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1) The Master's Community Fellowship Church has consolidated its annual reports from 2012 to 2017 into one report to summarize activities over those six years.
2) A key focus has been developing an in-depth discipleship program covering 12 books that will take students through basic doctrines to more advanced topics over approximately 50 years.
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This is an expository sermon Jesus Christ His disciples on how to do ministry work effectively. An expository sermon in Mathew 10:5 to 15Principles for effective ministry part 2 - Mathew 10 verses 5 - 15
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The document discusses the third principle of effective ministry laid out by Jesus - having a clear message. [1] Jesus told the apostles to preach that "the kingdom of heaven is at hand". [2] The kingdom of heaven can be understood in three ways: conversion, consecration, and Christ's glorious return. [3] However, many churches preach a diluted form of the gospel rather than clearly explaining that the gospel calls us to fully commit ourselves and become true disciples of Jesus by denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and following him completely.Principles for effective ministry part 1 - Mathew 10 verses 5 - 15
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The document discusses principles for effective ministry based on Jesus' instructions to the apostles in Matthew 10:5-15. It outlines that disciples must (1) have a divine commission from God, (2) have a central objective or focus for their ministry work, and (3) understand the basic task of ministry is preaching the gospel. The passage specifically discusses how Jesus instructed the apostles to focus initially on the lost sheep of Israel, though the message was ultimately meant for all people.The Master's men part 8 (Judas Iscariot) Mathew 10 verses 1 to 4
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Judas Iscariot was one of Jesus's twelve apostles who is infamous for betraying Jesus. Some key points:
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This document provides biographical details about two of Jesus' apostles, Thomas and Matthew. It discusses Thomas' reputation as a doubter but describes instances from the gospels that show his great faith and dedication to Jesus, even when in danger. It notes Matthew's former career as a tax collector and the stigma around that profession, but highlights how he immediately followed Jesus' call and wrote the first gospel to spread the message. Both apostles are believed to have been martyred while preaching the gospel in other lands.The Master's men part 4 - Mathew 10 verses 1 to 4
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Andrew, James, and John were three of Jesus' twelve apostles. Andrew was known as a humble apostle who brought others to Jesus. James was passionate and zealous, asking to call fire on unbelievers. He was the first apostle martyred. John was initially as zealous as his brother James but matured to become known as the apostle of love through his Gospel and letters. All three played important roles in establishing the early Church despite coming from ordinary backgrounds.The Master's men part 3 - Mathew 10 verses 1 to 4
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The document provides background information on Jesus commissioning his twelve disciples as described in Matthew 10:1-4. It discusses how Jesus summoned the disciples to officially commission them for ministry. It describes the four phases of training Jesus provided to prepare the disciples, including their initial conversion and calling, living with Jesus for three years, and being sent out after his resurrection. The document also notes the disciples' human weaknesses but how God used them mightily. It summarizes that Jesus granted the disciples authority over unclean spirits and to heal every kind of disease, matching the power and kingdom work Jesus demonstrated.The Master's men part 2 - Mathew 10 verses 1 to 4
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This document discusses Jesus' choosing of the twelve apostles to help spread the gospel. It examines the list of names provided in Matthew 10:1-4, noting some key things. Peter is always listed first, suggesting he held the foremost rank among the apostles as their leader. The lists divide the apostles into three groups that are always in the same order. The document then provides some background on each individual apostle, noting their different temperaments and occupations. It examines how they worked together during the early days of the church.Jesus method and motive of ministry - Mathew 9 verses 36 to 38
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Jesus saw the crowds as distressed and without guidance like lost sheep. He felt compassion for their spiritually battered and helpless condition. While the harvest of lost souls was plentiful, the workers were few. Jesus' method was to instruct His disciples to pray to God to send more workers into the spiritual harvest field to minister to the lost crowds and prevent them from facing coming judgment unprepared.Jesus heals the blind and dumb - Mathew 9 verses 27 to 33a
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Jesus heals two blind men who cry out to him for mercy. When Jesus questions their faith, they affirm their belief in him. He then heals their blindness, saying it was done according to their faith. Jesus sternly commands them not to tell anyone about the healing, but they disobey and spread the news throughout the land. They then bring another man to Jesus who is both deaf and mute, and Jesus heals him as well. The passage demonstrates Jesus' power to heal physical ailments and restore people's spiritual sight through faith in him.Jesus power over death - Mathew 9 verses 18 to 26
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Jesus demonstrated his power over death through two miracles. When Jairus, a synagogue leader, asked Jesus to heal his daughter who had died, Jesus went with him and raised the girl back to life. On the way, a woman who had suffered from bleeding for 12 years touched Jesus' cloak, believing it would heal her. Jesus turned to her and said her faith had healed her. He then entered Jairus' house where mourners were wailing and raised the girl from the dead, showing his power even over death.Sinners and saints part 3 - Mathew 9 verses 9 to 17
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Jesus responds to criticism from John the Baptist's disciples and the Pharisees about his disciples not fasting. He gives three illustrations: [1] His disciples are like wedding attendees who do not mourn while the bridegroom is present. [2] Patching old cloth with new cloth pulls away from the garment. [3] New wine put in old wineskins causes the skins to burst. Jesus is establishing a new way that cannot be reconciled with old traditions and rituals focused on outward displays of righteousness.Sinners and saints part 2 mathew 9 verses 9 to 17
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- 1. INSIDE OUT Part 2 – Murder & Anger Mathew 5:21 to 26
- 2. I – INTRODUCTION Historical and Contextual background More than anything else, the Jews desperately wanted a Messiah as this was prophesied. They wanted to get into the Kingdom. In Mathew 5 to 7, Jesus describes the characteristics of Kingdom citizens (verses1 to 12), the function of Kingdom citizens (13 to 16) and the basis of conduct of Kingdom citizens which is God’s laws (13 to 17) He clarified to them that the standard of righteousness required to get into the Kingdom anchored on God’s laws but is primarily internal. (vs. 20) He gives them six illustrations to drive the point (Verse 21 to 48) In verses 21 to 26, Jesus gives here the first illustration contrasting how they have misinterpreted God’s law and given emphasis on the letter of the law or the external rather than the spirit of the law or the internal (heart righteousness)
- 9. - The scene of presenting your offering at the altar was familiar to the Jews. Jesus had in mind here the sacrifices made on the day of Atonement wherein the worship sacrifices animals for their sins. Jesus is saying here settle the breach between you and your brother before you try to settle the breach between you and God. Not to do so would be hypocrisy as it is akin to asking for forgiveness without repenting. “ What are your multiplied sacrifices to me says the Lord. I have enough of burn offerings of rams and the fat of cattle. And I take no pleasure in the blood of bulls lambs or goat . . .Wash yourselves make yourselves clean; remove the evil of your deeds from my sight. Cease to do evil, learn to do good; seek justice, reprove the ruthless; defend the orphan, plead for the widow . . . “ (Isaiah 1: 11, 16-17, 58: 5-7) “ Will you steal, murder and commit adultery, and swear falsely, and offer sacrifices to Baal, and walk after other gods that you have no known, then come and stand before me in this house, which is called by my name and say “We are delivered” ? (Jeremiah 7:9 -10)
- 12. CONCLUSION: In the fullest sense, of course because no one ever fully has right attitudes no worship is acceptable. Therefore everything Jesus teaches in the passage as in the rest of the Sermon on the Mount shows the absolute standard of God’s righteousness and the absolutely impossible task of our meeting that standard by our own power. He shatters our self righteousness in order to drive us to his righteousness, which alone is acceptable to God.