A Few Truths (About Life)
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The document provides short motivational sayings about happiness, success, and life. It advises that people are responsible for their own happiness, success requires continuous effort, and life is about enjoying the journey rather than fixating on destinations or past problems.
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A Few Truths
Most people can control their own happiness by choosing how they react to things. Success only continues as long as you keep working, and you will experience what you are willing to accept. Life is about enjoying the journey, not just reaching the destination, and true happiness comes from within, not from external things. To escape problems, you must face and solve them, and you have to start somewhere if you want to make progress. What matters most is living fully in the present.
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The document contains motivational sayings and advice from SuccessCoachNilesh.com on topics such as defining your own identity, starting each morning with focus and a plan, taking responsibility for decisions to stay mediocre, treating life as a journey to become who you want to be, working on dreams now, developing yourself rather than trying to be like others, persevering to make anything possible, believing in yourself, taking action to make dreams come true, and effectively managing time and tasks. The sayings encourage taking control of one's life and future through positive thinking, planning, self-improvement, and perseverance.
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02 Word Of Life
John wrote about his experience with Jesus, who is eternal life, in order to encourage fellowship with God and other believers, and to bring them joy. He wanted readers to share in the fellowship he had with the Father and Son, and to experience the complete joy that comes from that relationship, as he did.
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This document discusses the importance of evaluating witnessing and evangelism efforts. It argues that evaluation allows ministries to improve their strategies and have a greater impact. While outcomes can be measured, spiritual growth is more difficult to evaluate and is better understood as individuals progressing in their spiritual journey. The goal of the church is to win souls for God's kingdom, so evaluation assesses how strategies are furthering church growth. Evaluation should be done kindly, with affirmation, and focus on both outcomes and processes.
12 nutrition
The original human diet according to Genesis consisted of fruits, nuts, and cereals. After the Fall, the diet was partially changed and humans had to eat vegetables and work harder to obtain food. After the Flood, God allowed the consumption of clean animals but forbade eating blood. Noah distinguished between clean and unclean animals. In the New Testament, Peter's vision taught that God made all foods clean for consumption. Paul warned about heresies forbidding marriage and certain foods. He clarified that foods created by God for consumption should not be banned. The present diet recommends a plant-based diet with nuts, grains and fruits, avoiding flesh foods which can animalize human nature. A balanced diet with moderation is
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This document discusses the importance of balancing work and rest. It emphasizes that while work was meant to be a blessing from God, excess work can harm our health. Proper rest, including adequate sleep, is essential for physical and mental well-being. The document also discusses the importance of spiritual rest found through Jesus, as well as observing a day of rest, or Sabbath, on a weekly basis as prescribed in the Bible.
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A Few Truths
Most people can control their own happiness by choosing how they react to things. Success only continues as long as you keep working, and you will experience what you are willing to accept. Life is about enjoying the journey, not just reaching the destination, and true happiness comes from within, not from external things. To escape problems, you must face and solve them, and you have to start somewhere if you want to make progress. What matters most is living fully in the present.
Success Coach Nilesh 21 good good morning thoughts
The document contains motivational sayings and advice from SuccessCoachNilesh.com on topics such as defining your own identity, starting each morning with focus and a plan, taking responsibility for decisions to stay mediocre, treating life as a journey to become who you want to be, working on dreams now, developing yourself rather than trying to be like others, persevering to make anything possible, believing in yourself, taking action to make dreams come true, and effectively managing time and tasks. The sayings encourage taking control of one's life and future through positive thinking, planning, self-improvement, and perseverance.
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n 1954 Mr.Pisit and Mrs. Nongnooch Tansacha bought 1500 rais (approximately 600 acres) of rolling hills and valleys at kilometer marker 163 on Sukhumvit road in Chonburi province. The newly purchased land was anticipated to become a fruit plantation filled with mangoes, oranges, coconuts as well as many other local fruits. But as fate may have it, Mrs. Nongnooch during her trip abroad, was inspired by the beauty of the world-renowned gardens and decided to turn the fruit orchard into a tropical garden of ornamental flowers and plants. At first meant for botanical conservation, the garden was later turned into a tourist attraction fully equipped with Thai style houses, cottages, villas, seminar halls, banquet halls, swimming pool, restaurants as well as other facilities constructed for tourist's convenience.
