The document appears to be from a theology of the body middle school curriculum. It contains chapter summaries, discussion questions, and activities about discovering one's identity in God, virtue versus vice, and how sex, love and chastity are related. The overall aim is to help young people understand their inherent dignity as human persons made in God's image.
Lesson 3 | Real Time – faith | Sabbath School | Second Quarter 2015jespadill
The document provides a weekly Bible study guide that includes discussion questions, Bible passages, and illustrations. It encourages readers to regularly study the Bible to understand what God is saying and apply it to their lives. It acknowledges that while many attend church and are exposed to Bible stories, many struggle to understand the Bible well enough to make decisions based on its principles and apply it to their daily lives. The guide aims to help readers develop the habit of carefully studying the Bible each day and reflecting on what God is saying and what they should do in response.
Lesson 11 | Real Time - faith | Sabbath Schooljespadill
This document discusses substance abuse and other risky behaviors that teenagers may encounter. It provides advice for responding to peer pressure situations involving substances like glue, alcohol, and tobacco. The document emphasizes that as followers of God, teenagers' time and bodies belong to Him and should not be wasted on distracting activities or corrupted by the world. It encourages practicing responses to say "no" to temptation and make good choices that honor God.
The document is a newsletter from Jerry Savelle Ministries that includes articles on living an extraordinary life, breaking soul ties, and becoming God-centered. It features an article by Jerry Savelle about how studying the Bible for 3 months transformed his life from one of failure to success by renewing his mind and breaking through limitations. It also advertises Jerry Savelle's new book on living without boundaries and includes other ministry updates.
This document is a summary of a talk given to encourage young people to seek God's will in marriage and courtship. It discusses several Bible verses about pleasing God rather than oneself. It emphasizes finding what best pleases the Lord in all areas of life, including marriage. The speaker encourages letting God choose one's spouse rather than choosing for oneself. While love is important, fancy and emotions can lead to ruin if allowed to guide courtship before practical guidance. The goal is for the whole heart to belong to God.
This document summarizes a sermon about preparing for marriage. It discusses that:
1) God wants people to find happiness and joy by following His narrow path, but few actually do according to scripture.
2) Successful marriages are built on a foundation established in one's parental home through developing love, obedience, service, responsibility and self-control from a young age.
3) Young people need to develop control over their appetites, affections, and passions to prepare for marriage and finding life's path, which Jesus says is narrow and leads to few.
The document discusses the Catholic belief in the Communion of Saints. It explains that the Communion of Saints includes all members of God's family, whether living on earth, in purgatory, or in heaven. Those on earth are called the Church Militant and strive to become holy. Souls in purgatory are the Church Suffering and are purified before entering heaven. Saints in heaven are the Church Triumphant and are united with God. All members of the Communion of Saints are united in Christ and share in each other's sufferings, blessings, and prayers.
In Everything Give Thanks - 1 Thessalonians 5:18
The day of Thanksgiving which is a national holiday is not the only day in which we should consider giving thanks.
Daily, there are things in which we can find if we would only open our eyes, mind, heart, ears to give thanks to the LORD GOD.
Lesson 3 | Real Time – faith | Sabbath School | Second Quarter 2015jespadill
The document provides a weekly Bible study guide that includes discussion questions, Bible passages, and illustrations. It encourages readers to regularly study the Bible to understand what God is saying and apply it to their lives. It acknowledges that while many attend church and are exposed to Bible stories, many struggle to understand the Bible well enough to make decisions based on its principles and apply it to their daily lives. The guide aims to help readers develop the habit of carefully studying the Bible each day and reflecting on what God is saying and what they should do in response.
Lesson 11 | Real Time - faith | Sabbath Schooljespadill
This document discusses substance abuse and other risky behaviors that teenagers may encounter. It provides advice for responding to peer pressure situations involving substances like glue, alcohol, and tobacco. The document emphasizes that as followers of God, teenagers' time and bodies belong to Him and should not be wasted on distracting activities or corrupted by the world. It encourages practicing responses to say "no" to temptation and make good choices that honor God.
The document is a newsletter from Jerry Savelle Ministries that includes articles on living an extraordinary life, breaking soul ties, and becoming God-centered. It features an article by Jerry Savelle about how studying the Bible for 3 months transformed his life from one of failure to success by renewing his mind and breaking through limitations. It also advertises Jerry Savelle's new book on living without boundaries and includes other ministry updates.
This document is a summary of a talk given to encourage young people to seek God's will in marriage and courtship. It discusses several Bible verses about pleasing God rather than oneself. It emphasizes finding what best pleases the Lord in all areas of life, including marriage. The speaker encourages letting God choose one's spouse rather than choosing for oneself. While love is important, fancy and emotions can lead to ruin if allowed to guide courtship before practical guidance. The goal is for the whole heart to belong to God.
This document summarizes a sermon about preparing for marriage. It discusses that:
1) God wants people to find happiness and joy by following His narrow path, but few actually do according to scripture.
2) Successful marriages are built on a foundation established in one's parental home through developing love, obedience, service, responsibility and self-control from a young age.
3) Young people need to develop control over their appetites, affections, and passions to prepare for marriage and finding life's path, which Jesus says is narrow and leads to few.
The document discusses the Catholic belief in the Communion of Saints. It explains that the Communion of Saints includes all members of God's family, whether living on earth, in purgatory, or in heaven. Those on earth are called the Church Militant and strive to become holy. Souls in purgatory are the Church Suffering and are purified before entering heaven. Saints in heaven are the Church Triumphant and are united with God. All members of the Communion of Saints are united in Christ and share in each other's sufferings, blessings, and prayers.
In Everything Give Thanks - 1 Thessalonians 5:18
The day of Thanksgiving which is a national holiday is not the only day in which we should consider giving thanks.
Daily, there are things in which we can find if we would only open our eyes, mind, heart, ears to give thanks to the LORD GOD.
