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The document summarizes key passages and themes from 1 Corinthians and 2 Corinthians. In 1 Corinthians, it discusses divisions in the church, sexual immorality, lawsuits and marriage, food offered to idols, and spiritual gifts. In 2 Corinthians, it outlines Paul's defense of his ministry, raising funds for believers in Jerusalem, warnings against false apostles and immorality, and themes of God's grace and new life in Christ through the Spirit.
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The document discusses the nature of Christian fellowship and commitment to one another. It outlines that as children of God and heirs with Christ, believers belong to the body of Christ and are equal at the foot of the cross. It emphasizes devotion, selflessness, service, giving, harmony, acceptance, kindness, patience, love, instruction, admonition, bearing burdens, forgiveness, encouragement, confession, use of spiritual gifts, and hospitality among believers.
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The document discusses the nature of Christian fellowship, highlighting that believers are children of God, members of Christ's body, and equal at the cross. It describes the commitments Christians have to one another, including devotion, humility, service, giving, harmony, acceptance, kindness, patience, love, instruction, admonition, bearing burdens, forgiveness, encouragement, confession, use of spiritual gifts, and hospitality. The overall message is that fellowship among believers involves supporting and caring for one another.
2010 1 24 Plunge! 2010 Part 3
The document discusses the nature of Christian fellowship, highlighting that believers are children of God, members of Christ's body, and equal at the cross. It emphasizes commitment to one another through devotion, humility, service, giving, harmony, acceptance, kindness, patience, love, instruction, admonition, bearing burdens, forgiveness, encouragement, confession, prayer, use of spiritual gifts, and hospitality. The overall message is the importance of believers supporting and caring for one another.
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Slides accompanying a message preached at Plymouth Meeting E.C. Church on Sunday Oct 4, 2015 on the topic The Holy Spirit's Work.
Liberalism and church benevolence
The document discusses the church's role in benevolence according to scripture. It argues that while individuals are responsible for helping the needy of the world, the church's role is limited to helping needy Christians by providing for widows and those in need in the local congregation. The church is not authorized to engage in broader social services or outreach according to the examples given in the New Testament. The document warns against liberal influences expanding the church's work beyond what is authorized or specified in scripture.
05 living for god
Peter invites Christians to live exemplary lives that are aligned with Jesus' teachings. He outlines several ways to do so:
1) Live in an exemplary way by being compassionate, loving one another, treating others with mercy, and blessing others rather than seeking revenge.
2) Live in suffering by understanding that baptism symbolizes dying to sin and living for Christ, just as he suffered for our sins.
3) Live a new life by avoiding past sins like sexual immorality, drunkenness, and idolatry that non-believers engage in. Believers should instead use their gifts to serve others.
4) Live in love by being hospitable, avoiding gossip
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The document discusses the identity of believers as saints according to biblical terms rather than Catholic traditions of sainthood. It notes that according to scripture, all believers are considered saints or "holy ones" because they are made righteous through Christ's atonement, cleansed by His blood, and set apart for God. While saints are still growing in holiness, they are positionally holy due to their union with Christ by faith. The document also addresses how saints can experience conviction over sin through the Holy Spirit but are not under condemnation, and how God empowers believers to have victory over sin in their lives through His grace.
1 Peter 2e
This document discusses how Christians can renew their minds through the transforming power of God. It encourages abstaining from fleshly lusts and focusing instead on living according to the fruit of the Spirit - love, joy, peace and more. Christians are called to be citizens of heaven while living as strangers on earth, and to let their good works point others to God rather than conforming to worldly ways. Renewing the mind involves setting it on pure and lovely things, walking by the Spirit rather than fulfilling fleshly desires, and allowing one's soul to prosper through following the Spirit rather than human nature.
1 Peter 2e
This document discusses how Christians can renew their minds through the transforming power of God. It encourages abstaining from fleshly lusts and focusing thoughts on virtues like love, joy, peace and goodness. These fruits of the spirit, produced through living by the spirit rather than human nature, allow Christians to undergo radical change from earthly to heavenly citizens and glorify God with their good works.
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The document discusses the structure and practices of the early Apostolic Church based on examples from the New Testament. It describes how the Antioch church became a prototype with evangelistic activity, scripture teaching, generosity, and leaders meeting together. Apostles in the NT had a wide meaning and included Jesus, the Twelve, Paul and Barnabas, Titus, and Junias. Apostles were called and sent out voluntarily with the laying on of hands and an egalitarian spirit. The priority was receptivity to the gospel. Sacraments represented, sealed and applied grace but did not convey it directly. The ministries of the church included meeting, worship, outreach, reconciliation and evangelism as the Body of Christ with
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The document provides an overview of key themes and events in the book of Revelation, including Jesus' ministry, the spread of Christianity after Pentecost, ultimate victory over persecution and opposition. It summarizes chapters focused on messages to seven churches, warnings of future persecution and conflict between God and Satan, descriptions of the beast and Babylon as false authorities, and the final resurrection, judgment, and creation of a new heaven and earth with God and the lamb reigning eternally and all conflict being ended.
