The document outlines 10 pillars of prosperous living according to Proverbs 3:1-35. The 10 pillars are:
1. Priority - Set your priorities according to God's word
2. Rely on God's wisdom and power, not your own understanding
3. Obedience - Obey God's word, not your own will and desires
4. Sowing - Be generous with what God has given you
5. Pliability - Be teachable and open to correction
6. Education - Study God's word for wisdom
7. Risk Taking - Do not fear taking steps of faith in God's power
8. Openhandedness - Show compassion to those in need
9. Unity -
The document discusses Jesus' teachings about the dangers of wealth and materialism, citing stories of the rich young ruler and the rich fool to illustrate how money can become an idol that distracts from God. It also provides characteristics of millionaires, noting that true wealth is created through spending less than one earns and investing the difference over the long run rather than pursuing quick riches.
This document discusses financial bondage and debt. It argues that being in debt means being a slave or bondservant to lenders. It advises living within one's means and avoiding spending money on depreciating goods or unnecessary purchases with credit cards. The document encourages developing a business plan, lowering overhead expenses, eliminating debt, and saving for difficult times. It also discusses investing strategies, including starting one's own business or investing in the kingdom of God and church ministries. The overall message is that Christians should manage their finances wisely under God's guidance and ownership to avoid financial bondage.
The document discusses finding hope when life feels out of control and fast-paced. It suggests that speed consumes hope by eroding boundaries, exploding choices, and expressing guilt. To find hope, the document recommends adopting God's rhythm of life by resting on the Sabbath, intentionally feeding your soul, and surrounding yourself with refreshing people and activities. Making time for solitude, breaking routines, and checking out of ordinary life annually can help renew your hope.
1. The document discusses finding the right attitude and meaning for Christmas by focusing on Jesus' birth, life, death and resurrection.
2. It describes the attitudes of Herod, the priests, and the Wise Men towards Jesus' birth, encouraging readers to emulate the Wise Men's worshipful attitude.
3. The document advocates for a balanced Christmas that makes room for Jesus in the heart, includes grace and giving, spreads the message to others, and centers on worshipping the true meaning of Christmas in Jesus.
Dec.7.2014 I AM A BETTER PERSON IN 2015 BY GOD'S GRACE (part 1)LougiИ Miranda
This document discusses how to become a better person in 2015 through goal setting with God's grace. It recommends writing down clear goals for 2015 that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound. Goals should be set for 7 areas of life: character, spiritual growth, physical health, mental skills, family, finances, and talents. With discipline and God's help, the reader can accomplish their goals and gifts to God to improve themselves in the new year. Bible verses are provided on planning, goals, and God's guidance and blessings. The overall message is one of self-improvement, focus, and trusting God to help achieve what is committed to Him.
Dec.7.2014 - I AM A BETTER PERSON IN 2015 BY GOD'S GRACE (part 1)LougiИ Miranda
This document discusses how to become a better person in 2015 through goal setting with God's grace. It encourages the reader to write down clear goals for 2015 across different areas of their life, including spiritual growth, health, skills, family, and finances. The goals should be specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound. Setting goals requires understanding why each goal is important and having a plan to achieve it through prayer and empowerment from God. The overall message is that by setting meaningful goals aligned with one's purpose in God, the reader will grow as a person in the coming year through God's grace.
The document outlines 10 pillars of prosperous living according to Proverbs 3:1-35. The 10 pillars are:
1. Priority - Set your priorities according to God's word
2. Rely on God's wisdom and power, not your own understanding
3. Obedience - Obey God's word, not your own will and desires
4. Sowing - Be generous with what God has given you
5. Pliability - Be teachable and open to correction
6. Education - Study God's word for wisdom
7. Risk Taking - Do not fear taking steps of faith in God's power
8. Openhandedness - Show compassion to those in need
9. Unity -
The document discusses Jesus' teachings about the dangers of wealth and materialism, citing stories of the rich young ruler and the rich fool to illustrate how money can become an idol that distracts from God. It also provides characteristics of millionaires, noting that true wealth is created through spending less than one earns and investing the difference over the long run rather than pursuing quick riches.
This document discusses financial bondage and debt. It argues that being in debt means being a slave or bondservant to lenders. It advises living within one's means and avoiding spending money on depreciating goods or unnecessary purchases with credit cards. The document encourages developing a business plan, lowering overhead expenses, eliminating debt, and saving for difficult times. It also discusses investing strategies, including starting one's own business or investing in the kingdom of God and church ministries. The overall message is that Christians should manage their finances wisely under God's guidance and ownership to avoid financial bondage.