This document provides a summary of a study on Revelation 14 and guarding the home. It discusses the 144,000 mentioned in Revelation 14 as those who have been cleansed from false doctrines and have a pure faith. It emphasizes the need to crucify the flesh and bring thoughts, affections, and passions into subjection to God. Quotes from scripture and the book Adventist Home encourage guarding the heart, controlling thoughts and affections, and allowing the higher powers of the soul to reign over animal propensities. The goal is to develop purity of heart in order to see God and be part of the 144,000.
This document discusses the importance of preparation before marriage and finding the right partner. It argues that God has a specific person planned as the right marriage partner for each individual. It encourages taking early steps like self-examination, education, work experience, and social development to ensure being ready for marriage and to avoid wasting time courting the wrong person. The goal of these early steps and any courtship is to determine God's will for the relationship and whether an engagement and marriage should follow.
- Ayodele Odugbemi shared several Facebook posts from 2013 to present focused on spirituality, faith, and devotion. The posts included reflections on collaboration, repentance, sanctification, and unity in Christ.
- One post discussed Smith Wigglesworth's devotional saying the Lord is capable of making the church ready in 10 minutes once hearts are ready.
- Another post shared a video on putting on the full armor of God and encouraged watching, subscribing, and connecting.
- Recurring themes included focusing on God's word and truth, spiritual warfare, unity in Christ above divisions, and preparing for Christ's return.
This document is a summary of a 1969 sermon about preparing for marriage. It discusses how the foundation for a successful Christian home is built from infancy through the teenage years by teaching the dual lessons of love and self-control. Parents have a responsibility to model these virtues and establish homes where children learn obedience, cooperation, and faithfulness to duty so they can successfully manage their own homes as adults.
Since the beginning of mankind, more thought has gone into the understanding of God than any other subject under the sun - and still nobody is any the wiser. In the length of a taxi ride, this little book explains once and for all.
This document discusses how understanding and preparation are important for enjoying activities like soccer games and attending church. It notes that soccer teams practice regularly with coaches and each other to understand the game, build team spirit, and feel less bored. Similarly, to feel less bored and better understand church, it is important to prepare throughout the week, bring hurts and worries to rest in God, worship as a community, and actively take part in services rather than just watching. With understanding and participation, all can feel like winners in showing love for God.
This chapter discusses experiencing God through simplicity. It notes that the Gospel message is simple, and asks if the reader's walk with God has become bogged down in complexities rather than focusing on Jesus. It uses the example of Saul/Paul, who was an intellectual persecutor of Christians but had his life transformed by an encounter with Jesus, after which Paul focused on preaching the simple Gospel message. The chapter encourages focusing on Jesus and the essentials of the Gospel rather than getting caught up in minor theological details.
The document discusses building one's life and financial security on God rather than money alone. It shares insights from the author's experience as a financial counselor, noting that while saving is important, ultimate security comes from trusting in God's promises and provision. Various Bible passages are presented to illustrate how God sustained the Israelites and desires a relationship with his followers more than material wealth or comfort. The conclusion advocates developing a relationship with God through studying his word and obeying him.
The document is a children's book that teaches kids how to pray by explaining the Lord's Prayer in simple terms. It breaks down each line of the prayer, relating it to concepts a child can understand through illustrations and discussion questions at the end. The goal is to help children develop a meaningful prayer practice by demystifying Jesus' famous prayer template in a fun, relatable way.
Understanding Jesus' Parable of the Sower properly positions people to interpret all parables, which contain secrets hidden since the Foundation of the World. Learn more about the Parable of the Sower and the Reapers Roadmap, Courtesy http://BibleOpia.WordPress.com
Featured new content today includes Sower Parable (i) Infections & Protections mapped to the four key soil categories, paralleling (ii) competition & preparation, (iii) heart types & (iv) faith types.
Human Dignity, God's image and Likeness, Love one another, Serving and Loving God, Be the light of the world, We are called to help others to live up the dignity God has called them. free will, Freedom
William L Seitshiro’s sermon discusses the centrality of eternal life to Christianity. It argues that without a belief in eternal life, Christianity would collapse, as this is an essential teaching of the New Testament. The document also contains a sermon by Stephen M. Miller making this same point, that if evidence emerged that Jesus did not rise from the dead and eternal life was fiction, Christianity would be severely undermined. The sermon discusses the importance of having faith in eternal life and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The document is a sermon that addresses how Christians can deal with suffering and hardship in the real world. It argues that being totally honest with God, even through lament, is the deepest expression of faith and the only way to heal from past hurts. It notes that while Christians are not promised freedom from pain, the Psalms model lamenting honestly to God as a form of praise. The sermon aims to give permission to admit pain and questions to God, which is necessary for spiritual growth.
The document summarizes the parish pastoral plan for 2010 of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. The plan focuses on using Christ's teachings as a light and Christ's ways as a model. It will emphasize experiencing Jesus as the Word of God through Bible study. The plan discusses the Beatitudes and corporal and spiritual works of mercy as examples of Christ's ways that should guide the parish. Bible study for 2010 will focus on Christ's way as the model for the parish community.
This document appears to be the introduction to a book about God's will for one's life. The purpose is not to promise material prosperity or physical healing, but to highlight what God expects from people during their life on earth. It aims to help readers please God in the coming years.
This prayer guide was designed to help you get started with a consistent and daily prayer life or keep your current prayer life interesting and avoid falling by the wayside. There are nine themes you can use every day to talk to God about and draw close to God so God can draw close to you. Check it out now and allow it to help you grow in your walk with God. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thejesusnet and on Pinterest at https://www.pinterest.com/angelicrainbow/the-jesus-net/ and check out my webpage at www.rainbowuniversepageants.com/the-jesus-net where you can sign up to join our Jesus Net membership and become a disciple for Christ and spread the good news! To learn more about the creator of this prayer guide and other projects she is involved in visit Cicely Majeed's Portfolio Pinterest board @ https://www.pinterest.com/angelicrainbow/cicelys-portfolio/. Enjoy your Prayer Guide!
The document provides a prayer guide for July 26-August 1 with prompts for adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. It includes:
1) An adoration prompt praising God for His unconditional love and for being present during difficult times.
2) A confession prompt admitting reliance on one's own strength rather than God and not listening to Him at times.