12.01.2010 revelation
The document provides an overview and chapter summaries of the Book of Revelation. It was written by John on the Island of Patmos to the seven churches of Asia about the kingdom of God and Jesus as the Alpha and Omega. The summaries highlight visions of heaven, seals being opened, angels with plagues and bowls of wrath, the fall of Babylon, Christ's 1000 year reign, the new Jerusalem, and warnings not to alter the scriptures.
11.29.2010 salvation
An Islamic center in Corvallis, Oregon that was occasionally attended by Mohamed Osman Mohamud, the suspect in a failed bombing plot in Portland, was damaged by an arson fire believed to have been targeted due to Mohamud's worship there. No one was injured in the contained fire. The center's imam and members decried the alleged arson attack and acknowledged some ignorance and perception could lead to most Muslims being blamed.
11.22.2010 gods rule
This document discusses how Jesus fulfills and expands upon God's revelation in the Old Testament while also establishing something new. It notes how Jesus called first to the Jews but his mission and saving work was for all peoples. With Pentecost, the coming of the Holy Spirit marked the beginning of a new era where the church spreads the gospel to all nations, transcending divisions. This new era sees people as the living temple of God rather than physical structures.
11.24.2010 powers
The document discusses spiritual powers and their role in the New Testament and Old Testament. It notes that every letter of Paul mentions spiritual powers, except Philemon, and that Satan seeks to frustrate Paul's work. It focuses on Jesus having come to destroy the Devil's work and put all powers under his feet through his death and resurrection. The document also discusses the original purpose of angels, Satan as the destroyer and tempter, and how spiritual powers continue to attempt to thwart God's kingdom but Christ's workers bring freedom and healing through proclaiming the gospel.
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Paul was born in Tarsus and lived as a Roman citizen and Pharisee. He persecuted Christians until encountering Jesus on the road to Damascus, converting him to Christianity. After receiving a vision from God, Paul became a missionary, preaching and healing as he traveled to spread Christianity to both Jews and Gentiles, establishing Christian communities throughout Asia Minor and the Mediterranean world.
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Paul's Letter to the Romans was written around 57 AD to encourage and teach believers in Rome. It explains the gospel and discusses faith and works. Paul explains that the gospel fulfills Old Testament promises. He discusses how believers are united with Christ in death and new life, freed from the law by living in the spirit. The letter also covers topics like God's mercy for all people, living as a sacrifice, being subject to authorities, and harmony within the church.
11.08.2010 acts
This document provides an overview of the book of Acts in the Bible by summarizing the key events in chapters 1-28 in 3 sentence paragraphs. It describes the promise of the Holy Spirit and events like Pentecost, healings, conversions of Saul to Paul, the choosing of the seven to serve, Stephen's speech and stoning, Barnabus and Paul's missionary travels, Paul's warnings, arrests, and defenses of his faith before leaders.
11.04.2010 pentecost
The document discusses the role and significance of the Holy Spirit. It describes how the Holy Spirit completed Christ's redemptive work, enabled the church to carry out its mission, and anointed and led Jesus throughout his life and ministry. The Spirit is described as God's presence, the resurrector of Christ, and convicter of sin. The document also discusses how Pentecost marked the beginning of the church's public ministry, with the Spirit directing the apostles' words and movements and bringing people together into community.
10.27.2010 mark13 16
Jesus prophesies the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem and warns of future tribulations including wars, earthquakes, and false prophets. He is then betrayed by Judas, tried before the Sanhedrin and Pilate, and crucified. However, the tomb is found empty by women and Jesus appears to his disciples, commanding them to go forth and spread the good news of salvation to all nations through faith and baptism, which they do with signs and wonders confirming their message.
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This document provides a summary of chapters 9 through 12 of the Gospel of Mark. It describes key events including the Transfiguration of Jesus, his predictions of his death and resurrection, teachings on divorce and wealth, cleansing of the temple in Jerusalem, and parables about vineyard tenants and a widow's offering. The document is organized by chapter and provides brief 1-2 sentence summaries of the main passages and teachings in each chapter.
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This document provides a summary of events from Mark 5-8 in the Bible. It describes Jesus healing a demon-possessed man and a woman with bleeding, raising a girl from the dead, teaching in a synagogue and being rejected by his family, feeding large crowds twice, healing many sick people, and debating Pharisees about cleanliness and demanding signs. It culminates with Peter confessing that Jesus is the Christ and Jesus predicting his death.
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Scriptures: Luke 24:50-53; Acts 1:6-11.
We are a small country Church in Athens Michigan who loves to reach out to others with the love of God. We worship an Awesome God who loves the whole world and wants everyone to see and understand what He has done for us. (1 Corinthians 15:1-4) We hope you are encouraging by our Sunday Morning sermon videos. If you are ever in the area, please feel free to attend our Sunday Morning Services at North Athens Baptist Church 2020 M Drive South, Athens, Michigan. If you have any question and would like to talk to Pastor Mark, or have prayer request please call the church at (269) 729-553
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- 2. I Corinthians 1-10 1-3 Divisions based on leadership 5 Sexual immorality undermining church 6-7 lawsuits, marriage and widows 8 food offered to idols 9-10 surrendering rights, flee idolatry
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