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God intended Christianity to be about community, not isolation. The Bible teaches that Christians need each other, just as the human body has different parts that work together. We are all part of the same body of Christ through baptism and given the Holy Spirit. No single part of the body can say it is not important, like the foot or ear, just as no Christian can say they don't need other believers.
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2. It emphasizes that the unity of the Christian community comes from God, and that each person is an indispensable part of the greater whole.
3. The concluding sentences state that isolation, self-sufficiency, and indifference harm the unity of the Christian community, while forgiveness and being at peace with God and others define true Christian community.
Body Life
The document discusses how even Jesus' apostles struggled to accept new teachings, using the example of how long it took for Peter to understand that the gospel should be preached to all nations, not just Israel. It describes an event where God gave Peter a vision to convince him, and how the other apostles still questioned Peter's actions. The document then explains what "body life" means in the Bible based on passages about how Christians together make up the body of Christ, with different gifts but all important parts that support each other. It emphasizes that God designed the church this way and gave different gifts to equip believers.
3rd Sunday - Second Reading - 1 Corinthians 12:12–30
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Christ's Body
We were created to serve God, saved to serve God, called to serve God, and commanded to serve God. God has arranged our bodies and the church in different parts to work together as one unit, with each part having an important role to play regardless of apparent honor or ability. We should find our place of service using our spiritual gifts, heart, abilities, personality, and experiences.
One document
The document discusses the church's identity as being one in doctrine and unity. It outlines four things God calls the church to do: belong, grow, serve, and share. It emphasizes that true unity is motivated by grace, Christ-likeness, trust and love, not uniformity which is driven by fear and control. True unity involves being one in doctrine, believing the scriptures are God-breathed, and one in function as the body of Christ with different parts working together.
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God's work of personal transformation is intended to take place within the community of believers. Christians cannot grow on their own but through relationships with others in the body of Christ. Scripture teaches that believers belong to God's family and have resources for growth through their participation in the community. Christians are called to commit to relationships that promote biblical growth and help others do the same.
Many parts, one Body.pptx
This document discusses the biblical passage from 1 Corinthians 12 about the church being like a body made up of many parts. It uses the analogy of the human body to explain how the church, though containing many different people with varying roles, functions as a single unit under Christ as the head. Each part is important and interdependent on the others. The key messages are that unity in the church is created through interconnectedness, diversity of gifts, and promoting each other's value rather than conformity. The position of Christ is as the head and nourisher of the church, uniting all believers together in love.
Lesson #8 church mystical body of christ
The document discusses how the Church is the Mystical Body of Christ, with Christ as the head and the Holy Spirit as the soul. It explains that through baptism, believers become part of Christ's spiritual body and are united with one another. Each member has different gifts from the Holy Spirit to contribute for the common good of building up the Church as Christ's presence in the world.
Gifts and talents, are they the same pt2
This document discusses the differences between gifts and talents, and how they relate to spiritual gifts from God. It provides several Bible passages that illustrate how God gives spiritual gifts to His people to glorify Him and benefit the church. While people can give physical gifts, only God can bestow spiritual talents and abilities. The document emphasizes that within the diversity of gifts in the church, there should be unity and harmony as all members work together under Christ as the head. It concludes with a call to prayer.
Indispensable You
The document discusses the gifts and roles that each person has been given by the Holy Spirit within the church. It references passages from the Bible that teach that while gifts may differ, the Spirit and purpose are the same, which is to build up the body of Christ. Each person has been given gifts by God's design and each should recognize their role as important and indispensable to the proper functioning of the church community.
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The Christ Centered Life (Part 5): Everybody is Somebody
The document discusses Paul's first letter to the Corinthians about the body of Christ. It makes several key points:
1) All Christians are part of the body of Christ regardless of background. We were all baptized by one Spirit.
2) No part of the body is more important - we all have a role to play. Don't underestimate your importance or overestimate it.
