Triumphal Feast – Lowrance Ministries

Triumphal Feast • 1. 1st John Introduction: “Two Things We Know” pt. 2

1st John Series 1 • Two Things We Know /1st John 5:19/ pt. 2 This edition of Triumphal Feast concludes the introductory message of Elder Lowrance’s series on 1st John. Elder Bryce focuses on one of the final verses where we see that there are two things “we know.” We know that we are “of God” and that “the whole world lieth in wickedness.” He charges us to understand these two things and to have the resolution to live the abundant, joyful life that God intended for us. This message was preached on January 3, 2021.

Triumphal Feast • 1. 1st John Introduction: “Two Things We Know” pt. 1

1st John Series 1 • Two Things We Know /1st John 5:19/ Elder Lowrance preaches a New Year’s message from several passages in 1st John. He focuses on one of the final verses where we see that there are two things “we know.” We know that we are “of God” and that “the whole world lieth in wickedness.” In this introductory sermon to 1st John, Elder Bryce charges us to understand these two things and to have the resolution to live the abundant, joyful life that God intended for us. This message was preached on January 3, 2021.

Triumphal Feast • Luke 2 “The Message or the Show?” pt. 2

Christmas Special Edition • “The Message or the Show?” Part 2 This message was preached on December 22, 2019 at Mount Paran Primitive Baptist Church. Today’s episode concludes Elder Bryce’s message from Luke, Chapter 2. God celebrated the birth of Jesus into the world with perhaps the Greatest Show on Earth. We too can and should celebrate the birth of our Savior. However, we should remember how the first men, the shepherds, spread the news. It wasn’t with a big show or rock and laser light concert. They simply told the message of the Savior’s birth to everyone they met.

Triumphal Feast • Luke 2 “The Message or the Show?” pt. 1

Christmas Special Edition • “The Message or the Show?” This message was preached on December 22, 2019 at Mount Paran Primitive Baptist Church. Preaching from Luke, Chapter 2, Elder Bryce shows us that God celebrated the birth of His Son into the world, not with fancy lights and a major show, but with a simple message. Today, we should seek to find Jesus and His blessings in the simple and humble things that the world often ignores.

Triumphal Feast • Ephesians 6:21-24 “Paul’s Farewell”

Ephesians Series • 30. Paul’s Farewell 6:21-24 (December 13, 2020) Today’s edition of Triumphal Feast is the concluding message of our series on Paul’s Epistle to the Church at Ephesus. As he closes the letter, the Apostle bids farewell to this church that was so dear to him. He also takes time to say some encouraging words about a few of his friends that have been a blessing to him.

Triumphal Feast • Ephesians 6:18-20 “Praying Always” pt. 2

Ephesians Series • 29. Praying Always Ephesians 6:18-20 pt. 2 (December 6, 2020) It is very easy to remember to pray for ourselves, and there is nothing wrong with that. However, our discipleship is to have a focus on others. We need to be part of a community of pray for others in our local church. This body prays for those they know well and for God to bless its ministers to teach them.

Triumphal Feast • Ephesians 6:18-20 “Praying Always” pt. 1

Ephesians Series • 29. Praying Always Ephesians 6:18-20 pt. 1 (December 6, 2020) A soldier must have communication with his commander in order to fight a battle effectively. Prayer is our lifeline to the Captain of the Hosts of heaven. We can come to God directly through prayer for help in our trials and to thank Him for deliverance. One of the greatest blessings that we will find when we talk with God regularly is that we are joining in a battle the God is already fighting for us!

Triumphal Feast • Ephesians 6:17a “The Helmet of Salvation” pt. 2

Ephesians Series • 27. The Helmet Ephesians 6:17a pt. 2 (November 15, 2020) Today’s episode concludes the call to put on the helmet of salvation. We are only able to truly fight the good fight of faith when we put on the whole armor of God. When we take the personal responsibility to actively engage our minds in the word of God and in worship, we equip ourselves with the helmet of salvation, and therefore have the right mindset to fight our spiritual battles.