02 Word Of Life
John wrote about his experience with Jesus, who is eternal life, in order to encourage fellowship with God and other believers, and to bring them joy. He wanted readers to share in the fellowship he had with the Father and Son, and to experience the complete joy that comes from that relationship, as he did.
12 evaluating
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The original human diet according to Genesis consisted of fruits, nuts, and cereals. After the Fall, the diet was partially changed and humans had to eat vegetables and work harder to obtain food. After the Flood, God allowed the consumption of clean animals but forbade eating blood. Noah distinguished between clean and unclean animals. In the New Testament, Peter's vision taught that God made all foods clean for consumption. Paul warned about heresies forbidding marriage and certain foods. He clarified that foods created by God for consumption should not be banned. The present diet recommends a plant-based diet with nuts, grains and fruits, avoiding flesh foods which can animalize human nature. A balanced diet with moderation is
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09 freedom in christ
This document is a lesson on freedom in Christ from the book of Romans chapter 8. It discusses that Christians are free from condemnation through their relationship with Christ. It explains that believers are no longer bound by sin but are empowered by the Holy Spirit to live righteous lives. The lesson highlights that through Jesus' sacrifice, he conquered sin and death. It teaches that by allowing the Spirit to guide them, Christians can fulfill God's law from the heart rather than outwardly. As a result of being led by the Spirit, believers experience peace with God and can call him Father, and are promised an inheritance of eternal life and glory with Christ.
06 victory over evil
This document provides a lesson on understanding the power and assurance believers have through Christ in the great controversy between good and evil. It discusses how God gives wisdom to understand our privileges and hope as Christians, our glorious inheritance as God's children, and the great power available to believers according to God's mighty working. This power was demonstrated through Christ's resurrection and exaltation over all earthly and satanic authorities. The lesson urges believers to submit to God and resist the devil through faith, as the same sufferings of early Christians are part of withstanding the roaring lion. It cites biblical examples of the disciples receiving power and authority over demons. Ultimately, victory is assured for those who trust in Christ despite the raging controversy until
06 faith and healing
This document discusses not being afraid and trusting in God. It provides many Bible verses encouraging believers not to fear enemies, destruction, evil days, insults, preaching the gospel, or what man can do. It also says to fear those who can destroy your soul. The document advises being afraid of doing evil. It reassures that God is our shield, hears us, fights for us, goes with us, and is our strength, song, and salvation. Trusting in God brings peace, assurance, and hope, reducing stress and improving health. Faith can produce healing or influence natural healing processes.
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13 when all things become new
The document provides details about the millennium as described in Revelation 20. It begins with Satan being bound for 1,000 years after Christ's second coming. The saints will reign with Christ in heaven during this time. At the end of the millennium, Satan will be released and deceive the nations before fire from heaven destroys him and the wicked. The saints will then live on the new earth forever in the New Jerusalem with God and free from sin, death, and suffering.
05 Renouncing Worldliness
John writes a letter to believers to encourage them not to love worldly things. He addresses children, fathers, and young men. He reminds them that through Jesus, their sins are forgiven and they know God. John warns against loving three things: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. These come from the world rather than God and are passing away. In contrast, those who do God's will will live forever.
13 creation again
The document discusses the biblical promises of God creating new heavens and a new earth. It summarizes that:
1) The current earth and heavens will be destroyed, but God will create new heavens and a new earth where righteousness dwells and death no longer rules.
2) In the new creation, sin will be destroyed and all its effects like death and suffering will be removed. God will make all things new and restore His creation.
3) God's role as Creator did not end with the initial creation - He will supernaturally create the new heavens and earth, restoring and fulfilling His original purposes.
