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This document discusses strategies for renewing the mind and demolishing strongholds. It defines strongholds as faulty beliefs that have been reinforced over time. Strongholds are established through our environment and giving in to temptation. To demolish strongholds, we must close doors open to the enemy, take responsibility for our thoughts and life, uncover the lies behind strongholds and replace them with truth, and commit to the process long-term through continually renewing our mind with truth. The document also discusses relating to others, including the importance of unity, understanding how God comes to us, being aware of our own weaknesses, and our responsibility for character and others' needs.
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Paul preached the gospel in Corinth both in synagogues and private homes, accepting responsibility to spread the message whether supported financially or not. Those who reject the gospel must accept responsibility for their rejection, while those who accept it take on new responsibilities like baptism, righteous living, saving others, and worshipping God acceptably. In conclusion, each person is responsible for their own soul, spreading the gospel, obeying it, and being ready to defend their faith.
The Things Above
The document provides an outline and overview of the book of Colossians, noting it was written to baptized believers who had been forgiven and added to the church. It discusses that believers must fall out of love with earthly things and fall in love with God, his word, and his will. It reviews Christ's earthly and heavenly work as prophet, priest and king. Finally, it discusses heaven as the eternal abode that provides both present and future blessings through forgiveness, comfort, help and hope, concluding believers must set their hearts on heavenly things through worship, study, association and prayer.
Not ashamed of the gospel lesson 13
God has designed salvation for all people. Salvation comes through faith, which is an internalized belief based on the evidence and preaching of the gospel. True faith involves believing in one's heart that Jesus is Lord and confessing this with one's mouth. Confessing Jesus as Lord acknowledges him as the ruler of one's life and allegiance. To be saved, one must have faith that Jesus was born of a virgin, died and was buried but then resurrected as proof that he alone can forgive sins and offer eternal life.
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- 1. FREEDOM IN CHRIST Renewing the Mind
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