Building Relationships For Good 2009.10.04
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1) We must let go of past grudges and bitterness by forgiving others, just as God forgave us. 2) We must accept what cannot be changed and not dwell on past grief and losses. It is better to focus on what remains rather than what is lost. 3) We must let go of past guilt by expressing it, then confessing our sins so God can forgive us and make us new.
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Naaman, the leper, obeys the prophet Elisha and is healed after plunging in the Jordan River seven times. Naaman returns to thank Elisha and acknowledge that there is no God except in Israel. When Naaman offers Elisha a gift, Elisha refuses, so Naaman asks for two mule-loads of earth instead so he can worship the God of Israel when he returns home. The psalmist calls for singing new songs of praise to God for revealing his salvation and justice to all nations. In the second reading, Paul urges Timothy to remember Jesus Christ, who was raised from the dead, in order to obtain salvation and eternal glory through persevering in faith.
Lord! Have Mercy!
1) Jesus heals ten lepers but only one, a Samaritan, returns to thank him.
2) The passage examines how the disciples lacked mercy and calls believers to show compassion and be thankful for God's mercy.
3) It discusses how the Pharisees focused on outward worship over inward mercy and how outcasts like the tax collector were more grateful than the righteous. The passage encourages gratitude in prayer for God's kindness.
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David finds assurance that God will protect him during times of trouble. God will hide David in the shelter of His tabernacle and set him high upon a rock, keeping him safe. The document discusses how trouble is an inevitable part of life, but that believers can find refuge and deliverance in God during difficult times, as David knew.
ABC's What God Says About You v.2
In an ABC alphabet fashion, what does God say about you? Different terms with scripture are explored such as: Accepted, Blameless, Chosen, Delivered, Edification, and Forgiven. Bibically based on the NIV version.
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The document provides a summary of the Bible study for the 4th Sunday of Lent including reflections on the readings. The first reading describes God choosing David as king over Saul despite his appearances. It emphasizes that God judges the heart, not outward appearances. The Psalm expresses trust in God as a good shepherd. The second reading calls Christians to live as children of light and avoid shameful deeds of darkness. The Gospel reading tells the story of Jesus healing a man born blind, emphasizing that Jesus is the light of the world who performs the works of God.
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This document discusses poverty and health inequities. It finds that those living in poverty experience significantly higher rates of many health issues compared to more affluent groups. For example, in Saskatoon low-income residents are over 1000% more likely to be hospitalized for diabetes or have chlamydia. A survey found most people agree the poor have worse health, and support policies to strengthen early childhood programs, increase income supplements, and expand disease prevention. The document calls on governments and communities, including faith groups, to work together using evidence-based solutions to improve conditions for daily living and reduce health inequities over time.
NT Puzzle - Obedience 2009.11.29
Obedience to God is shown through reading and applying his word, responding positively despite circumstances, and respecting leaders he has placed over us. True obedience comes from love for God; by obeying his commandments to love him and others, we demonstrate our love and will know his love in return. Indifference and mere agreement are not the same as obedience, which should be given joyfully for our own benefit.
NT Puzzle - Godliness -2009.11.22
The document outlines five practices for living a godly life:
1. Permit God to mold you by dedicating your life and not conforming to worldly ways.
2. Protect yourself from ungodliness by avoiding bad influences and believing before acting.
3. Pursue godly activities by focusing your thoughts on virtuous things.
4. Plan regular self-evaluation of your spiritual fruits.
5. Promote godly living as an example for others, imitating Christ.
NT Puzzle - Perseverance 2009.11.01
The document is a collection of quotes and passages about love and perseverance. It includes quotes from children describing love and a story about a boy helping his elderly neighbor cry. Several Bible passages discuss perseverance, faith, and God's love. Job is cited for persevering through great suffering and ultimately acknowledging God.
NT Puzzle - Servanthood 2009.11.08
1) Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to Jerusalem where he will be betrayed, mocked, flogged, killed, and rise again in three days.
2) James and John ask Jesus to sit at his right and left in glory, but Jesus says they do not know what they are asking and must be able to drink the cup and be baptized as he is.
3) Jesus teaches his disciples that true greatness comes from serving others rather than being served.
NT Puzzle - Generosity 2009.10.25
This document discusses what generous living means. It involves being generous with one's time, talents, and treasure. Generous living means not neglecting important matters like justice, mercy and faithfulness. It encourages setting aside money proportionally according to one's income to support God's people. True treasure is stored in heaven, not on earth, and one's heart will follow their treasure. The memory verse encourages remembering that it is more blessed to give than to receive.
NT Puzzle - Love 2009.10.18
Love is the most important thing in Christianity. It is greater than any gifts or faith if not accompanied by love. Love is patient, kind, and does not envy or boast. It is not rude or self-seeking, and keeps no record of wrongs. There are three Greek words for love: eros, phileo, and agape. Agape refers to supernatural, unconditional love like God's love for humanity. We are commanded to love God and our neighbors unconditionally. We cannot love through our own strength but through God's love and the fruit of the Spirit within us. We show our love for God through faith.
NT Puzzle - Intro 2009.10.11
This document discusses how to get the most out of studying the New Testament. It recommends committing your study to God, completing daily readings, and fully contributing to a small group. Regularly attending Sunday services and calling on God to help you grow are also encouraged. The purpose is to learn more about God and yourself, bring greater meaning and purpose to life, and experience inner transformation.