3) The body has many diverse members with different gifts. We should celebrate this diversity rather than argue over who has the best gifts. Love is more important than any gift.
#2 Have A Friend & Guide
This document is a sermon about the benefits of having the Holy Spirit dwelling within Christians. It discusses three main benefits: 1) Christians are enlightened by the Holy Spirit to know how to follow God, particularly through studying the Bible. 2) Christians are empowered to live godly lives and overcome sinful desires of the flesh. 3) Christians are invigorated to live by faith instead of fear, as the Holy Spirit gives them confidence and power. The sermon encourages Christians to be more aware of the Holy Spirit's presence and guidance in their daily lives.
Jesus was lord of both the dead and the living
This is a study of one of the main reasons Jesus died. It was so He could be Lord of both the dead and the living.
kbecwelcome-150221155619-conversion-gate01.pptx
This document provides an overview of a semester course on substitution and identification from Kingdom Builders Education Center. The course covers how both the Old and New Testaments point to Christ and the cross. It discusses the five Levitical offerings from the Old Testament that foreshadowed Christ's sacrifice, focusing on the whole burnt offering and meat offering. It also examines how Jesus lived a perfect life as both God and man and was the ultimate substitutionary sacrifice to satisfy God's demands.
04 Life Eng
1) God created life on Earth and cares for all his creations, from sparrows to humans. He gave laws and teachings to help people live healthy lives.
2) Humans are both physical and spiritual beings. To live fully, one must accept new spiritual birth through Christ to gain eternal life.
3) God created people to live in community with others. True happiness comes from cultivating social relationships and using one's gifts to bless others.
Points of interest
The document discusses what Christian community looks like according to 1 Corinthians 12:12-14. It says that as Christians we are all part of one body through our common salvation in Jesus, and we find unity in the gospel. It then discusses why Christians can and should build quality community based on Ephesians 4:4-6, noting that as believers we all share one body, spirit, lord, hope, faith, baptism and God as our father. The purpose of community is to love God by loving people.
bwc_all_lessons__handouts.pdf
This document outlines topics and lessons for a "Beginning With Christ" discipleship program for new Christians, including discussions on the importance of spiritual growth, worshipping God through church attendance, learning how to pray, and having assurance of salvation through faith in Christ rather than feelings. The goal is to help new believers mature in their faith and become active members of the local church.
Does GOD care on what we eat?
1. God provided instructions in the Bible on which animals are clean and allowed to eat versus unclean animals that are forbidden. This includes prohibitions against eating pork, shellfish, and others.
2. Jesus did not abolish these dietary laws and instructions. He affirmed that he came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it. His disciples continued to observe these dietary restrictions.
3. Neither Jesus nor his apostles ever ate or allowed unclean animals according to the biblical record. Obeying God's commands, including his dietary instructions, demonstrates trust in him.
One Body in Christ
The Way to Build Fellowship
-Zac Poonen
INDEX
*. Prologue
1. One Body - the Basis of Fellowship
2. Growing in love
3. Equal members
4. Helping one another
5. Submission and leadership
6. Power through unity
CFC, Christian Fellowship Church, Christian Fellowship Center, Christian Fellowship Centre
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- 3. God never intended Christianity to be a "me, God, and my Bible" lifestyle! The Bible teaches that we also need each other for many reasons…
- 4. The body is a unit, though it is made up of many parts; and though all its parts are many, they form one body. So it is with Christ. For we were all baptized by one Spirit into one body—whether Jews or Greeks, slave or free—and we were all given the one Spirit to drink. Now the body is not made up of one part but of many. If the foot should say, "Because I am not a hand, I do not belong to the body," it would not for that reason cease to be part of the body. And if the ear should say, "Because I am not an eye, I do not belong to the body," it would not for that reason cease to be part of the body. If the whole body were an eye, where would the sense of hearing be? If the whole body were an ear, where would the sense of smell be? (1 Corinthians 12:12-17)