The document discusses finding hope when life feels out of control and fast-paced. It suggests that speed consumes hope by eroding boundaries, exploding choices, and expressing guilt. To find hope, the document recommends adopting God's rhythm of life by resting on the Sabbath, intentionally feeding your soul, and surrounding yourself with refreshing people and activities. Making time for solitude, breaking routines, and checking out of ordinary life annually can help renew your hope.
1. The document discusses finding the right attitude and meaning for Christmas by focusing on Jesus' birth, life, death and resurrection.
2. It describes the attitudes of Herod, the priests, and the Wise Men towards Jesus' birth, encouraging readers to emulate the Wise Men's worshipful attitude.
3. The document advocates for a balanced Christmas that makes room for Jesus in the heart, includes grace and giving, spreads the message to others, and centers on worshipping the true meaning of Christmas in Jesus.
Dec.7.2014 I AM A BETTER PERSON IN 2015 BY GOD'S GRACE (part 1)LougiИ Miranda
This document discusses how to become a better person in 2015 through goal setting with God's grace. It recommends writing down clear goals for 2015 that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound. Goals should be set for 7 areas of life: character, spiritual growth, physical health, mental skills, family, finances, and talents. With discipline and God's help, the reader can accomplish their goals and gifts to God to improve themselves in the new year. Bible verses are provided on planning, goals, and God's guidance and blessings. The overall message is one of self-improvement, focus, and trusting God to help achieve what is committed to Him.
Dec.7.2014 - I AM A BETTER PERSON IN 2015 BY GOD'S GRACE (part 1)LougiИ Miranda
This document discusses how to become a better person in 2015 through goal setting with God's grace. It encourages the reader to write down clear goals for 2015 across different areas of their life, including spiritual growth, health, skills, family, and finances. The goals should be specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound. Setting goals requires understanding why each goal is important and having a plan to achieve it through prayer and empowerment from God. The overall message is that by setting meaningful goals aligned with one's purpose in God, the reader will grow as a person in the coming year through God's grace.
1. The document defines blessing as empowering someone to prosper. It provides a Hebrew translation of Numbers 6:22-26 describing how God blesses people with protection, wholeness, love, sustenance and friendship.
2. Deuteronomy 30:19 says God has set before people life and death, blessings and curses, and commands them to choose life. The document discusses examples of blessings from Genesis and what a spiritual blessing looks like.
3. It states that if blessings are real, then curses are also real. It encourages the reader to choose wisely with their words and influence because blessings and curses have power. The reader is responsible for the choices that shape their life and community.
Ever wonder through life aimlessly, have you ever wondered your purpose for being on this earth? Even as a child of God, I believe we need to be reminded of our why. Both audio and slides can be enjoyed together at www.cmcoc.org
Sermon by Brian Birdow
The Israelites renewed their commitment to the covenant with God in gratitude for his grace, not to earn favor. They agreed to refrain from intermarrying foreigners, observe the Sabbath and Sabbath years, pay temple taxes, supply wood for offerings, and give dues to the temple. Marrying foreigners had led to idolatry in the past. The document discusses applying Sabbath observance by refraining from trading, giving first fruits to God, and being redeemed from sin through God's grace.
The document provides steps for establishing a missional mindset in a church, beginning with recognizing God's desire for all people to be saved. It recommends preaching God's word and inviting people to participate in missions. Specific suggestions include having weekly missionary moments, incorporating an Acts 1:8 missions plan focusing initially on the local community and expanding outwards, establishing an annual Passport Sunday, leading giving opportunities, planning a short-term mission trip, and celebrating missions through an international family day. The overall goal is to educate the congregation on the reasons for missions from Scripture and encourage participation.
This document discusses how Jesus's sacrifice allows believers to have full assurance in God. It notes that animal sacrifices under the old law could not truly take away sins, but Jesus's single sacrifice was sufficient. Through faith in Christ, believers no longer have their sins held against them but can boldly approach God. The document encourages Christians to prepare for Jesus's return by assembling together, stirring up love and good works, and obeying the gospel through faith, repentance, confession, baptism and faithfulness.
Lesson by Mike Smith Investigate the turmoil this world is facing and how we can live upright despite the confusion that is all around us. Live for Jesus my friends!
