1 2 - whatever you wish will be given. 31 july. 2011
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(1) To have your wishes fulfilled in the Lord, you must know who he is - the true vine and source of life. (2) You must know what he does - pruning branches to bear more fruit and cutting off unfruitful ones. (3) You must know what he wants - to remain in his love by obeying his commands so you can bear much fruit.
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The document discusses the concept of synergy from the book "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People". It defines synergy as increased effectiveness from working together, where the whole is greater than the sum of parts. It provides Bible verses about unity and working as one. It describes four aspects of synergizing: 1) planning together, 2) cooperating to work as one, 3) solving problems together, and 4) committing to finish the goal together. Examples are given from the book of Nehemiah rebuilding Jerusalem's walls of people synergizing their efforts.
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2) It examines Moses' instruction to love God completely and obey his commandments, explaining that righteousness in the Old Testament came from faith, not works.
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1 1 - success in whatever you do. 3 july. 2011
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1) We cannot presume to know what will happen tomorrow and should submit our plans to God's will.
2) God warns that pursuing our own desires often leads to frustration, as He may intervene and bring about a different outcome.
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1) Philip preached in Samaria and many people believed, including Simon, after witnessing Philip perform miracles like exorcisms and healings.
2) Simon offered Peter and John money, wanting to gain the power to impart the Holy Spirit through laying on of hands.
3) Peter sternly rebuked Simon for thinking he could buy a gift from God with money, and told Simon he was full of bitterness and captive to sin. Peter urged Simon to repent and pray.
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1) There was a complaint between Greek and Hebrew widows not receiving equal food distribution. The 12 disciples gathered all believers to address this issue and divisions in ministries.
2) They proposed choosing 7 faithful men to oversee food distribution so the 12 could focus on ministry and prayer. Stephen and Philip were among those chosen and did great works.
3) As a result, the word of God spread and the number of disciples in Jerusalem rapidly increased, including many priests who became believers. Strengthening the church system helped spread the gospel more effectively.
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Ananias and his wife sold a piece of land but kept back some of the money for themselves, lying to the apostles and Holy Spirit about the total received. When confronted, Ananias fell down dead. Later his wife affirmed they had lied. The document discusses how Satan can fill people's hearts yet individuals are responsible for their own thoughts and actions. Christians cannot compromise between God and Satan. Good partners and accountability in the church are important to maintain one's freedom in truth.
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2. It argues Christians should accept Jesus' commission to spread the gospel and make disciples. Jesus worked with the disciples and wants Christians to continue his unfinished work.
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