09 self steem
This document discusses how every human being has intrinsic value because they were created in God's image, created with purpose, and created splendidly. It notes that people's value should not depend on what they have, their status, or their looks, as God values honesty, goodness, and self-control in people. The document advocates developing a right view of one's own value based on God's immense valuation of each person.
09 temperance
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10 stewardship and environment
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11 election of grace
This document provides a summary of key points from Lesson 11 of a study on the book of Romans. It addresses what it means that "Christ is the end of the law," whether God has rejected Israel, how salvation is available to both Jews and Gentiles, and the illustration of the olive tree and its branches. It concludes by explaining what "the fullness of the Gentiles" and "all Israel will be saved" refers to, and that God wants to pour his mercy on all people so they can accept it. The lesson encourages applying the truths from Romans to one's life and sharing it with others.
04 creation biblical theme
The document summarizes key details from Genesis chapters 1 and 2 about God's creation of the heavens, earth, plants, animals, man, and woman. It also provides many references from other books of the Bible that allude to or directly reference details from the Genesis creation accounts, showing they were considered literal and historically true. The document emphasizes that correctly understanding humanity's origins as described in Genesis has important implications for who we are, why we exist, and what hope we can have.
01 Praise God
God has done many things according to the document:
1. God created everything, including man, and had a plan for redemption before creation.
2. God prepared a redemption plan that included Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to save humanity from sin.
3. God offers salvation to everyone and gives both the desire and faith to obtain salvation.
4. God loves humanity unconditionally, gives the ability to love, and wants a relationship with each person.
5. God provides promises of protection, strength, deliverance from fears and troubles.
6. God gives hope of eternal life in a better world with Jesus.
7. God's laws are for human welfare and health and following them results
Hs 03 Joy
This document discusses the fruit of joy from the Bible. It defines joy as inner happiness that comes from fellowship with God, emerging when one perceives God's presence. It provides several reasons and examples for rejoicing from Scripture, including the joy of salvation, God's presence, God's work, believing in Jesus, keeping God's commandments, and the conversion of others. It notes that Jesus found joy in enduring the cross by focusing on redeeming humanity. Even in troubles, Christians can have joy through their faith in God's past, present and future works, and in helping others. The document encourages applying biblical truths to life.
13 ultimate rest
The document discusses the end times and finding rest in Christ. It summarizes that:
1) The world is facing serious issues as end times events are fulfilled, but believers can find rest in Christ amid the troubles.
2) Jesus promised he will return and believers should remain faithful until then, finding rest in his promises.
3) When Christ returns, believers will receive ultimate rest in the new Earth with God for eternity.
12 restless prophet
Jonah initially refused God's call to preach to Nineveh because he did not want to warn his enemies. He tried to flee by boat to Tarshish instead of obeying God. God sent a storm and a large fish to intervene. After being rescued, Jonah fulfilled his mission. The Ninevites repented greatly upon hearing Jonah's short message. However, Jonah was still unhappy that God forgave Nineveh. God used the example of a plant to help Jonah understand that God's mercy and concern extends to all people. In the end, both Nineveh and Jonah learned to accept God's love and forgiveness.
13 el descanso supremo
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12 el profeta sin descanso
Jonás encontró descanso en Dios hasta que Dios le pidió predicar a los enemigos de Israel en Nínive. Al ser enviado a Nínive, Jonás huyó por temor a que Dios perdonara a los ninivitas. Aunque fue salvado de morir en el mar, Jonás continuó sin encontrar paz interior hasta que aprendió que Dios ama a todos los pueblos por igual.
11 longing for more
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11 anhelo de mas
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10 sabbath rest
The document discusses the Sabbath and what it means to keep the Sabbath holy. It provides several key points about the Sabbath:
1) The Sabbath is a day of rest dedicated to God to remember God's power in creation and our role as stewards.
2) It is meant to be a day of thankfulness for our liberation from sin and a reminder of God's plan for our full communion with Him.