3) A thanksgiving prompt thanking God for His presence, for knowing the best path, and for the church community.
4) A supplication prompt asking God to help live out spiritual disciplines long-term and to pray for specific church families.
Choose a spouseObserve reaction, disciple, embellishment or life, narrow dow...franktsao4
Choosing a spouse is a problem that is not easy to solve in modern times, because we choose a spouse according to the world's method. This page will mention how to choose a spouse in the kingdom of God. From observation and reaction to explain that importance of being a disciple is prerequisite of being a good spouse. When mentioning the connection of life and conforming to God’s will, noting that the worldview is not helpful in choosing a spouse. Finally, we mentioned a possible method that can save us a lot of time and make the right choice.
This facilitator's guide provides instructions for leading sessions on Theology of the Body. The sessions involve listening to presentations, participating in small group discussions, and praying together. The goal is to help participants understand that the human body reveals profound theological truths about God's plan for human sexuality, marriage, and our eternal destiny. Participants are encouraged to reflect on how their views of sexuality have been shaped by culture and to consider embracing a more liberating biblical vision.
If you violate heavenly law, your descendants have to pay indemnity in stead of you.
My name is Sang Hun Lee, who wrote Unification Thought. I am going to send you what I surveyed in the spiritual world. Please read it carefully, and make your earthly lives successfully. By doing so, let's console the painful heart of True Parents (Dr Sun Myung Moon & Hak JA Han Moon), and pray that True Parents may have long lives.
Please read my message very carefully. You should check your daily lives everyday by True Parents' speech. This is my advice as your senior member to help you to fulfill your responsibility successfully on earth. May God bless all of you!
August 21, 1997 From Sang Hun.
This document provides a summary of a study on Revelation 14 and guarding the home. It discusses the 144,000 mentioned in Revelation 14 as those who have been cleansed from false doctrines and have a pure faith. It emphasizes the need to crucify the flesh and bring thoughts, affections, and passions into subjection to God. Quotes from scripture and the book Adventist Home encourage guarding the heart, controlling thoughts and affections, and allowing the higher powers of the soul to reign over animal propensities. The goal is to develop purity of heart in order to see God and be part of the 144,000.
This document discusses the importance of preparation before marriage and finding the right partner. It argues that God has a specific person planned as the right marriage partner for each individual. It encourages taking early steps like self-examination, education, work experience, and social development to ensure being ready for marriage and to avoid wasting time courting the wrong person. The goal of these early steps and any courtship is to determine God's will for the relationship and whether an engagement and marriage should follow.
- Ayodele Odugbemi shared several Facebook posts from 2013 to present focused on spirituality, faith, and devotion. The posts included reflections on collaboration, repentance, sanctification, and unity in Christ.
- One post discussed Smith Wigglesworth's devotional saying the Lord is capable of making the church ready in 10 minutes once hearts are ready.
- Another post shared a video on putting on the full armor of God and encouraged watching, subscribing, and connecting.
- Recurring themes included focusing on God's word and truth, spiritual warfare, unity in Christ above divisions, and preparing for Christ's return.
This document is a summary of a 1969 sermon about preparing for marriage. It discusses how the foundation for a successful Christian home is built from infancy through the teenage years by teaching the dual lessons of love and self-control. Parents have a responsibility to model these virtues and establish homes where children learn obedience, cooperation, and faithfulness to duty so they can successfully manage their own homes as adults.
Since the beginning of mankind, more thought has gone into the understanding of God than any other subject under the sun - and still nobody is any the wiser. In the length of a taxi ride, this little book explains once and for all.
This document discusses how understanding and preparation are important for enjoying activities like soccer games and attending church. It notes that soccer teams practice regularly with coaches and each other to understand the game, build team spirit, and feel less bored. Similarly, to feel less bored and better understand church, it is important to prepare throughout the week, bring hurts and worries to rest in God, worship as a community, and actively take part in services rather than just watching. With understanding and participation, all can feel like winners in showing love for God.
This chapter discusses experiencing God through simplicity. It notes that the Gospel message is simple, and asks if the reader's walk with God has become bogged down in complexities rather than focusing on Jesus. It uses the example of Saul/Paul, who was an intellectual persecutor of Christians but had his life transformed by an encounter with Jesus, after which Paul focused on preaching the simple Gospel message. The chapter encourages focusing on Jesus and the essentials of the Gospel rather than getting caught up in minor theological details.
The document discusses building one's life and financial security on God rather than money alone. It shares insights from the author's experience as a financial counselor, noting that while saving is important, ultimate security comes from trusting in God's promises and provision. Various Bible passages are presented to illustrate how God sustained the Israelites and desires a relationship with his followers more than material wealth or comfort. The conclusion advocates developing a relationship with God through studying his word and obeying him.
The document is a children's book that teaches kids how to pray by explaining the Lord's Prayer in simple terms. It breaks down each line of the prayer, relating it to concepts a child can understand through illustrations and discussion questions at the end. The goal is to help children develop a meaningful prayer practice by demystifying Jesus' famous prayer template in a fun, relatable way.
Understanding Jesus' Parable of the Sower properly positions people to interpret all parables, which contain secrets hidden since the Foundation of the World. Learn more about the Parable of the Sower and the Reapers Roadmap, Courtesy http://BibleOpia.WordPress.com
Featured new content today includes Sower Parable (i) Infections & Protections mapped to the four key soil categories, paralleling (ii) competition & preparation, (iii) heart types & (iv) faith types.
Human Dignity, God's image and Likeness, Love one another, Serving and Loving God, Be the light of the world, We are called to help others to live up the dignity God has called them. free will, Freedom
William L Seitshiro’s sermon discusses the centrality of eternal life to Christianity. It argues that without a belief in eternal life, Christianity would collapse, as this is an essential teaching of the New Testament. The document also contains a sermon by Stephen M. Miller making this same point, that if evidence emerged that Jesus did not rise from the dead and eternal life was fiction, Christianity would be severely undermined. The sermon discusses the importance of having faith in eternal life and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The document is a sermon that addresses how Christians can deal with suffering and hardship in the real world. It argues that being totally honest with God, even through lament, is the deepest expression of faith and the only way to heal from past hurts. It notes that while Christians are not promised freedom from pain, the Psalms model lamenting honestly to God as a form of praise. The sermon aims to give permission to admit pain and questions to God, which is necessary for spiritual growth.
