Koinonia II
January 14, 2013
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Heartfelt Testimony of Tom Brown, Host of Koinonia 1360 AM KPXQ, Phoenix Arizona.
Koininia is basically a bond for a united purpose. The nature of the bond varies depending upon the nature of the purpose. For example, in Luke 5:10 the physician describes James and John as " partners" (koinonos) with Simon in the fishing business. Here their bond was that of a common occupation, and their shared purpose was to (literally) catch fish. From "Fellowship in the Gospel" A study of the Greek Word Koinonia by Kyle Pope
Christians are fishers of men. Our purpose of koinonia is for the saving lives and a sacred fellowship. Jesus bonds us together. Post modern church can be like sand.We shall bond closer together and bear each others burden.
Koininia is basically a bond for a united purpose. The nature of the bond varies depending upon the nature of the purpose. For example, in Luke 5:10 the physician describes James and John as " partners" (koinonos) with Simon in the fishing business. Here their bond was that of a common occupation, and their shared purpose was to (literally) catch fish. From "Fellowship in the Gospel" A study of the Greek Word Koinonia by Kyle Pope
Christians are fishers of men. Our purpose of koinonia is for the saving lives and a sacred fellowship. Jesus bonds us together. Post modern church can be like sand.We shall bond closer together and bear each others burden.
References:
Luke 5:10
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