Pastor Josh here.
I would like to give you a preview of our Sunday morning service
on February 2nd here at Middletown Baptist Church.
We're gonna be continuing our study in Second Corinthians, and
we're gonna look at Second Corinthians, chapter 10.
We're looking at what it means to be an ambassador for Christ.
We're looking at what it means to go for the gospel.
And here in 2 Corinthians, chapter 10, we're gonna be seeing
the need for us to think biblically.
So to be an ambassador for Christ, to be someone who is acting
for his cause, we must think properly about our ways.
Our ways must be God's ways.
Our our thoughts must be set upon the Word of God.
And in 2 Corinthians, chapter 10, it tells us in verse number five,
what we are to do when different thoughts come into our
minds that are what's called strongholds, says casting down imaginations
and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge
of God.
So when we have thoughts in our mind that rise up against the
knowledge of God, against the word of God, what do we do?
It says, I'm bringing into captivity.
So we take into captivity every thought to the obedience of
Christ, meaning we take this thought and we put it before the
truth of God, and we say, does this match up?
Is this something from you, Lord?
And if it's not, we destroy that.
We tear that down.
And so we're gonna look at how we can think properly, which leads
us to live properly.
And that starts with a belief in the word of God and a trust in
the Word of God.
And so that's what we're gonna be looking at here this week.
2 Corinthians, chapter 10.
Being an ambassador and thinking biblically.
Well, we hope to see you here on Sunday morning if you're able
to be with us.
We're gonna be having our service here at 10:30am at Middletown
Baptist Church, and we will live stream as well, Lord willing,
on Facebook and YouTube, and we will post the sermon on Monday
morning here on the podcast network.
So we hope that in some way you can be a part of this service
and we can worship the Lord together.
Well, God bless you.
We will talk to you soon.
Have a great week.