The document summarizes the parish pastoral plan for 2010 of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. The plan focuses on using Christ's teachings as a light and Christ's ways as a model. It will emphasize experiencing Jesus as the Word of God through Bible study. The plan discusses the Beatitudes and corporal and spiritual works of mercy as examples of Christ's ways that should guide the parish. Bible study for 2010 will focus on Christ's way as the model for the parish community.
This document appears to be the introduction to a book about God's will for one's life. The purpose is not to promise material prosperity or physical healing, but to highlight what God expects from people during their life on earth. It aims to help readers please God in the coming years.
This prayer guide was designed to help you get started with a consistent and daily prayer life or keep your current prayer life interesting and avoid falling by the wayside. There are nine themes you can use every day to talk to God about and draw close to God so God can draw close to you. Check it out now and allow it to help you grow in your walk with God. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thejesusnet and on Pinterest at https://www.pinterest.com/angelicrainbow/the-jesus-net/ and check out my webpage at www.rainbowuniversepageants.com/the-jesus-net where you can sign up to join our Jesus Net membership and become a disciple for Christ and spread the good news! To learn more about the creator of this prayer guide and other projects she is involved in visit Cicely Majeed's Portfolio Pinterest board @ https://www.pinterest.com/angelicrainbow/cicelys-portfolio/. Enjoy your Prayer Guide!
The document provides a prayer guide for July 26-August 1 with prompts for adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. It includes:
1) An adoration prompt praising God for His unconditional love and for being present during difficult times.
2) A confession prompt admitting reliance on one's own strength rather than God and not listening to Him at times.
3) A thanksgiving prompt thanking God for His presence, for knowing the best path, and for the church community.
4) A supplication prompt asking God to help live out spiritual disciplines long-term and to pray for specific church families.
Choose a spouseObserve reaction, disciple, embellishment or life, narrow dow...franktsao4
Choosing a spouse is a problem that is not easy to solve in modern times, because we choose a spouse according to the world's method. This page will mention how to choose a spouse in the kingdom of God. From observation and reaction to explain that importance of being a disciple is prerequisite of being a good spouse. When mentioning the connection of life and conforming to God’s will, noting that the worldview is not helpful in choosing a spouse. Finally, we mentioned a possible method that can save us a lot of time and make the right choice.
This facilitator's guide provides instructions for leading sessions on Theology of the Body. The sessions involve listening to presentations, participating in small group discussions, and praying together. The goal is to help participants understand that the human body reveals profound theological truths about God's plan for human sexuality, marriage, and our eternal destiny. Participants are encouraged to reflect on how their views of sexuality have been shaped by culture and to consider embracing a more liberating biblical vision.
If you violate heavenly law, your descendants have to pay indemnity in stead of you.
My name is Sang Hun Lee, who wrote Unification Thought. I am going to send you what I surveyed in the spiritual world. Please read it carefully, and make your earthly lives successfully. By doing so, let's console the painful heart of True Parents (Dr Sun Myung Moon & Hak JA Han Moon), and pray that True Parents may have long lives.
Please read my message very carefully. You should check your daily lives everyday by True Parents' speech. This is my advice as your senior member to help you to fulfill your responsibility successfully on earth. May God bless all of you!
August 21, 1997 From Sang Hun.
The document discusses the concept of vocation from a Catholic perspective. It defines vocation as a calling from God to fulfill a particular purpose or role in life, such as a job, marriage, religious life, or single life. Vocation involves using one's gifts and talents to serve God and others. The document explores how vocation applies to all people and all aspects of life, from jobs to relationships. It also discusses recognizing God's call through scripture, the sacraments, desires, emotions, conscience, life events, relationships, and silence.
The document discusses the demands of Christ's redemption, which require radical conversion. It says believers must cultivate new attitudes and conviction by trusting in Christ's redemption. Believers should seek strength through prayer to freely live according to their redeemed nature. The document provides scenarios of negative perceptions and behaviors in Philippine society and instructs learners to brainstorm ways to realize better alternatives through small acts of service.
Summer Splash Developing a devotional life part 1 of 2Albert Soto
This document provides an overview and summaries of a 2013 summer series on developing a devotional life. It includes:
- An introduction and schedule for the summer series focusing on having a devotional life, reading the Bible, and living in community.
- Summaries of three talks from the series addressing fuel for the devotional journey, foundations for reading the Bible, and friends for the journey of living in community.
- Additional summaries of methods for daily devotion, why to read the Bible, and an example of using the S.O.A.P. Bible study method in a journal entry. The document offers guidance and perspectives on spiritual growth through regular Bible reading and prayer.
GPATH - no video edited NEW JOGGPCOLLAB Largescale (1).pptxelvis1442
This document discusses a retreat called "The Journey of Generosity" hosted by an organization called "Generosity Path." The retreat aims to help participants discover the joy of giving by reigniting a sense of thankfulness, joy, and desire to give generously because of God's grace. It is fully privately funded so there is no pressure or appeals for donations. The retreat provides guidelines for discussions and sessions on topics like excelling in the grace of giving, developing a vision for sharing generosity, and reflecting on Bible passages about generosity. The overall goal is to encourage participants to seek God's kingdom first and put their hope in Him rather than wealth or material possessions.
2016 4th Quarter - Sabbath School Bible Study GuidePaulo Rabello
The document provides an outline for a 14-part Sabbath School Bible Study Guide on the book of Job. It lists the weekly lessons from September 24 to December 30, with each lesson focusing on a different chapter or theme within the book. It also lists the editorial office location and credits the contributors and editors involved in writing the Teachers Edition components.