Jesus just did not throw his disciples out into the world without any training and expect them to fair well! If we are going to be effective at evangelism we must be prepared. Both audio and slides can be enjoyed together at www.cmcoc.org Sermon by: Brian Birdow
The article discusses how Gideons provide Scriptures to various emergency service workers as a way to encourage and support those who dedicate their time to serving others. It provides examples of Gideons distributing Bibles to police academies and fire stations. One anecdote describes Gideons reading Scripture with a firefighter who expressed a desire to go to heaven if something unexpected were to happen to him in the line of duty. The article emphasizes that Gideons aim to run alongside and comfort emergency workers through distributing God's word.
This document discusses different attitudes including attitudes toward money, patience, healing, and prayer. It provides several bible verses about having the right attitude of patience when dealing with difficulties or the wicked, being ready for Jesus' return, the power of prayer, and how a positive spirit can aid healing while a negative one makes sickness harder to bear.
1) The document discusses evangelism and encourages each person to reach one other person with the message of Jesus. It references a song about each person proclaiming the gospel in their neighborhood.
2) It defines evangelism as sharing the unchanging message of the gospel with people everywhere through personal conversations and interactions.
3) The document provides reasons to evangelize such as the Great Commission and that it is God's will for all to be saved, and discusses strategies for evangelizing including starting with those closest to you and explaining the Bible simply.
Change is often met with fear and resistance, but it is an inevitable reality. While we may resist change, it is important to view it as a constant part of life and sometimes leads to improvements. The biblical examples of change, such as the flood and Jesus telling the disciples he was leaving, show that coping with change in a positive manner is important by focusing on the present, maintaining a positive outlook, and trusting in God who is unchanging.
This document discusses the dangers of drifting away from one's salvation in Jesus Christ. It encourages giving earnest heed to the gospel message that was spoken through God's Son and confirmed by apostles through miracles. If one neglects this great salvation, they lose forgiveness of sins, power over sin, assurance of God's presence, and hope for eternity. Currents like time, familiarity, society, the flesh, and daily concerns can cause one to drift. The key is to diligently follow Jesus' example through studying scripture daily with prayerful devotion.
This document provides a prayer guide for February 1-7 with daily prayer prompts. It includes sections for adoration focusing on the name Yahweh Nissi which means "The LORD Is My Banner," confession recognizing our need to rely on God rather than ourselves, thanksgiving for God's daily provisions and recent answers to prayer, and supplication bringing personal requests and intercession before God. It concludes by listing families from the church directory to pray for.
This document discusses biblical principles of financial management. It encourages developing a business plan, budget, and investment strategy. The goal is to eliminate debt, save money, and become financially independent through sacrifice, discipline and faithfully managing God's resources. Quotes from Proverbs, Matthew and other books emphasize the importance of having a God-driven vision and not being bound to money or living beyond one's means. The overall message is that God has given each person a business to manage and wants them to do so wisely for His glory.
The document provides 7 pieces of life advice based on biblical verses. Each piece is labeled as a "7-up of life": 1) Wake up with a positive attitude, 2) Dress up with a smile rather than outward appearances, 3) Shut up by listening more than talking and avoiding gossip, 4) Stand up for your beliefs, 5) Look up to God for strength, 6) Reach up to better yourself, and 7) Lift up prayers to God without worry. The overarching message is to have a good day by following biblical principles.
This document summarizes the virtual celebration of the 23rd annual Greatest Love Affair event hosted by the Christian Global Effecting Missions Strategy (CGEMS) organization on February 19, 2022. It discusses the theme of being steadfast in missionary work from 1 Corinthians 15:58. It highlights past Black pioneer missionaries and CGEMS' current network missionaries. The keynote speaker Rev. Glenn Mason encouraged believers to remain committed to God's work in difficult times. It calls for more involvement in missions, especially among underreached groups in the 10/40 window, and offers ways CGEMS can help churches strengthen their missions programs.
This document provides a summary of a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on focusing on heaven during stressful times. The sermon discusses practical coping strategies during COVID-19, examples from Jeremiah of God's promises to Israel during stress, and heavenly blessings mentioned in the Bible that can help maintain a heavenward focus, including wisdom, citizenship in heaven, treasures and rewards, rooms in heaven, faith, love, peace with God, and provisions.
The document discusses biblical financial priorities. It argues that God desires order and that the family should be the top priority. It then outlines five biblical financial priorities: 1) giving to God first through tithing and offerings 2) saving for one's family 3) spending responsibly to honor God 4) generosity towards others in need and 5) rightfully enjoying God's provision for those who obey. It provides biblical support for each priority and encourages applying these principles to managing one's finances.
