20 Apr 2014: "Easter Message"
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Jesus Christ conquered death by resurrecting after being crucified, as described in the Bible. His resurrection proved His deity as God and allows believers to pass from death to eternal life. The resurrection is confirmed by eyewitnesses including the apostles who saw and interacted with the resurrected Jesus, and by transformed lives through faith in the resurrection.
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This document discusses why Good Friday is good by explaining Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. It notes that Jesus, though sinless, accepted and forgave sinners. He was unjustly tried and crucified to take the punishment for humanity's sins. By his death, believers can have peace with God and the promise of eternal life. It also references passages that indicate Jesus opened the way to heaven and that his wounds bring healing, strength, and comfort to all. The empty tomb represents his victory over death for those who believe in him.
23 Feb 2014: "How To Be A Star" (Phil. 2:14-18)
The document discusses how to successfully live the Christian life by following Jesus' example of humility, obedience, and love. It encourages doing everything without grumbling or arguing so that one can be found blameless. It also warns against complaining as it is a sin, and instructs being glad and rejoicing instead.
5 Jan 2014: (Hebrews 11:8 ; Genesis 22:1-15)
God instructed Abraham and Sarah to name their son Isaac, meaning "laughter". After 15 years, God spoke to Abraham and told him to sacrifice Isaac. Isaac asked his father where the lamb was for the sacrifice, showing his willingness to obey God. Ultimately, God provided a ram as a substitute for Isaac, demonstrating that obedience to God is more important than sacrifice and that God himself would provide the ultimate sacrifice through his son Jesus.
16 Mar 2014: "Fall of Man" (Genesis 3)
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- The serpent deceives Eve into eating fruit from the forbidden tree. Eve then gives the fruit to Adam, and they both disobey God.
- Their eyes are opened and they realize they are naked, so they sew fig leaves together to cover themselves.
- God questions Adam and Eve about their actions. Adam blames Eve, and Eve blames the serpent.
- God punishes all three - the serpent, Eve, and Adam. He foreshadows that the serpent's head will be crushed by Eve's offspring.
- God clothes Adam and Eve with animal skins, representing the first sacrifice and foreshadow
9 Mar 2014: "God's Creation of the Universe and Man" (Genesis 1:1)
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