Jeffery Anselmi kindly allowed me to use this sermon. I found this lesson at: http://www.sermoncentral.com/sermon.asp?SermonID=94959&Sermon%20Keys%20To%20Effective%20Evangelism%20by%20Jeffery%20Anselmi
The document outlines an upcoming talk on spiritual stages. It will define key terms, discuss various frameworks for understanding spiritual growth proposed by authors and religious figures, and describe the speaker's own research into common patterns of spiritual development. The goals are to help participants understand their own stage of spiritual growth, identify next steps, and avoid potential pitfalls along the journey. Descriptors of religion, inner life, and relationships will be used to characterize each stage.
Parkside Bible Fellowship is hosting an adult Sunday school session on July 5th, 2009. The session will discuss recent news items, including President Obama's endorsement of homosexuality and the NEA's support for same-sex marriage. The session will also discuss biblical principles on morality and marriage.
This document contains a series of lessons from the Sophia Institute for Teachers on the topic of personal growth. It discusses growth in various areas including physical, sexual, emotional, intellectual, social and spiritual dimensions. Key points include how we are made in God's image for community, the faculties of intellect and will, developing virtues, and forming a relationship with God through prayer. The lessons provide Catholic perspectives on human development and living a holy life with God's grace.
The document discusses finding meaning and purpose in life. It suggests that we were created by God and for God, so God is the ultimate answer to questions about life's meaning. To know ourselves, we must know God, and to know God, we must know ourselves. The purpose of life is to love God and others. This life is a preparation for eternity with God in heaven.
The document discusses life purpose from a biblical perspective. It defines life purpose as progressively realizing who God is and being willing to be used to the full extent of His unique will. It notes that discovering life purpose is a spiritual process that involves examining one's past, present, personality, passions, burdens and consecrating oneself to God's will through prayer. Barriers to discovering purpose include lack of commitment, relying on logic, unresolved sin, and busyness. The document provides guidance on crafting a life purpose statement through reflection and receiving revelation from God.
The document discusses the important role that fathers play in society according to the Bible. It notes that when fathers are involved in their children's lives and teach them about God, it leads to strong, blessed nations. However, when fathers are absent or turn away from their children, it can lead to social problems like crime and fatherlessness, as was seen in the author's experience working with prisoners and at-risk youth. Fathers have a great responsibility given by God to positively influence generations and impact nations by directing their household in righteousness.
If you violate heavenly law, your descendants have to pay indemnity in stead of you.
My name is Sang Hun Lee, who wrote Unification Thought. I am going to send you what I surveyed in the spiritual world. Please read it carefully, and make your earthly lives successfully. By doing so, let's console the painful heart of True Parents (Dr Sun Myung Moon & Hak JA Han Moon), and pray that True Parents may have long lives.
Please read my message very carefully. You should check your daily lives everyday by True Parents' speech. This is my advice as your senior member to help you to fulfill your responsibility successfully on earth. May God bless all of you!
August 21, 1997 From Sang Heun.
The document outlines the mission and goals of the 2009 ELCA Youth Gathering. The mission was to inspire and equip young people to follow Jesus' example of compassionate justice. It discusses cultivating mindfulness, openness, and non-judgment to prepare attendees to engage in servant ministry focused on six dimensions: compassion, community, advocacy, servanthood, leadership, and vocation. The gathering aimed to shape participants' faith through practices and experiences that deepen their Christian discipleship.
This document outlines the teachings of From Within Ministries, founded by James Andrew Buckner Sr. It provides a simple witnessing method involving sharing the core truths of Jesus' love and forgiveness of sins, asking if the person wishes to accept salvation, and inviting them to church. It then discusses the first step in the Christian recovery process - admitting powerlessness over sin. Finally, it covers the second step of seeking God through prayer, meditation, and dwelling in his word as revealed in scripture. The overall goal is to keep the message simple and encourage others using an unconditional love.
The document provides instructions for creating an account and submitting a paper writing request on the HelpWriting.net site. It involves a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a form with paper details, sources, and deadline. 3) Review writer bids and qualifications and place a deposit. 4) Review the paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions until fully satisfied, with a refund option for plagiarism.
Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptxKavitha Krishnan
In an education system, it is understood that assessment is only for the students, but on the other hand, the Assessment of teachers is also an important aspect of the education system that ensures teachers are providing high-quality instruction to students. The assessment process can be used to provide feedback and support for professional development, to inform decisions about teacher retention or promotion, or to evaluate teacher effectiveness for accountability purposes.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp NetworkTechSoup
Dive into the world of AI! Experts Jon Hill and Tareq Monaur will guide you through AI's role in enhancing nonprofit websites and basic marketing strategies, making it easy to understand and apply.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
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By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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20. Chapter 1
Who Am I?
Discovering My True Identity
Because knowing who you are
and God’s plan for you is key
to your happiness and
understanding of how much
God loves you.
22. Exit Slip
1. What was one thing Mother Teresa or Bl. Pier Giorgio Frasatti
do to show love to their brothers and sisters in Christ?
2. What is one question ToB asks/answers?
3. Where is your ultimate destination?
Name/#
1.
2.
3.
24. If you ask me… [p. 4]
In your composition book, jot down your answers to these
question. Just write the words in your composition book. No
need to write entire sentence.
❖ 1. If I had to leave home tonight and could take only take one
thing with me, I would take ________________.
❖ 2. When I was eight years old, my idea of freedom was
___________________.
❖ 3. I think a human person needs __________ to survive.
❖ 4. I think a human person needs _____________ to thrive.
25. Example
❖ 1. my phone and charger
❖ 2. sleeping as late as I wanted
❖ 3.
❖ 4.
26. If you ask me… [p. 4] Sharing
❖ Talk to a partner and share what you put for #1
❖ Now share with 3-4 people next to you what you put for
#2
27. If you ask me… [p. 4] Sharing
❖ 1. If I had to leave home tonight and could take only take
one thing with me, I would take ________________.
❖ 2. When I was eight years old, my idea of freedom was
___________________.
❖ 3. I think a human person needs __________ to survive.
❖ 4. I think a human person needs _____________ to
thrive.
29. Bridging the Gap
❖ If you walked into a room full of
strangers and had to identify
yourself without writing your
actual name, what would your
name tag say?
❖ Would you describe your
relationships?
❖ Your personality?
❖ What you like to do?