Este documento resume varias patologías del sistema nervioso central y periférico. Describe enfermedades como la meningitis, encefalitis, epilepsia, parálisis cerebral, esclerosis múltiple, enfermedad de Alzheimer, enfermedad de Parkinson, entre otras. También cubre trastornos del sistema nervioso autónomo y patologías del sistema nervioso periférico como fibromialgia, dolor muscular crónico y cefalea tensional.
Este documento presenta una introducción a las WebQuests y cómo pueden usarse para fomentar habilidades cognitivas de orden superior. Explica que las WebQuests son actividades de aprendizaje centradas en el estudiante que usan recursos en línea y tareas auténticas. También describe cómo aplicar la taxonomía de Bloom y aumentar la complejidad cognitiva a través de las WebQuests, así como ejemplos de actividades de andamiaje y WebQuests.
1. The document defines blessing as empowering someone to prosper. It provides a Hebrew translation of Numbers 6:22-26 describing how God blesses people with protection, wholeness, love, sustenance and friendship.
2. Deuteronomy 30:19 says God has set before people life and death, blessings and curses, and commands them to choose life. The document discusses examples of blessings from Genesis and what a spiritual blessing looks like.
3. It states that if blessings are real, then curses are also real. It encourages the reader to choose wisely with their words and influence because blessings and curses have power. The reader is responsible for the choices that shape their life and community.
Ever wonder through life aimlessly, have you ever wondered your purpose for being on this earth? Even as a child of God, I believe we need to be reminded of our why. Both audio and slides can be enjoyed together at www.cmcoc.org
Sermon by Brian Birdow
The Israelites renewed their commitment to the covenant with God in gratitude for his grace, not to earn favor. They agreed to refrain from intermarrying foreigners, observe the Sabbath and Sabbath years, pay temple taxes, supply wood for offerings, and give dues to the temple. Marrying foreigners had led to idolatry in the past. The document discusses applying Sabbath observance by refraining from trading, giving first fruits to God, and being redeemed from sin through God's grace.
The document provides steps for establishing a missional mindset in a church, beginning with recognizing God's desire for all people to be saved. It recommends preaching God's word and inviting people to participate in missions. Specific suggestions include having weekly missionary moments, incorporating an Acts 1:8 missions plan focusing initially on the local community and expanding outwards, establishing an annual Passport Sunday, leading giving opportunities, planning a short-term mission trip, and celebrating missions through an international family day. The overall goal is to educate the congregation on the reasons for missions from Scripture and encourage participation.
This document discusses how Jesus's sacrifice allows believers to have full assurance in God. It notes that animal sacrifices under the old law could not truly take away sins, but Jesus's single sacrifice was sufficient. Through faith in Christ, believers no longer have their sins held against them but can boldly approach God. The document encourages Christians to prepare for Jesus's return by assembling together, stirring up love and good works, and obeying the gospel through faith, repentance, confession, baptism and faithfulness.
Lesson by Mike Smith Investigate the turmoil this world is facing and how we can live upright despite the confusion that is all around us. Live for Jesus my friends!
Jesus just did not throw his disciples out into the world without any training and expect them to fair well! If we are going to be effective at evangelism we must be prepared. Both audio and slides can be enjoyed together at www.cmcoc.org Sermon by: Brian Birdow
The article discusses how Gideons provide Scriptures to various emergency service workers as a way to encourage and support those who dedicate their time to serving others. It provides examples of Gideons distributing Bibles to police academies and fire stations. One anecdote describes Gideons reading Scripture with a firefighter who expressed a desire to go to heaven if something unexpected were to happen to him in the line of duty. The article emphasizes that Gideons aim to run alongside and comfort emergency workers through distributing God's word.
This document discusses different attitudes including attitudes toward money, patience, healing, and prayer. It provides several bible verses about having the right attitude of patience when dealing with difficulties or the wicked, being ready for Jesus' return, the power of prayer, and how a positive spirit can aid healing while a negative one makes sickness harder to bear.
1) The document discusses evangelism and encourages each person to reach one other person with the message of Jesus. It references a song about each person proclaiming the gospel in their neighborhood.
2) It defines evangelism as sharing the unchanging message of the gospel with people everywhere through personal conversations and interactions.
3) The document provides reasons to evangelize such as the Great Commission and that it is God's will for all to be saved, and discusses strategies for evangelizing including starting with those closest to you and explaining the Bible simply.
