Sunday sermon prep for 3/2
The scripture passage for Sunday is Leviticus 19:1-18.
In this passage God starts off by telling Moses to the people in the assembly 'Be holy because I, the LORD your God, am holy'.
What does it mean to you to be holy as God is holy?
What would it look like to be holy as God is holy?
How does the Methodist Theology of sanctifying grace fit in here?
How does the Methodist Theology of perfection fit in here?
Can we be holy?
If so how, and If not why not?
Do you know someone who is holy or you might call holy?
What is it about that person that makes them holy?
How do they live their life?
Would they call themself holy?
In this passage God starts off by telling Moses to the people in the assembly 'Be holy because I, the LORD your God, am holy'.
What does it mean to you to be holy as God is holy?
What would it look like to be holy as God is holy?
How does the Methodist Theology of sanctifying grace fit in here?
How does the Methodist Theology of perfection fit in here?
Can we be holy?
If so how, and If not why not?
Do you know someone who is holy or you might call holy?
What is it about that person that makes them holy?
How do they live their life?
Would they call themself holy?
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