❖ What you like?
34. If you ask me… [p. 4]
❖ 1. Please describe three relationships that helped make
you who you are today.
❖ 2. Explain what makes humans different from animals.
35. To the Core [p.5]
❖ Happiness
❖ i. Everyone wants to be ______________.
❖ ii. Happiness depends on our ______________.
❖ iii. We oftentimes look for happiness in all the ____________
____________.
❖ (Empty Heart Dude poster!)
❖ iv. We were made by ________ and for ________, and will only
be truly happy when we give our hearts to Him and live like
_______________. (St. Augustine quote!)
36.
37.
38. To the Core [p.5]
❖ Happiness
❖ i. Everyone wants to be happy.
❖ ii. Happiness depends on our choices.
❖ iii. We oftentimes look for happiness in all the wrong places and
in all the wrong ways.
❖ (Empty Heart Dude poster!)
❖ iv. We were made by God and for God, and will only be truly
happy when we give our hearts to Him and live like saints. (St.
Augustine quote!)
39. Page 6-8
❖ a. TOB asks and answers 2 main questions:
❖ i. __________________________________
❖ ii. __________________________________________
❖ b. VOCAB ____________________: ___________________________________
❖ c. VOCAB Human Person:
❖ i. Both a _________ and a _________
❖ ii. Made in the ___________ and __________________ of God
❖ iii. Is __________________ and __________________
❖ iv. Meant to be a ___________
❖ v. NOT just a smart ________________
40. Page 6-8
❖ a. TOB asks and answers 2 main questions:
❖ i. Who am I?
❖ ii. How should I live?
❖ b. VOCAB Incarnation: God becomes man (Jesus)
❖ c. VOCAB Human Person:
❖ i. Both a body and a soul
❖ ii. Made in the image and likeness of God
❖ iii. Is unique and unrepeatable
❖ iv. Meant to be a SAINT
❖ v. NOT just a smart monkey
41. To the Core [p.5]
❖ -Read page 5.
❖ -Jot down the answers to these two questions:
❖ 1. What do human beings desire?
❖ 2. How do these desires evolve or change as we grow older?
❖ Discuss.
42. Read “Looking for the Beach,”
p. 6-8.
❖ Each group will discuss its question and present their
answers or conclusions to the class.
❖ Group 1: What makes a person truly happy?
❖ Group 2: What makes a person matter?
❖ Group 3: Why does the Incarnation challenge how we
think about ourselves?
❖ Group 4: Why do we study “Theology of the Body”?
43. Ch. 1 Bridging the Gap [p. 4]
❖ --Please read page 4 and answer the following
questions:
❖ 1. What would you choose as the three most
fundamental characteristics to describe humans?
❖ 2. Why do you think God created us and became one of
us to redeem us?
44. ❖ -Read page 5.
❖ -Jot down the answers to these two questions:
❖ 1. What do human beings desire?
❖ 2. How do these desires evolve or change as we grow older?
❖ Discuss.
45. ❖ Humans have a deep desire to grow up, be independent,
and find happiness.
❖ The more freedom you have, the more your happiness
depends on your own choices.
❖ As your life changes, it is very important that you know
who you really are as a human person.
47. Who Am I?
How Should I Live?
Theology of the Body’s Two Questions
48. The body, and it alone, is capable of making visible
what is invisible: the spiritual and the divine. It was
created to transfer into the visible reality of the world,
the mystery hidden since time immemorial in God,
and thus to be a sign of it.
Theology of the Body Thesis
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54. Session 1 Recap
❖ Our view about sex has been grossly distorted by the
modern world because of people like Playboy’s Hugh
Hefner.
❖ Fortunately, inspired by the Holy Spirit, St. John Paul II,
wrote a series of talks, The Theology of the Body, that
teaches us about God and the purpose of our existence, as
discovered and revealed through our bodies.
❖ Theology of the Body is God’s map given to help us find our
way to true happiness and fulfillment as human persons.
❖ The Theology of the Body asks and answers two main
questions: Who am I? and How should I live?
55. Session 1 Recap
❖ Each and every one of us were created in the image and
likeness of God, we were born with both a body and soul, and
we were given the gift of free will in order to choose love.
❖ God intended for Adam and Eve to live in communion with Him
and have a pure and perfect relationship with Him, but because
Adam and Eve committed Original Sin, Original Sin triggered
the cycle of broken relationships and selfishness.
❖ In order to restore and heal us from the brokenness and
divisions because of Original Sin, God allowed the Incarnation,
which allowed Jesus to give His own life on the Cross: to defeat
sin and death.
❖ Christ is the key to understanding our humanity because He
came to restore creation to the purity of humanity’s origins.
56.
57. Session 2
Body and Soul &
How Should I
Act?
Because the language of our
bodies should say that we are
men and women of virtue.
62. Body Language Bible Skit
1. Mt 25:36: I was sick and you visited me.
2. Mk 10:21: Go, sell everything you have and give to the poor
3. Mt 6:6: But when you pray, go to your inner room, close the door, and
pray to your Father in secret.
4. Lk 9:3: Take nothing for the journey, neither walking stick, nor sack, nor
food, nor money, and let no one take a second tunic.
5. Acts 2:42: They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles
and to the communal life, to the breaking of the bread and to the
prayers.
6. Gal 5:1: For freedom Christ set us free; so stand firm and do not submit
again to the yoke of slavery.
7. Eph 5:1: So be imitators of God, as beloved children.
72. Session 2 Recap
❖ The language of your body is important because actions
speak louder than words.
❖ Jesus was the “human-est” person to ever live. The
more we live like Jesus, the more truly ourselves we will
become because the more truly ourselves we are the
happier we will be. That it means to be FULLY human.
❖ First we make our habits, then our habits make us.
❖ Virtues form one’s character to be good, holy, and
happy, while vices do the opposite.
73. Session 2 Recap
❖ Virtuous behavior is synonymous with truly human behavior because
the more our bodies practice virtuous behavior, practice how to love,
the more our bodies become how God destined them to act.
❖ The greatest way to be men and women of virtue and receive God’s
grace is through the sacraments, most especially the Eucharist and
Reconciliation.