Change is often met with fear and resistance, but it is an inevitable reality. While we may resist change, it is important to view it as a constant part of life and sometimes leads to improvements. The biblical examples of change, such as the flood and Jesus telling the disciples he was leaving, show that coping with change in a positive manner is important by focusing on the present, maintaining a positive outlook, and trusting in God who is unchanging.
This document discusses the dangers of drifting away from one's salvation in Jesus Christ. It encourages giving earnest heed to the gospel message that was spoken through God's Son and confirmed by apostles through miracles. If one neglects this great salvation, they lose forgiveness of sins, power over sin, assurance of God's presence, and hope for eternity. Currents like time, familiarity, society, the flesh, and daily concerns can cause one to drift. The key is to diligently follow Jesus' example through studying scripture daily with prayerful devotion.
This document provides a prayer guide for February 1-7 with daily prayer prompts. It includes sections for adoration focusing on the name Yahweh Nissi which means "The LORD Is My Banner," confession recognizing our need to rely on God rather than ourselves, thanksgiving for God's daily provisions and recent answers to prayer, and supplication bringing personal requests and intercession before God. It concludes by listing families from the church directory to pray for.
This document discusses biblical principles of financial management. It encourages developing a business plan, budget, and investment strategy. The goal is to eliminate debt, save money, and become financially independent through sacrifice, discipline and faithfully managing God's resources. Quotes from Proverbs, Matthew and other books emphasize the importance of having a God-driven vision and not being bound to money or living beyond one's means. The overall message is that God has given each person a business to manage and wants them to do so wisely for His glory.
The document provides 7 pieces of life advice based on biblical verses. Each piece is labeled as a "7-up of life": 1) Wake up with a positive attitude, 2) Dress up with a smile rather than outward appearances, 3) Shut up by listening more than talking and avoiding gossip, 4) Stand up for your beliefs, 5) Look up to God for strength, 6) Reach up to better yourself, and 7) Lift up prayers to God without worry. The overarching message is to have a good day by following biblical principles.
This document summarizes the virtual celebration of the 23rd annual Greatest Love Affair event hosted by the Christian Global Effecting Missions Strategy (CGEMS) organization on February 19, 2022. It discusses the theme of being steadfast in missionary work from 1 Corinthians 15:58. It highlights past Black pioneer missionaries and CGEMS' current network missionaries. The keynote speaker Rev. Glenn Mason encouraged believers to remain committed to God's work in difficult times. It calls for more involvement in missions, especially among underreached groups in the 10/40 window, and offers ways CGEMS can help churches strengthen their missions programs.
This document provides a summary of a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on focusing on heaven during stressful times. The sermon discusses practical coping strategies during COVID-19, examples from Jeremiah of God's promises to Israel during stress, and heavenly blessings mentioned in the Bible that can help maintain a heavenward focus, including wisdom, citizenship in heaven, treasures and rewards, rooms in heaven, faith, love, peace with God, and provisions.
The document discusses biblical financial priorities. It argues that God desires order and that the family should be the top priority. It then outlines five biblical financial priorities: 1) giving to God first through tithing and offerings 2) saving for one's family 3) spending responsibly to honor God 4) generosity towards others in need and 5) rightfully enjoying God's provision for those who obey. It provides biblical support for each priority and encourages applying these principles to managing one's finances.
Este documento resume varias patologías del sistema nervioso central y periférico. Describe enfermedades como la meningitis, encefalitis, epilepsia, parálisis cerebral, esclerosis múltiple, enfermedad de Alzheimer, enfermedad de Parkinson, entre otras. También cubre trastornos del sistema nervioso autónomo y patologías del sistema nervioso periférico como fibromialgia, dolor muscular crónico y cefalea tensional.
Este documento presenta una introducción a las WebQuests y cómo pueden usarse para fomentar habilidades cognitivas de orden superior. Explica que las WebQuests son actividades de aprendizaje centradas en el estudiante que usan recursos en línea y tareas auténticas. También describe cómo aplicar la taxonomía de Bloom y aumentar la complejidad cognitiva a través de las WebQuests, así como ejemplos de actividades de andamiaje y WebQuests.
El documento define e-learning como la aplicación de las nuevas tecnologías de la información y comunicación (NTICs) a la educación a distancia. Explica que el e-learning no es un tipo de aprendizaje diferente, sino que utiliza herramientas como computadoras e Internet para apoyar el aprendizaje, el cual es ante todo una actividad humana. También señala que aunque la tecnología es importante, el enfoque principal de cualquier proyecto de e-learning debe ser pedagógico y no tecnológico.
