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The document discusses Baptist distinctives, focusing on the local visible assembly as opposed to a universal invisible church. It provides several reasons for this distinctive, including that the word "church" in the New Testament always refers to a local visible body, not an invisible universal body. It also argues that the theory of a universal invisible church is a post-apostolic Protestant doctrine that counters the Roman Catholic view and has negative consequences like promoting lack of commitment and compromise.
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The document discusses proper manners and peer pressure for deaf youth. It outlines 10 basic manners including waiting your turn, no name calling, greeting others, saying please and thank you, being presentable, having good sportsmanship, accepting compliments courteously, being polite by opening doors, etiquette for entering and exiting, and respecting differences. It then discusses peer pressure, defining it as feeling pushed toward choices by one's age group. Examples of spoken and unspoken peer pressure are given along with ways to handle negative peer pressure. Feelings words are also listed. The document encourages resisting peer pressure to do harmful things and allowing pressure for positive behaviors.
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This document discusses the importance of music ministry in the church. It begins by noting that music is the second most powerful ministry after preaching God's word. The document then explores how music is referenced throughout the Bible, from the first mention in Genesis to the last in Revelation. It discusses how music will be part of heaven and notes several passages where music was part of gathering as believers. The main purposes of music ministry are to exalt God and edify believers. It should draw attention to God as the source, subject, and spirit of songs. Music ministry can also help evangelize the lost. The conclusion emphasizes that music ministry is a serious responsibility before God and musical choices should honor him.
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The Christian life involves paradoxes and ironies. While believers face troubles, they are not distressed, and though persecuted, they are not forsaken. Christians die with Christ yet live through faith, and their outward man perishes but the inward man is renewed. Though their affliction is light and momentary, it produces eternal glory. The things seen are temporal but the unseen things of God are eternal.
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The document discusses the importance of the Word of God based on Matthew 4:4. It argues that the Word of God is superior to daily food and is our source of strength during times of temptation, as it can meet all our needs. It encourages the reader to read the Bible daily and feed on it several times a day, as the Word of God should not be something we fast from.
The Rejected Christ
The document summarizes the many ways that Jesus Christ was rejected according to the Bible. It describes how he was rejected prior to his incarnation, at his birth when there was no room for him at the inn, by his own brethren and disciples who did not believe in him. It further explains how he was rejected by Judas who betrayed him, by Peter who denied him three times, and by his apostles who were scattered after he was arrested. The document also mentions his rejection by Israel before Pilate, by the thief on the left crucified alongside him, and by the crowd who mocked him. It concludes by stating the greatest rejection was by God the Father himself when Jesus cried out on the cross asking why
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Christians are called to remain in an attitude of prayer at all times, even if not audibly praying. Believers should pray throughout the day in any location, privately or in community, and in all situations with an attitude of thanksgiving.
Pauls Obsession
Paul expresses his desire for Israel to be saved. However, Israel did not understand God's righteousness and instead tried to establish their own righteousness. True righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ, not by obeying Mosaic law. One must believe in their heart that God raised Jesus from the dead and confess with their mouth that Jesus is Lord to be saved. Faith comes from hearing the word of God.
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The document discusses the importance of soul-winning and witnessing. It notes that witnessing is the will of God and part of the Great Commission. Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman showed that witnessing is his meat or purpose. The passage also highlights that the fields are always ripe for harvest, witnessing is a cooperative effort between those who sow and reap, and that it results in rejoicing both on earth and in heaven for souls that come to repentance. Witnessing deals with eternal issues and, in some ways, is easy work because others have already planted seeds and it is aided by the Holy Spirit.
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The document discusses Jesus giving his disciples authority to teach and baptize all nations according to Matthew 28:18-20. It then references Acts 1:8 where the disciples are told they will receive power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses. The introduction states that 2011 is the year of evangelism, witnessing, and soul-winning. The document outlines that the New Testament Church has been given authority through the Great Commission to carry out evangelism and baptism, but they need empowerment from the Holy Spirit to win souls for Christ.
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The document provides a message about finding hope and comfort. It discusses how ignorance can lead to sorrow when there is no hope, but the Word of God provides hope in Christ's death and resurrection. It also offers comfort by explaining that at the second coming, the dead in Christ will rise first, then those alive will be caught up to meet the Lord in the air and be with him forever. Believers are told to comfort one another with these words from Scripture.
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This document summarizes what it means to be "likeminded" based on passages from Philippians and Romans. It discusses three key aspects:
1) Having the mind of the leader, which is seeking Christ's glory rather than one's own.
2) Having a collegial spirit of trying to reach others and being part of one another within the church community.
3) Making being likeminded a lifestyle and source of joy through unity, love and striving together for the faith as members of the body of Christ.
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