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54:00

Fellowship With Christ — Kenneth Wuest

Sermon Index

1 day ago

9:13

The basic meaning is to have joint participation with someone else in a common thing.

45:45

The BLOOD of Jesus | 1 John 1:6-7

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

over 3 years ago

4:20

Fellowship is a deep togetherness, a joint participation among saints, right?

1:11:37

The Regulative Principle of Worship | w/@Wisdomforthechurch

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

over 1 year ago

31:58

Fellowship, koinonia, is joint participation.

58:57

The ABC's of the Christian Life (5): Following Jesus Christ Rightly (Joining the Local Church) (1)

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

almost 9 years ago

49:14

And so fellowship is present when there's a mutual sharing or mutual exchange or joint participation

39:06

Biblical Theology (3 of 10 non-negotiable elements of a healthy church)

T5C

TWELVE 5 CHURCH

almost 4 years ago

0:44

This means to be in joint participation with one another. That's what it means to have fellowship.

15:07

Koinonia Fellowship

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 4 years ago

3:24

Joint participation. So the Lord's Supper is a time to commune with God.

1:17:24

Malachi 3:12-18

T5C

TWELVE 5 CHURCH

over 1 year ago

1:15:15

But this is a beautiful time where we get to come together in fellowship, koinonia, joint participation

40:45

Discipleship (9 of 10 Non-Negotiable Elements of a Healthy Church)

T5C

TWELVE 5 CHURCH

over 3 years ago

31:44

That is only possible when we are in joint participation with the gathering together of the Saints.

39:06

Biblical Theology (3 of 10 non-negotiable elements of a healthy church)

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

almost 4 years ago

38:51

Lord, you command us to not neglect the gathering of your people, to be in a fellowship, that joint participation

40:48

Deep Discipleship | Acts 14:19-23 (9 of 10 Non-Negotiable Elements of a Healthy Church)

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

over 3 years ago

31:44

That is only possible when we are in joint participation with the gathering together of the Saints.

43:00

Micah 6:8 Walking with God

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 5 years ago

31:07

It means joint participation, sharing together an actual living relationship.

1:34:48

Ascension Presbyterian Lord's Day Worship

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

about 2 years ago

46:25

idea of koinonia, this thing that we're always striving after, it seems in the Christian church is a joint

59:59

The Church 3

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 10 years ago

20:10

The word conveys a thought of sharing or mutual exchange or joint participation.

1:02:15

CHOSEN in LOVE (Eph 1:3-6)

T5C

TWELVE 5 CHURCH

over 3 years ago

2:54

One of the students said, it means togetherness, and I said, that's right, togetherness, joint participation

1:40:52

CHILDREN OBEY YOUR PARENTS EPHESIANS 6:1-3

T5C

TWELVE 5 CHURCH

about 2 years ago

6:10

This comes from the word koinonia, where we have joint participation.

41:28

That Your Joy May Be Full

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

about 2 years ago

13:39

idea of koinonia this thing that we're always Striving after it seems in the Christian Church is a a joint

1:04:03

Deep Joy: The Message of Philippians #2: "The Joy of Pursuing Gospel Partnership" (Phil 1:3-11)

RBF

Redeemer Bible Fellowship

about 3 years ago

30:28

Those who are in this joint participation are brothers who give each other the right hand of fellowship

43:25

GOD IS LIGHT | 1 John 1:1-5

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

over 3 years ago

17:03

And so when you do look at that Greek word, koinonia, it means, I like togetherness, but it means joint

59:23

The Assembly: Called out company - Fellowship (Part 1) — Frank Sona

Sermon Index

1 day ago

24:29

You gave us a definition of fellowship, Frank, of being a joint participation in, a sharing in common

53:09

The LOVE God HATES | 1 John 2:15-17

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

over 3 years ago

7:51

Means joint participation.