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The document discusses details and practical applications of the rapture according to several New Testament passages. It outlines that the rapture will be a mystery, universal, and instantaneous event that will result in victory over death for believers. Believers should live steadfast, immovable lives devoted to God's work as they watch and long for their transformation and the rapture's occurrence, finding comfort in believing loved ones are with the Lord. They must purify themselves and conduct their lives in a holy, godly, and blameless manner as they look forward to Christ's return.
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This document provides an overview and analysis of Ephesians 5:1-14. It begins by explaining that Paul wrote Ephesians to describe how Jews and Gentiles are now united as one body in Christ. The passage encourages Christians to imitate God by walking in love as Christ loved us and gave himself for our sins. It warns that those engaging in immoral, impure or greedy behaviors are not walking as children of light and will not inherit the kingdom of God. Finally, it contrasts the Christian life of light with the darkness of those still disobedient to God.
1 Corinthians 3, Carnal Christians, Bema Seat Rewards Christian Judgment; Sui...
1 Corinthians 3, Carnal Christians, Bema Seat Rewards Christian Judgment; Sui...Valley Bible Fellowship
1 Corinthians Chapter 3, Carnal Christians, Bema Seat Rewards Christian Judgment; Suicide, Our Bodies Are A Temple, Lordship Salvation, Babes in Christ, Foundations Are Important, Immaturity2 Corinthians 11;4-33, A Different Jesus; Work Unto The Lord; Disguised Decei...
2 Corinthians 11;4-33, A Different Jesus; Work Unto The Lord; Disguised Decei...Valley Bible Fellowship
2 Corinthians Chapter 11;4-33, A Different Jesus; Work Unto The Lord; Disguised Deceivers Poisoned Their Minds; Take The Bible Seriously, And Literally BIL 102 WS 3 Powerpoint
This document provides an overview of Workshop 3 materials for a New Testament Survey course. It includes devotionals, discussions on Paul's conversion and salvation, information on Paul's letters and their distinctive features, and a discussion on servant leadership. The workshop covers Paul as a complex figure, his transformation from persecutor to apostle of Christ, key themes in his letters like freedom and justification by faith, and examines passages in Philippians and 2 Timothy. It also provides a brief discussion on martyrdom in light of following Christ.
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Acts 15, Clean hearts, after this meta tauta, 1st church council soteriology,...Valley Bible Fellowship
Acts Chapter 15, Clean Hearts, After this meta tauta, 1st church council soteriology, purified by faith, millennium, Rapture, Seeks After God, fornication porneia, eat anything diet, meat sacrificed to idols, don’t stumble brothers, living in sin, Common Law Marriage, disagreementsBIL102WS3LMS
This document provides an overview of a New Testament survey workshop covering several topics:
1. It includes devotionals on Christ saving sinners and God's mercy.
2. It outlines the agenda which discusses Paul as a complex figure, his conversion experience, and distinctive features of his letters.
3. Workshop sections explore servant leadership, problems in the Corinthian church, and characteristics of Romans.
4. The document provides review questions and instructions for upcoming assignments on New Testament books.
09 September 18, 2011 Philippians, Chapter One
The document provides commentary on Philippians chapter 1. It discusses how Paul expresses joy in remembering the believers in Philippi and their participation in gospel ministry. Paul finds joy in interceding for others and views intercession as a privilege. The document also examines the different aspects of Christian fellowship that can be sources of joy, such as the fellowship of grace, faith, prayer, love, and spiritual warfare.
Ministry of Defense | 1 Peter 3:15 Bible Study
Ministry of Defense | 1 Peter 3:15 Bible Study. Danny Scotton Jr. at Alpha Baptist Church on 6.27.18. Please visit http://catchforchrist.net for sources and resources
Salvation is revealed in scripture alone
The document discusses how Scripture alone reveals God's redemptive plan. It analyzes passages from 2 Peter 1:16-21 and 2 Timothy 3:10-17 which describe the Bible as:
1) A sure word that can be trusted as completely reliable and true.
2) A shining word that guides believers as a light in darkness.
3) A Spirit-given word not from human invention but authored by God through divine inspiration. The Bible thoroughly equips Christians for righteous living and good works.
The Way of Purity
Are you struggling with pornography and masturbation?
This is for you.
You will know The Truth and The Truth will set you free.
If you know the Truth you will be free indeed.
07-21-19, 2 Timothy 2;1-13, Focused, A Look at Baptist Beliefs
The document is a sermon from First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi discussing Baptist beliefs. It begins by emphasizing that the glory of God should be the top priority in all things. The sermon then reviews the book of 2 Timothy, noting that Paul encouraged Timothy to guard the gospel and preach it despite suffering. It discusses why sound doctrine is important and reviews several Baptist creeds and statements of faith. The sermon outlines the basic Baptist beliefs using the acronym BAPTIST, explaining each letter. It closes by emphasizing that salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ.
06-23-19, 1 Timothy 4;1-16, Staying On Course
This document provides an overview of a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on staying on course according to 1 Timothy 4:1-16. The sermon warns about false teachers who promote doctrines of demons and depart from the faith. It encourages Timothy to instruct others in the whole counsel of God and to set a godly example in various areas of life. The purpose is to help believers avoid being led astray by false teachings so that they and others can be saved.
PCL Spiritual Growth and Maturity
This document discusses the process of spiritual growth and maturity in Christians. It outlines five stages of spiritual development: 1) New Life in Christ, 2) Spiritual Babe, 3) Spiritual Child, 4) Spiritually Adult, 5) Spiritual Elder. Each stage involves different characteristics as believers progress in their faith and knowledge of God. The document emphasizes that spiritual maturity is a gradual process, not defined by age or time saved, and involves nurturing from more mature believers in the context of the church family.
Why we have the bible
The document discusses the importance and benefits of studying the Bible. It quotes several historical figures emphasizing their belief in the Bible. It then lists several reasons for studying the Bible, including: to know Christ, have eternal life, profit through doctrine, reproof, correction and instruction, find comfort and joy, develop faith and hope, and know one's heart and convictions.
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15)50 58
- 1. I CORINTHIANS 15:50-58 LIVING THE RAPTURE REALITIES
- 2. DETAILS OF THE RAPTURE, I Cor. 15:50-53 It is a “mystery” It is “universal” It is instantaneous It is necessary It will be the end of death for Church saints!
- 3. DETAILS OF THE RAPTURE, I Cor. 15:50-53 It will be a great victory!!!
- 4. MORE DETAILS OF THE RAPTURE • Philippians 3:20-21 • I Thessalonians 4:13-18 • Titus 2:11-14 • I John 3:1-3
- 5. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RAPTURE TRUTHS: • I Corinthians 15:58! Be Steadfast! Be immovable! Always abounding in the work of the Lord
- 6. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RAPTURE TRUTHS: • Philippians 3:20-21 Be Watching! LONG for your new body!
- 7. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RAPTURE TRUTHS: • I Thessalonians 4:13-18 Be Comforted concerning Christians who have already gone to be with the Lord!
- 8. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RAPTURE TRUTHS: • Titus 2:11-14 Deny ungodliness Deny worldly desires Looking for the Live sensibly blessed Live righteously hope! Live godly
- 9. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RAPTURE TRUTHS: • I John 3:1-3 Purify yourself, as He is pure!
- 10. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RAPTURE TRUTHS: • II Peter 3:11, 14 Holy Conduct v. 12, Godliness Looking for Peace and hastening Spotless the coming of the day of God! Blameless
- 11. The Rapture… Believe it… And LIVE IT!!!
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