today.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/12/27/patient-soul-possession-pt-3/
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Articles by Supply of GracePatient Soul Possession Pt. 2Josh Strelecki | Learn what Jesus meant when He told His disciples to "endure unto the end to be saved" and the application of it today.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/12/05/patient-soul-possession-pt-2/
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Articles by Supply of GracePatient Soul Possession Pt. 1Josh Strelecki | Learn what Jesus meant when He told His disciples to "endure unto the end to be saved" and the application of it today.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/11/29/patient-soul-possession/
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Articles by Supply of GraceRightly Dividing the Word of TruthJosh Strelecki | A brief understanding and synopsis of Paul's God-given instructions to rightly divide the word of truth.
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Articles by Supply of GraceLeading the Quiet and Peaceable Life Pt. 4Josh Strelecki | Examining how to think of government and live in the midst of government from the only perspective - God's.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/11/07/leading-the-quiet-and-peaceable-life-pt-4/
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Articles by Supply of GraceLeading the Quiet and Peaceable Life Pt. 3Josh Strelecki | Examining how to think of government and live in the midst of government from the only perspective - God's.
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Articles by Supply of GraceLeading the Quiet and Peaceable Life Pt. 2Josh Strelecki | Examining how to think of government and live in the midst of government from the only perspective - God's.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/10/17/leading-the-quiet-and-peaceable-life-pt-2/
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Articles by Supply of GraceLeading the Quiet & Peaceable Life Pt. 1Josh Strelecki | Examining how to think of government and live in the midst of government from the only perspective - God's.
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Articles by Supply of GraceKnowing ChristJosh Strelecki | May we consider that our Bible reading can be in vain if we miss that we are to know Christ by it all.
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Articles by Supply of GraceA Glimpse of Glory in A Letter | A Primer for the Epistle to the EphesiansJosh Strelecki | An introduction to whet the appetite for glory and fulness in Ephesians
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Articles by Supply of GraceWorking unto the Lord Pt. 2Josh Strelecki | Thinking about your job from God's perspective
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Articles by Supply of GraceWorking unto the Lord Pt. 1Josh Strelecki | Thinking about your job, your work from God's perspective.
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Articles by Supply of GraceThe Judgment Seat of ChristJosh Strelecki | This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/08/29/the-judgment-seat-of-christ/
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Articles by Supply of GraceDoing ChurchJosh Strelecki | This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/07/26/doing-church/
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Articles by Supply of GraceThe Word of GodJosh Strelecki | This episode is also available as a blog post: http://supplyofgrace.com/2018/07/18/the-word-of-god/
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