El documento discute la variación entre el uso de los prefijos "trans-" y "tras-" en palabras españolas. Explica que aunque "trans-" es la forma latina original, el uso oral ha consagrado "tras-". Señala algunas reglas para el uso de cada forma, como que "tras-" se usa para sustantivos que designan un lugar detrás, mientras que "trans-" se usa cuando el prefijo se une a palabras que comienzan con "s". Finalmente, sugiere que en el futuro la escritura puede reflejar el uso predominante de "tras-" en
El documento describe 5 mujeres mencionadas en la genealogía de Jesucristo en el Evangelio de Mateo. Cuatro de estas mujeres - Tamar, Rahab, Rut y Betsabé - habían cometido pecados como adulterio o prostitución, pero Dios las perdonó y sus descendientes formaron parte de la línea que condujo a Jesús. La quinta mujer, María, era virgen y pura, y dio a luz a Jesús por obra del Espíritu Santo para que naciera sin pecado original. El documento concluye que Jesús está relacionado tanto
We used common camera shots from real soap operas like close-ups to convey emotion and medium shots to show characters and scenes while revealing some but not too many details. Over-the-shoulder shots placed the audience in the scene and revealed location and feelings. In contrast to other media, our trailer lacked background music to create emotion and used different shot compositions than typical products. The document discusses how the media product incorporates conventions from real soap operas but also deviates from other existing media through unique technical elements.
El documento presenta el proyecto E.M.E., un evento musical estable e itinerante con carácter benéfico organizado por diversas iglesias para celebrar la fe, proclamar el evangelio y apoyar ONGs locales. Se llevaría a cabo cada seis meses en diferentes iglesias, con tres temas musicales por concierto de diversos estilos y apoyo entre las congregaciones. Cada iglesia anfitriona facilitaría el espacio y daría publicidad, contactando también con ONGs, mientras que un equipo se encargaría de aspectos musicales,
El documento habla sobre las objeciones y el cierre de la venta. Explica que es importante conocer las objeciones más comunes que pueden surgir y estar preparado con respuestas. También destaca la importancia de cerrar la venta tan pronto como las objeciones hayan sido respondidas para no perder la oportunidad. Además, enfatiza la necesidad de realizar un seguimiento con el cliente luego de completada la venta para fortalecer la relación y generar más oportunidades de negocio.
The early church community continued meeting regularly after Jesus' ascension. They prayed earnestly to find a replacement for Judas as one of the twelve apostles. The group searched the scriptures for guidance and evaluated two candidates based on scriptural qualifications. They believed the Lord would show them through prayer who to appoint, demonstrating their dependence on God's power and guidance through the Holy Spirit.
Este documento discute la importancia de aplicar la creatividad en todas las áreas del marketing basándose en un sólido conocimiento. Explica que los sistemas de información y la investigación de mercados son fundamentales para obtener datos e información que puedan transformarse en conocimiento útil. El conocimiento es la base para el desarrollo de estrategias creativas de marketing efectivas que permitan a las empresas aprovechar oportunidades y adaptarse a los cambios.
Jesus taught his followers to love their enemies and to overcome evil with good. While most people believe in force, money, or education to change the world, Jesus and God believe in the power of love. If people love others enough and for long enough, it will eventually lead others to respond to that love according to the Bible. Jesus said believers would be known by their love for one another.
El documento describe las diversas actividades extracurriculares, proyectos, exámenes y viajes educativos que ofrece una escuela. Entre ellos se encuentran olimpíadas de matemática, exámenes de inglés internacionales, un viaje de inmersión lingüística a Inglaterra, campañas de solidaridad, el modelo de Naciones Unidas, conciertos artísticos, proyectos de investigación y emprendimientos, y salidas didácticas a museos, universidades y reservas ecológicas.
Este documento resume los conceptos básicos de energía, incluidas sus definiciones, fuentes y clasificaciones. Explica que la energía eléctrica se produce a partir de fuentes de energía primaria como el sol, el viento y el agua, y se transforma mediante generadores eléctricos. Describe el circuito de producción de electricidad, que involucra represas, turbinas, cables de alta tensión y transformadores para transmitir la electricidad a los hogares.
The document provides advice on paying off a $1.9 million loan over 30 years at $63,333 per year in interest and payments. It suggests cutting the repayment period to 15 years which would save $949,999 in interest. Alternatively, saving $2 million earning 4% interest annually would provide $80,000 per year to potentially cover the loan payments and taxes, but an additional $2 million or more would still be needed for living expenses. It then discusses using a Money Merge Account program to significantly reduce interest payments on loans like a mortgage compared to traditional repayment plans.
