CCK London Podcasts

Cooperating with Grace Part 1 - Remembering and Recalling

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Grace is like wind for a sailboat: you can't control it, but you must raise your sails to move.
The episode begins by introducing a three-part series titled 'Cooperating with Grace,' focusing on how believers actively engage with God's unearned favor. The host defines grace as God's activity in lives, using a sailboat metaphor to illustrate that while grace provides power, humans must 'raise the sails' to cooperate. He transitions to scriptural exposition, centering on 1 Timothy 1:18, where Paul instructs Timothy to recall prophecies to 'fight the battle well.' The host explains that the church's core mission, derived from 1 Timothy 1:5, is to love from a sincere faith and good conscience. He identifies enemies that war against this love, including unhealthy teaching, endless speculation, individualism, materialism, and consumerism, citing the TV show 'Love is Blind' as a cultural reflection of conditional love. The host emphasizes that prophetic words—whether from Scripture, prophetic people, or testimonies—provide specific direction for how a church expresses love, sharing that CCK London is prophetically called to 'extraordinary presence' and demonstrative healing like curing cancers and HIV. He warns that failing to remember these promises can lead to drift, cynicism, and 'shipwreck' of faith effectiveness, though not loss of salvation, using examples of disappointment, unanswered prayers, and sin. The episode includes practical questions for self-reflection on unbelief or cynicism and encourages repentance. It concludes with a prayer inviting listeners to recall God's promises, renounce unbelief, and seek healing, referencing a story about Chris Gore hoping for his daughter's miracle. The format is a solo sermon with interactive elements like prayer invitations.

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A charismatic Christian teaching on grace, remembrance, and the lived response faith asks for.

Grace is framed as God's free action in people's lives, not a reward to be earned or bargained for through effort. Opening a three-part new-year series, the episode moves from cooperating with grace into identity, spiritual gifts, prayer, conflict, generosity, and prophetic…

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You get a sermon on grace that turns remembered promises into courage to cooperate with what God says.

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