3) Rather than just physical rest, the Sabbath involves serving others through acts of love, mercy, and benevolence without limits of time or place.
10 descanso sabatico
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05 Renouncing Worldliness
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1) The current earth and heavens will be destroyed, but God will create new heavens and a new earth where righteousness dwells and death no longer rules.
2) In the new creation, sin will be destroyed and all its effects like death and suffering will be removed. God will make all things new and restore His creation.
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09 self steem
This document discusses how every human being has intrinsic value because they were created in God's image, created with purpose, and created splendidly. It notes that people's value should not depend on what they have, their status, or their looks, as God values honesty, goodness, and self-control in people. The document advocates developing a right view of one's own value based on God's immense valuation of each person.
09 temperance
This document discusses temperance and abstaining from harmful substances. It provides Noah as an example of someone who was righteous but later sinned by drinking alcohol. While certain substances like alcohol are mentioned in the Bible, others like tobacco were not used at the time but are still addressed. Ellen White was given counsel that tobacco is particularly enslaving and intoxicating. We should honor God by taking care of our bodies, as Christ paid a high price to redeem us.
10 stewardship and environment
God created the Earth and everything in it, including humanity, and gave humanity stewardship over His creation. As stewards, humans are responsible for caring for the environment, health, possessions, and gifts from God. The Sabbath was given to help people reflect on God as Creator. Humans are to care for animals and the Earth in a way that respects life but allows for reasonable use. Our bodies and talents are not our own but are on loan from God, so we must take care of them and use them for His purposes. True stewardship involves wisely and sustainably administering what God has provided for His glory.
11 election of grace
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04 creation biblical theme
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01 Praise God
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1. God created everything, including man, and had a plan for redemption before creation.
2. God prepared a redemption plan that included Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to save humanity from sin.
3. God offers salvation to everyone and gives both the desire and faith to obtain salvation.
4. God loves humanity unconditionally, gives the ability to love, and wants a relationship with each person.
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07 rest relationship and healing
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07 descanso relaciones y salud
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El documento analiza el significado del descanso en Cristo mencionado en Mateo 11:28-30. Explica que Jesús ofrece un descanso basado en su divinidad y unidad con el Padre. Este descanso se obtiene cuando nos sentimos cansados y cargados y le llevamos nuestras cargas a Jesús para que se haga cargo de ellas. Al aceptar el yugo de Cristo, nos sometemos a su voluntad y trabajamos con Él para llevar a cabo su obra.
05 come to me
This document provides a summary of Matthew 11:28-30 about finding rest in Christ. It examines the context of the passage and what it means to take Christ's yoke. Key points include: 1) Jesus offers rest because he is one with God; 2) To find rest, we must feel the need for it and bring our burdens to Jesus; 3) Christ's yoke makes burdens easier to carry as we submit to his will. The yoke represents submitting to God's law of liberty rather than heavy burdens of works or slavery. With Christ's strength, his yoke is light.
04 the cost of rest
David committed adultery with Bathsheba and arranged for her husband Uriah to be killed. He tried to conceal his sins but was confronted by Nathan. David repented and confessed his sins. Though forgiven, David still faced consequences for his actions, including the death of his child with Bathsheba. However, through repentance, David was able to find joy in God's salvation again. True repentance requires a changed heart and relying on God rather than oneself to resist sin going forward. David's story shows both the possibility of forgiveness for even grave sins, as well as the consequences of sin despite repentance.
04 the cost of rest
David committed adultery with Bathsheba and arranged for her husband Uriah to be killed. He tried to conceal his sins but was confronted by Nathan. David repented and confessed his sins. Though forgiven, David still faced consequences for his actions, including the death of his child with Bathsheba. However, through repentance, David was able to find joy in God's salvation again. True repentance requires a changed heart and relying on God rather than oneself to avoid future sins. David's story shows that no matter how serious the sin, God is willing to forgive those who repent.
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