El documento resume los conceptos clave de un estudio financiero de un proyecto de inversión, incluyendo la determinación de costos, cronograma de inversiones, depreciación, capital de trabajo, presupuestos, puntos de equilibrio y estados financieros pro forma.
This document provides information about various church events and activities taking place at First United Methodist Church of Coral Springs over the coming week. It includes details about worship services, Bible studies, fellowship gatherings, youth activities, and opportunities to volunteer. New visitors are welcomed and invited to discover more about the faith community.
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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.
The document discusses biblical principles of stewardship and giving. It defines biblical stewardship as using God-given resources for God-given goals. It outlines implications like viewing every spending decision as spiritual. It lists five biblical commands regarding money: giving, taxes, debt repayment, providing for family, and savings. The key is contentment. Effective stewardship involves allocating limited resources to unlimited needs through a continuous predetermined plan.
The document summarizes research on spending habits and financial practices. It discusses that many people with expensive homes and toys actually have significant debt and lack real wealth. In contrast, research on middle class homes found that millionaires often live beneath their means, stay in the same home for years, buy used cars, and simply invest their money. The conclusion is that true wealth is often found in regular people next door rather than those with showy lifestyles they cannot afford. The document encourages developing a biblical approach to finances by living beneath your means, eliminating debt and overhead, building savings, and ensuring money serves God's purposes rather than being driven by worldly desires.
Older believers have special qualifications that God often chooses to use to do great things! The Bible has many examples of God prefering to use older adults. Today, senior citizens are desperately needed to bring the Kingdom of God to earth by serving God in a multitude of ways they are uniquley gifted in.
This document outlines a personal and family self-reliance plan. It discusses what self-reliance means, why the Lord wants us to become self-reliant, and our role and the Church's role in the process. Our role includes seeking guidance through prayer and the Spirit, writing down needs and goals, and working diligently. The Church's role is to teach correct principles and act as scaffolding, not do for us what we can do ourselves. The document provides guidance on developing a self-reliance plan and budget, and expectations for temporary assistance.
Man must learn to detach from worldly success and material goods attained by success, and instead use money and goods to benefit others. Competing brain systems can activate reward pathways related to success, purchases, and generosity, so man must tame his "triple concupiscence" of the flesh, eyes, and pride. Building a spiritual plan involves becoming intentional with finances through tithing, increasing prayer and charity, and establishing supportive relationships. Finances should foster communion with God and others, not selfishness, and can be evaluated through questions on spending habits and generosity.
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All About the Benjamins
1. “All About the Benjamins”
Jerrod A. Henderson, Ph.D.
February 26, 2014
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2. Motivation for this lesson
radio interview on “In the Market
with Janet Parshall”
http://www.moodyradio.org
Look for past programs (Monday,
February 24th ‘1st hour’
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3. Proverbs 3:5-6
Proverbs 3: 5Trust in the Lord with
all thine heart; and lean not unto
thine own understanding. 6 In all thy
ways acknowledge him, and he shall
direct thy paths.
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4. Introduction
• Scripture constantly puts before us two choices/two
paths
– Choose who you will serve (Joshua 24:14-15)
– Choose broad vs. the narrow way (Matthew 7:13-14)
• Proverbs speaks of the way of wisdom and the way of
foolishness
– The way of wisdom leads to life & the way of foolishness
will lead to devastation
• Many stressors/devastations of life produced because
we lack wisdom in “all of our ways”
• We’ve trained people how to perfect prayer, the dance,
teaching, preaching yet neglected the natural
WE LACK THE PROPER CURRENCY TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN
CERTAIN ARENAS BECAUSE WE LACK WISDOM
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5. WE LACK THE PROPER CURRENCY TO BE
SUCCESSFUL IN CERTAIN ARENAS
• Political arena: the vote currency
• Educational arena: Degrees (associates,
bachelors, masters, Ph.D., M.D., J.D.) currency
• Life: Health & wellness currency
• God’s system: Faith currency (Hebrews 11:6)
• Market place: Money currency
• Church we should be teaching how to use all types of currency
• Dilemma is we’re asking people to give what they don’t have and
what they have not budgeted for
Tonight we are going to talk about: money, dinero, mula,
benjamins, bread, cheese, coins, etc.
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6. Questions
• If the money you were given tonight is your
budget for the month. Please describe how
you plan on using it.
• If the money you were given is a surprise gift.
