God S Will Saved
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The document discusses the difference between God's sovereign will and his desired will. It also discusses three types of faith according to James 2:14-26: 1) Dead faith is belief without good works. 2) Demonic faith is creed without conduct, as even demons have intellectual faith. 3) Dynamic faith is truth that transforms one's life through good works. The document encourages examining oneself to test the genuineness of one's saving faith.
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The document discusses temptation and how Jesus overcame temptation. It provides examples of biblical figures who faced temptation, such as Abraham, Jacob, Joseph and Job. It describes Jesus being tempted by Satan in the wilderness and overcoming each temptation by quoting scripture. It explains that temptation shows we can defeat Satan with God's help and develops perseverance. People can react to temptation by giving in, struggling with it, or overcoming it through Christ. The document offers advice on dealing with temptation and falling into sin.
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God has spoken through the Bible, which is the only true revelation of God. The Bible's claim is supported by its unity, character, and supernatural knowledge. True belief in God determines one's conduct, as unbelievers do not order their lives to please God. If we truly believe that God has spoken through the Bible, we should study it eagerly and make time for instruction from it, as our actions should reflect our stated beliefs.
Wisdom to deal with failure
1) The document discusses how failure is inevitable but Christians can overcome it through God's grace and by learning from mistakes.
2) It outlines mature attitudes towards failure, such as acknowledging mistakes, learning from them, and moving forward with God's help.
3) The conclusion emphasizes that while believers may fail God, God will never fail his people. Failure can strengthen faith and drive us closer to relying on God's mercy and grace.
Transformed By Trouble
Problems are a normal part of life for Christians and God uses them to draw people closer to him. Problems force dependence on God rather than oneself and every problem is an opportunity to build spiritual character. While problems are difficult, God's plan is ultimately for good and to prosper believers, not harm them.
06 marks of a steward
This document discusses the requirements for being a faithful steward of God. It lists five key requirements: faithfulness, loyalty, a clear conscience, obedience, and trustworthiness. It then provides further explanation and biblical examples for each requirement. Faithful stewards must fulfill these qualities to properly represent their Lord and be effective in their service.
11-04-18, James 2;14-26, With Works
This document provides a summary and commentary on James 2:14-26 from the Bible Exposition Commentary series. It examines the relationship between faith and works, outlining three types of faith mentioned: dead faith involving just the intellect; demonic faith involving the intellect and emotions; and dynamic faith involving the whole person through the mind, emotions, and will, leading to obedience and good works. It uses the examples of Abraham and Rahab to illustrate dynamic faith justified by works, not just words. The overall message is that true saving faith is demonstrated through righteous obedience and actions, not just empty words or feelings.
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Virtue
Sermon at the Haynes Street church of Christ on September 7, 2014. Topic: "Virtue" Speaker: Steven Matthews
The Letter of James A Message of Commitment
This document discusses the importance of commitment during trials, to the word of God, and controlling one's tongue. It states that commitment during trials produces good things and is necessary to follow the example of others. It also argues that commitment to the word of God is necessary for salvation, approval from God, producing pure religion, and the final judgment. A lack of controlling the tongue can damage religion, cause neglect, and prove one to be double-minded. The document stresses submitting to God's will by receiving his word with meekness and relying on him instead of ourselves.
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Only God Satisfies
The Bible passage describes Jacob marrying Leah and Rachel, who each give birth to children for Jacob. Rachel, unable to conceive, gives her servant Bilhah to Jacob, and Bilhah gives birth to two sons for Rachel. Leah also gives her servant Zilpah to Jacob, and Zilpah gives birth to two more sons for Leah.
Identity and Calling as Children of God
This document provides an overview and summary of Ephesians 5:1-16. It discusses the key points as:
1) Follow God's example of love and forsake ungodliness like fornication and covetousness.
2) Guard against being deceived by sin and walk as children of light according to your identity.
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4) Finish well by waking from spiritual sleep, making the most of time, and not wasting it as fools would.
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I Corinthians 7 discusses marriage and celibacy. Being unmarried allows one to devote themselves fully to serving God without distractions. Remaining single avoids problems with sexual immorality and the many pressures and preoccupations of married life. The document then lists twelve signs that indicate one should reconsider marriage, such as not knowing each other very long, unhealthy dependency in the relationship, frequent arguing, financial issues, or feeling obligated to marry rather than it being the right decision.
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Deuteronomy 6:4-9 outlines how to instill faith in God in future generations. It stresses having no other gods before God and keeping God's commands always in mind, discussing them with children both at home and away. Parents are instructed to bind God's words as symbols on their hands and foreheads and write them on doorposts and gates to help form faithful habits through consistent reminders of God's teachings.
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Deuteronomy 6:4-9 outlines how to instill faith in God in future generations. It stresses having no other gods before God and keeping God's commands always in mind, discussing them with children both at home and away. Parents are instructed to bind God's words as symbols on their hands and foreheads and write them on doorposts and gates to help form faithful habits through consistent reminders of God's teachings.
A History Of The Protestant Church In China
Christianity has come to China three times over the past millennium and a half, with the Protestant church in China experiencing three distinct periods in modern times. The first period from 1800-1950 saw the initial arrival of missionaries and growth of local churches despite periods of persecution. From 1950-1966, the Communist government established control over churches through the Three-Self Patriotic Movement. The Cultural Revolution from 1966-1976 brought severe persecution of religion. Since the 1980s, a period of opening and reform has seen the recovery and steady growth of the Protestant church in China under new policies of religious freedom.
What If
Christianity would be pointless if Christ had not been raised from the dead, as believers would still be in their sins and destined for hell. The passage argues that if there is no resurrection of Christ, then Christians are still in their sins and lost, and those who have died believing in Christ have perished. It concludes that if no resurrection had occurred, then preaching and faith in Christ would be empty and false.
God's Will - Submissive
This document discusses what God wants for believers according to several Bible passages. It states that God wants believers to be submissive to authority as described in I Peter 2:13-15, to be saved as mentioned in II Peter 3:9 by coming to repentance, and to give thanks in everything as expressed in I Thessalonians 5:18. The document also notes that God desires every believer to be sanctified by abstaining from sexual immorality as stated in I Thessalonians 4:3. It concludes by reiterating from Psalm 37:4 that delighting in the Lord will lead to having one's desires fulfilled.
God's Will - Sanctification
God desires all people to be saved through repentance, give thanks in all circumstances, and for believers to be sanctified by abstaining from sin. The passage encourages pursuing love, excellence, integrity, and good works so that believers may be filled with righteousness and bring glory to God. It prays that love may abound through knowledge and discernment to approve excellent things and be sincere and blameless until Christ's return.
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