Building Relationships For Good
The document discusses the importance of listening before speaking or becoming angry. It notes that presumption, impatience, and pride can prevent effective listening. True listening requires using your eyes, heart, and time to understand others. The key is to listen with an open mind and heart in order to gain wisdom and avoid foolishness.
Building Relationships For Good.2009.09.13
The document discusses the importance of family and community from a biblical perspective. It covers four topics:
1) God created the family as a foundation of companionship between a man and wife.
2) A safety center where people can support each other to prevent failure or rejection.
3) A learning center where parents raise children in the instruction of God and discuss faith regularly.
4) A play center where people can enjoy life with their spouse and community through activities like a football party. It also discusses a service center where people help and serve others.
Renewal Through Romans 2009.08.23
This passage discusses the role of faith in salvation. It states that all have sinned and fall short of God's standards, but God declares believers righteous through faith in Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to atone for sins. It says salvation comes from confessing with the mouth that Jesus is Lord and believing in the heart that God raised him from the dead. Faith comes from hearing the good news about Christ.
Renewal Through Romans-2009.08.30
The document is a summary of key passages from Romans chapters 12-16. It discusses presenting one's body as a living sacrifice to God and not conforming to worldly ways. It talks about fulfilling God's law by loving others. It also covers putting on spiritual armor by living righteously and avoiding evil desires now that salvation is near. The document concludes that having knowledge of being God's children freed from sin through faith, giving one's will to God daily, and being empowered by the Spirit leads to a righteous life reflecting God.
Renewal Thru Romans 2009
Paul writes a letter to the Romans explaining the purpose and content of his message. He introduces himself as an apostle of Christ called to preach the good news about God's son Jesus. The good news is that through faith in Christ, both Jews and Gentiles can be saved from sin and made righteous in God's sight. Paul expresses his desire to visit Rome to strengthen their faith and preach the good news.
Renewal Thru Romans 2009
This passage discusses the concept of justification through faith in Jesus Christ. It makes three main points:
1. God has made a way for humans to enter into a right relationship with Him through faith in Jesus instead of keeping the Law.
2. Jesus is the sacrifice that frees us from the penalty of sin through his death and shedding of blood. We are declared righteous when we believe in Jesus.
3. Abraham and his faith are used as an example to illustrate that justification comes from faith, not works, and that all who believe will be counted as righteous like Abraham.
A Transformed Heart - 2009.07.26
The document provides guidance on avoiding and overcoming temptation by predetermining your vulnerabilities, protecting your heart through prayer, pointing your attention elsewhere when tempted, and participating in a support group. Key advice includes knowing when and where you are most vulnerable, praying to God for help in times of trouble, focusing on good thoughts and deeds instead of evil ones, and finding freedom and healing through admitting faults to others and praying for each other.
A Transformed Heart - 2009.07.12
This document summarizes a Bible passage about Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector who climbed a tree to see Jesus. It discusses how Jesus noticed Zacchaeus despite his feeling insignificant due to his short stature. Jesus affirmed Zacchaeus and accepted him into his home, showing that despite feeling demeaned or guilty, Jesus notices, affirms, and accepts all people. The passage emphasizes that Jesus pays attention to even the smallest details about people and that all are worth more than anything else.
A Transformed Heart - 2009.06.28
This document discusses how to love God and others through faith, hope and love. It argues that loving God involves three actions: releasing our lives to God by surrendering control, relying on God by trusting his response will make us better even if not happier, and relating to God by deepening our relationship with him through attention and letting go. Loving others involves expressing faith through love by focusing on others' needs and sharing the hope we have in Christ. The greatest of these is love.
A Transformed Heart - 2009.06.21
This document discusses the biblical concepts of faith, hope, and love. It provides several Bible verses that reference these three virtues. Faith is described as clinging to God's character in all circumstances. Problems are said to be gifts that allow our faith to grow through perseverance. The document encourages taking responsibility for our actions, admitting mistakes, making things right, and accepting consequences. It advocates moving from reaction to response when facing difficulties. Overall, the document promotes developing faith, hope, and love as the greatest virtues according to the Bible.
A Transformed Heart - 2009.06.14
The document discusses the themes of hope, faith, and love in several Bible passages. It then discusses how hopelessness can arise from unmet expectations but can be restored through remembering God's faithfulness as shown in Scripture. Finally, it provides a framework called "T.R.U.T.H." for dealing with despair by identifying triggering lies, replacing them with biblical truths, and experiencing a healthy response of hope. The overarching message is that remembering God's faithfulness as revealed in the Bible can restore hope when faced with difficult circumstances.
A Transformed Heart - 2009.06.07
The document discusses the condition of the heart and what to do with emotions. It addresses that the heart can be hidden due to pain, hardened due to sin, or healthy. Regarding emotions, it suggests not killing or ignoring the messenger but living with emotions by acknowledging, identifying why one feels that way, and releasing feelings. Faith, hope and love are mentioned as the greatest things, with love being the greatest.
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This month we continue with more inspiring talks from the Global Spirituality Mahotsav that was held from March 14 to 17, 2024, at Kanha Shanti Vanam.
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