Ancestor Worship
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The document discusses ancestor worship and how Christians can show filial piety according to biblical principles. It provides an overview of ancestor worship practices and beliefs. It then outlines how the Bible teaches filial piety through honoring one's parents while they are alive by caring for them, consulting them, and not disrespecting or abusing them. Christians can show filial piety after death through respectful funerals but should avoid any practices that involve idolatry.
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3) Faithfulness, or being faithful, is a fruit of the Holy Spirit that involves believing God's word is true and can be trusted despite challenges. It is the Spirit that enables Christians to have true faithfulness.
7 things that rob our joy - Philippians part 3
1. The document discusses 7 things that rob Christian joy according to a study on the book of Philippians. These include: disunity among believers, disobedient living, grumbling, suffering of others, legalism, worldly living, and worry.
2. It provides biblical examples for each joy robber, such as passages about unity from Philippians and Psalms, contrasts between obedient and disobedient living, Jesus weeping at the death of Lazarus.
3. The document encourages discussing which joy robber most impacts the reader and how to retain joy in difficult times, and ends by asking if readers are pursuing happiness or joy, fellowship, unity and a life rooted in Christ.
Baptized with the holy spirit
This is a collection of writings dealing with the baptism with the Holy Spirit. Christians differ in their view, and these differences will be brought out in this study, and a number of conclusions.
Pilgrims Progress - Ch 05 - Worldly Wiseman
Christian encounters Mr. Worldly-Wiseman who deceives Christian into believing he can find relief from his burden and salvation through following a way of works-based morality and good deeds rather than faith in Christ. Worldly-Wiseman questions Christian's interpretation of scripture and directs him to the Village of Morality, implying its citizens have lifted their burdens through their own efforts. However, Worldly-Wiseman actually promotes a false gospel of human wisdom and righteousness contrary to salvation by grace alone through faith in Jesus Christ.
Beware of customs that displease god
1) Many African cultures have customs surrounding birth and death that are influenced by the belief that the dead are conscious and influence the living. These include keeping newborns indoors until a naming ceremony and performing rituals at funerals.
2) While some customs like celebrating birth are acceptable, Christians must avoid any that imply agreement with the false teaching that something survives death or that the dead influence the living.
3) Christians respect the dead but do not participate in customs meant to appease spirits, like excessive mourning, libations, or anniversary observances, as these deny the Bible truth about the unconscious state of the dead.
Spiritual disicpleship 3
The document discusses the importance of teaching new or immature believers to focus inwardly on adopting God's biblical principles, rather than outward behaviors alone. It emphasizes that our disposition, decisions, and behaviors should reflect focusing on our relationship with God and allowing Him to guide our lives, rather than relying solely on human reasoning. The document also stresses that we were created to need and support one another as part of God's plan.
Spiritual disicpleship 3
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1) The document discusses finding success through diligent service to one's master as discussed in Proverbs 27:18.
2) It encourages the reader to faithfully serve their employer as if serving God, in order to gain rewards and promotions.
3) The main idea is to find a "fig tree", which is a metaphor for dedicating oneself to faithful service under one's supervisor or boss, in order to find success and honor in one's work.
Proverbs 29 Fear Of Man
The document discusses fearing man versus fearing God. It states that fearing man can lead one into sinful compromises, but trusting in God and His word will keep one safe. It provides examples from the Bible of people who compromised or stood firm in their faith due to their level of fear of man versus God. It encourages the reader to search their heart to ensure they are not ashamed of their faith in God and unafraid to openly demonstrate it.
Saving Money
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Wisdom involves listening carefully and answering slowly. It is foolish and shameful to respond hastily without fully understanding a situation. One should listen to gather accurate facts before making judgments or responding. Fools speak quickly without thinking, while the wise consider all angles before speaking in order to give prudent counsel. Right judgment comes from considering the substance of a matter rather than outward appearances, and from allowing an accused person to speak in their defense.
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1) The document discusses reasons for anger such as unmet desires, failures, rejection, and abandonment. It suggests asking yourself questions like whether something is important, appropriate, or worth getting angry over before getting angry.
2) The document outlines biblical steps to overcoming anger, including facing issues rather than storing anger inside, managing emotions, relying on Christ rather than oneself, breaking strongholds of anger, replacing anger with kindness, and fully dealing with each day's anger.
3) It encourages reading, listening, repenting, confessing sins, and being baptized to become more like Christ in overcoming anger.
Whatis Family
The document discusses the meaning behind family and marriage. It defines family as Father, And, Mother, I, Love, You to emphasize the importance of parents and love within a family. It also lists reasons why a man wants a wife, such as for washing, ironing, food, and entertainment, and why a woman wants a husband for housing, understanding, sharing, buying, and never demanding. Finally, it suggests sending a personalized "hello" message to loved ones to check in on their well-being and express that they are missed.
The important things in life
1) The most important things in life are putting God first and seeking His kingdom and righteousness above all else.
2) Do not worry about the future or material possessions. Focus on each day and having faith.
3) What profits a person if they gain the world but lose their soul? Prioritize spiritual well-being over worldly gains.
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1) The document discusses reasons for anger such as unmet expectations, failures, rejection, and feelings of abandonment.
2) It provides biblical advice for controlling anger, such as facing issues rather than storing emotions inside, managing anger through Scripture, and replacing anger with kindness.
3) The document offers steps for overcoming anger including facing real issues, dealing with emotions, relying on Christ rather than self, breaking strongholds of anger, and fully resolving anger each day.
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The document discusses why few find the narrow way to eternal life that Jesus described. It gives several reasons: 1) The narrow way is strict, rigorous and difficult, requiring total commitment and self-denial. 2) Many people are prejudiced and refuse to see the truth. 3) People have been deceived by false teachers. 4) They succumb to peer pressure instead of seeking God's approval. 5) Few teach others about the narrow way due to a lack of desire to preach God's word.
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Acts Chapter Seventeen
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God created the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil to give humanity free will and the ability to choose obedience. He warned Adam and Eve not to eat from the tree and explained the consequences. However, Adam and Eve disobeyed and ate the fruit. When confronted by God, they blamed each other and the serpent instead of taking responsibility for their choice. Some modern critics argue that God tempted humanity by including the tree, or that He created evil, but the document asserts that God gave humanity free will and the choice to obey or disobey was theirs alone.
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