Describe how you plan on using it.
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7. 1. God is the Source
• Philippians 4:19 “My God shall supply all your need
according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.”
– God will supply
– All belongs to Him
• 2 Corinthians 9:8 “And God is able to make all
grace abound toward you; that ye, always having
all sufficiency.”
– In other words when we take this approach we’ve got
what we need
– It’s in our hand (Moses what’s that in your hand?)
– Question now becomes how are we stewarding HIS
stuff?
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8. 2. Giving is Essential
• Luke 6:38 “Give, and it shall be given unto you; good
measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and
running over, shall men give unto your bosom. For with
the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be
measured to you again.”
– Stay in the flow… while you are taking care of God’s
business, he’s taking care of yours
– Try it…. Distribution center vs. safe deposit box
• According to Deuteronomy 14: 23, one purpose of
tithing was to teach the people of Israel to put God first
in their lives
– Never meant to be a burden but as power and
demonstration for us
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9. 3. Live Within Your Means
• Secret of Contentment - Hebrews 13:5 "Let your
conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such
things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake
thee."
– Old car (paid off) vs. new car with payments
– II Corinthians 6:10 “As sorrowful, yet always rejoicing;
as poor, yet making many rich; as having nothing, and
yet possessing all things.”
• Allows room for things to happen
• Remove emotion from giving, saving & spending
– Next day test: shoes
Contentment quote “Use it up, wear it out, make it do, do without.”
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10. 4. Increase Your Saving
• Proverbs 21:20 “There is treasure to be desired and oil in
the dwelling of the wise; but a foolish man spendeth it up.”
• Saving every little bit helps
$25/mo
$50/mo
$75/mo
$100/mo
$300
Year 1
$300
$600
$900
$1200
$3600
Year 2
$600
$1200
$1800
$2400
$7200
Year 3
$900
$1800
$2700
$3600
$10,800
Year 4
$1200
$2400
$3600
$4800
$14,400
Year 5
$1500
$3000
$4500
$6000
$18,000
Year 6
$1800
$3600
$5400
$7200
$21,600
Year 7
$2100
$4200
$6300
$8400
$25,200
Year 8
$2400
$4800
$7200
$9600
$28,800
Year 9
$2700
$5100
$8100
$10,800
$32,400
Year 10
$3000
$6000
$9000
$12,000
$36,000
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11. Savings & Group Giving
• Takes advantage of the principle of multiplicity
• What if we had a corporate gift
– See how we could reach goals corporately
$1,000
$5,000
$10,000
$35,000
25 members
$40
(each)
$200
$400
$1400
50 members
$20
(each)
$100
$200
$700
100 members
$10
(each)
$50
$100
$350
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12. 5. Keep Out of Debt
• Psalm 37:21 “the wicked borroweth, and payeth not again."
The minute a person goes into debt, he loses a portion of
his freedom.”
• Proverbs 22:7 "The rich ruleth over the poor, and the
borrower is servant to the lender."
• Keep a budget
– Through wisdom is an house builded; and by understanding it is
established: and by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with
all precious and pleasant riches" (Proverbs 24:3,4)
– Teach our children
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Write down a name for all of your debts... list them all.
Rank them in the order you’d like to get rid of them.
How might I better manage my finances?
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13. Ways to pay down debt
• Set small goals
• Pay off lower balances first and pay slightly above
the minimum payment on all other debts. Once
the debts with the lowest balances are paid off,
use the extra money to pay off the next lowest
balance. Continue to do this until you are debt
free.
• Don’t enter into any “new” debts until old ones
are paid off
• ALWAYS PAY MORE THAN THE MINIMUM
BALANCE
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14. Budget
• Can be as simple or as complex as you’d like
January
February
Income
$7000
Balance
Tithes & Offering
$800
$6200
Savings
$300
$5900
Mortgage
$800
$5100
Electricity
$150
$4950
Cable
$150
$4800
Groceries
$200
$4600
Gas
$200
$4400
Car Note
$400
$4000
Student Loan
$300
$3750
Credit Card 1
$100
$3650
Entertainment
$50
Balance
$3600
$400
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15. Where do we go from here?
• http://billiondollarpaydown.com/ (free
resource)
• Invest in the book (dfree Breaking Free from
Financial Slavery) DeForest B. Soaries, Jr.
• Register for our Financial Vitality Workshops
– February 26 (tonight- Introduction)
– May 1 (a banker/financial planner will lead)
– October 2 (a banker/financial planner will lead)
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