❖ If you want to become your true self (St. INSERT YOUR NAME), you
can’t be a different “you” depending on who you’re with. Ask God,
“Who do YOU want me to be?”
❖ Practice makes perfect. If you want to be able to have a Christ-
centered and experience true agape in your future vocation, especially
marriage, it’s most important to practice the virtuous habits that will
allow you to reach to your desired fulfilling destination.
74.
75. Session 3
Sex, Love and
Chastity
Because sex isn’t just
something that we do, it’s also
who we are.
78. God said it was “not
good for the man to
be alone.”
79. Complementar
ity
The notion that the differences
between men and women
aren’t bad, but good because
they bring out the best in one
another.
80.
81.
82.
83. The Church teaches that
sexuality and sex are good
and beautiful, not bad and
dirty as many people
84. “Hardly anyone today thinks about
sex...”
... We joke about it, dream about it,
lust about it, hear songs about it,
and watch TV shows and movies about it.
But we don’t ever really THINK about it.
- Jason Evert
Why didn’t God pick another way
for people to come into the world?
86. Body Language of Sex
❖ The body language of sex says, “We have no barriers.
I’m making myself totally vulnerable with you, so I
trust you to be faithful to me for life, and you can also
trust me for life.”
❖ In other words, “I give all of myself to you.”
❖ The language of marriage (the wedding vows) is, “I give
all of myself to you.”
❖ “I freely give myself to you, so freely that I’m ready to
be a parent with you.”
❖ Sex, therefore, belongs within marriage!
101. Abstinence
❖ is refraining from sexual intimacy before being married
Lust
❖ is the vice that causes people to view and treat others as
objects to be used instead of persons to be loved
Modesty
❖ is speaking, dressing, and acting in a way that
encourages others to love, not lust
Chastity
❖ is the virtue that helps us love ourselves and others
through our bodies
115. Session 3 Recap
❖ Men and women are uniquely different and bring out the best in each
other.
❖ The Church teaches that sexuality and sex are good and beautiful, not
bad and dirty as many people mistakenly say.
❖ The purpose of sex is to procreate, anything that goes against that is
against God’s plan for our sexuality.
❖ Sex, like fire, in the right place, can be an amazing blessing in your life
(warmth or fireworks), but if used wrongly it will damage you
emotionally, spiritually and even physically because sex is powerful but
must be respected. If it’s misused, the consequences are serious, just
like a forest fire or a house that burns to the ground.
❖ The body language of sex says, “I give all of myself to you.” The
language of marriage (the wedding vows) is, “I give all of myself to
you.” Sex, therefore, belongs within marriage.
116. Session 3 Recap
❖ Modern society has divorced sex with procreation, as a result,
catastrophic consequences have ensued: broken families, non-
traditional families, same-sex marriage, homosexuality, gender
confusion, “safe” sex options, abortion, IVF babies, and
surrogate moms.
❖ A person’s understanding of chastity, abstinence, modesty,
purity and lust dictates how you should treat others, especially
those you are attracted to.
❖ Catholic wedding vows promise that one’s love will always be:
Free, Total, Faithful and Fruitful.
❖ Treat others, especially those you date, the way you would want
your future spouse, your brother or sister, or even your own
future children to be treated.
117. Session 4
To Use or Not to
Use?
Because recognizing what true
love is is the key to your
happiness.
118. How Porn Affects the Brain
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch
?v=qBtgA0ZLWo0&feature=yout
u.be
119.
120.
121.
122. The Language of
Contraception
❖ When a couple introduces contraception into their
sexual union, they’re saying with their bodies, “I refuse to
give you all of myself. I won’t give you my fertility. I
refuse to receive all of you. I won’t receive your fertility.”
❖ Instead of becoming one flesh, they bring a barrier into
the act of sex—a barrier between their full love and gift
of self.
123. The Language of
Contraception
❖ Contraception treats fertility as something that needs to
be fixed.
❖ Couples who use contraception treat pregnancy as a
disease against which they must be protected or
vaccinated. They don’t see the gift of fertility as
something to be received with joy.
124. Birth Control for Medical
Reasons
❖ https://www.catholic.com/qa/birth-control-for-medical-
reasons
125. The Language of
Contraception
❖ “If I can’t use a condom, then how am I supposed to protect
myself?”
❖ Does it really sound like love if you’re trying to protect
yourself somehow from your beloved and his/her fertility?
❖ We protect ourselves from enemies, not our spouses’
fertility or the child that may come from a union of love.
❖ We’re called to receive our beloved without reserve.
❖ If you’re not married and ready to receive that person fully,
it’s not time to give that person your body.
❖ God didn't design us to give ourselves away in pieces.
126. Consequences of Not Using Your
Sexuality According to the Way God
Designed It to Be Used
138. Top Googled porn star exits industry, reveals
shocking truth about life on the inside
❖ https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/top-googled-porn-
star-exits-industry-reveals-shocking-truth-about-life-on-t
139. Sex Before Kissing: How 15-Year-Old Girls Are
Dealing With Porn-Obsessed Boys
❖ https://fightthenewdrug.org/sex-before-kissing-15-year-
old-girls-dealing-with-boys/
145. IntegrityRestored.com
❖ Our mission at Integrity Restored is to help restore the
integrity of individuals, spouses, and families that have been
affected by pornography and pornography addiction. Integrity
Restored provides education, training, encouragement, and
resources to break free from pornography, heal relationships,
and to assist parents in preventing and responding to
pornography exposure which is so devastating in the lives of
our children. We are also a resource that trains and helps
clergy in assisting families at the parish level, so that the
domestic church truly becomes what it is, the human space in
which we encounter Christ.
157. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#1:
The Flip-Flopper
Mr. Can’t-make-up-his-mind flip flops back and
forth from a boyfriend to an ex. The sad part is
you are just one of many girls that “he cannot live
without.” While he goes back and forth, you are
eagerly waiting for him to come back to you like a
puppy waiting for that treat. However, this vicious
cycle keeps on going. You are hoping “the spark
will come back” once you are together again, and
he is just hoping for another “quick fix.” When a
guy really loves a woman, she doesn’t have to
plead with him to commit. He’d commit to her
even if she lived on the moon.
http://fiatblogforwomen.com/2013/12/14/top-10-guys-to-avoid/
158. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#2: The Problem
Child (aka: The
Fixer-Upper)
You know the type, bad to the bone. This
man has struggled with an addiction, the law,
or a combination of things that lead him to
being misunderstood. After forming an
attachment to this boy you start to feel sorry
for his predicament and start defending him.
Naturally the next step is trying to change
him, this will never work because he should
be fixed before he is “datable.” Falling in love
with the problem child is like moving into a
dilapidated home because you plan to
remodel it as soon as you win the lottery.
159. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#3:
The Walking
Hormone
The walking hormone is the Hugh Hefner of
men. Why? Because he is a sex fiend. This
sexual deviant will make you feel bad though
for not giving in to his desires. The phrase
“Aren’t you into me though?” Seems rather
familiar to your ears. The words “walking
hormone” sound a lot like “teenage boy.”
However, some men control their hormones
while others are controlled by them. Lastly, if
a man prefers porn to the love of an actual
woman, let him commit to his imaginary
girlfriend.
160. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#4:
Smooth Criminal
This little devil knows how to talk a
women into thinking his intentions were
her decisions. Persuasion is the weapon
of choice, like Don Draper in Mad Man.
He feeds women line after line just to
dispose of them after one fling. He might
seem sincere, but learn to see through
his mask of lies.
161. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#5:
The Control
Freak
His title is self-explanatory. There is an
imaginary list that he has for you and you
wouldn’t dare step over one of those because
you fear the outcome. This includes
interrogation, insults, guilt, pressure, and
detachment from friends or family. Care is
good, but this type of devotion is just plain
unhealthy. You should never have to feel
unsafe or the need to hide anything. You are
not a dog, so don’t act like he’s your master.
162. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#6:
The Older Guy
In the words of Ke$ha: “D-I-N-O-S-A-U-R a dinosaur
An O-L-D M-A-N. You’re just an old man hitting on
me what? You need a cat scan!” I would not trust
everything Ke$ha sings about in her songs, but she
honestly hit this one dead on. When an older man is
interested in you, you really have to stop and ask
yourself, “what is he REALLY interested in?” What
are his motives? You might be scared to find out the
truth. When you find a man that is considerably older
than you, there is a gap of interest. If he is older than
your brother, who is ten years older than you, he’s
probably too old.
163. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#7:
The Potty Mouth
It is important to evaluate a man’s words
because his speech expresses his inmost
desires. His speech may reveal his unfaithful
heart. So, his mouth affects both of you. Once
you become comfortable with this type of talk,
you begin to feel comfortable with the actions
associated with it. “Dirty talk makes us feel
comfortable with dirty actions.” Not only does
this show his immaturity, lack of intelligence,
and undeveloped vocabulary, it expresses his
impure and selfish intentions.
164. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#8:
The Tearful
Cheater
This one in a tricky guy. You think he is really
sorry, but it is all an act. The truth of the
matter is: you deserve WAY WAY WAY
better than to be cheated on. End of story.
Period. The cause of cheating isn’t the
absence of physical perfection in a girlfriend,
it’s caused by the presence of infidelity in the
heart of the boyfriend. Even if he is sorry for
cheating, you deserve better. Odds are he
will cheat again. Your little heart is worth
much more than that.
165. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#9:
The Spiritual
Midget
Do you want a man or a mouse? If you are
like me, you want a hunk-a hunk- a burnin’
love (aka a MAN). The spiritual midget is the
guy that does not value prayer, religion, or
faith in general. And even worse than that, he
does not see why it is so important to you.
Stop lowering the bar! You need a man who
will lead you in your faith towards the ultimate
goal: heaven.
166. The Top Ten Guys to Avoid
#10: Mr. I-Don’t-Have-
Enough-Social-Skills-to-
Meet-Girls-Without-the-
Internet
In the words of Kip from Napoleon
Dynamite: “Don’t be jealous that I have
been chatting online with babes all day.”
“Well things are getting pretty serious
right now. I mean, we chat online for, like,
two hours every day so I guess you could
say things are getting pretty serious.”
Enough said.
167. If a woman wants to receive a more
dignified response from men,
she needs one quality above all: a
169. If you’re not dating with eyes on
forever,
you’re just dating to break up.
170. Perfect Man Wish List
❖ I want him to by my best friend.
❖ He needs to love God more than he loves
me.
❖ Instead of bringing out my weaknesses,
he brings out my dignity.
❖ He’s kind and gentle with me.
❖ He builds me up and doesn’t wear me
down.
❖ He treats his mom with love.
❖ Besides respecting me, he respects
himself.
❖ I want him to have strong morals so I don’t
need to convince him of mine.
171. The key to your happiness
in dating relationships is
having patience and self-
control.
172.
173. The Inconvenient Truth Many Pro-Lifers Don’t
Want to Face About Contraception
❖ http://corproject.com/192-the-inconvenient-truth-many-
pro-lifers-dont-want-to-face/
174. Case Studies
❖ Read the different case studies by clicking here
❖ Analyze the situation.
❖ What level of the purity ladder is each character on?
❖ Describe what’s going on using any of the following
words: sex, chastity, lust (eros), love (agape),
modesty, purity, abstinence, language of the body,
vice, virtue, habit
176. How Can I Be Single
Without Being Weird? Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv
vfE6CKA4Y&index=3&list=PL0A1vaQ
SD1PVSUTbrST96VuYheIo0zr7L
177. Vocation
A call from God to live a specific kind of
life for the Church.
Discernment
Actively seek to discover the vocation
God has for you.
178. Vocations
❖ Vocation #1: Holiness
❖ To become the best version of
yourself
❖ All people are called to be
saints!
❖ Vocation #2:
❖ Husband or wife
❖ Single person
❖ Religious brother or sister
❖ Priest or deacon
179.
180.
181. A Surprise and a Pure Love Promise
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
DyWTcb9KCtc