Is53 1 3-unexpected
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The document discusses how God often works in unexpected and surprising ways that defy human expectations. It notes that Jesus' appearance was unexpected, despite prophecies about it, and that he associated with outsiders. The author encourages keeping an open mind to see God at work in ordinary or unlikely places, as God specializes in the unexpected. They are reminded to always be ready for Christ's unexpected return.
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The document discusses evidence that Jesus is the Messiah and God based on biblical prophecies and teachings. It notes that the Old Testament contains over 100 prophecies about the Messiah that Jesus fulfilled, making the odds of accidental fulfillment astronomical. Jesus' words and actions, such as forgiving sins, claiming eternal existence, and judging the world, implied he saw himself as divine. The New Testament writers also presented Jesus as the Son of God and God in the flesh. The document examines passages where Jesus directly equated himself with God and his divine attributes. Overall, it argues that Jesus uniquely fits all the descriptions of the promised Messiah and claimed divinity, establishing him as the God-Man portrayed in the Bible.
Presence of god=unaware
This is a study of Jacob experiencing God's presence and yet not being aware that he was in the presence of God. How often do we all forget that we are in His presence. We need to practice being in His presence for He is omnipresent,
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Jesus was seen in his preincarnate form
Hagar, an Egyptian slave of Sarai, fled into the wilderness after a dispute with her mistress. While in the wilderness, an angel of the Lord found Hagar by a spring of water and asked her where she had come from and where she was going. Hagar realized that God had seen her in her distress. She called the Lord who spoke to her "El Roi," meaning "the God who sees me," acknowledging that God had seen her troubles. This encounter showed Hagar that even in her lowest state as a fugitive slave, God was aware of her and cared for her well-being.
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Lk 10 1-24_fireworks
1) Jesus sends out 72 disciples to spread his message and heal the sick.
2) The disciples return happily reporting that even demons submit to them in Jesus' name.
3) Jesus rejoices that the disciples' names are written in heaven and that God reveals himself to believers.
Lk 11 29-32_resurrection
The document is a sermon that discusses Jesus' resurrection and how some people still doubted it despite witness testimony, using the example of Thomas. It says the story of Jonah being swallowed by a fish and surviving for three days is meant to parallel Jesus being in the earth for three days. It discusses how godly living and showing the power of resurrection in one's life can make Jesus' empty tomb more believable to others.
Lk 11 33-36_jack-o-lanterns
The document is a sermon about Christians reflecting God's light in the world. It uses the metaphor of jack-o-lanterns to represent how believers' inner light shines out through their eyes and actions. The sermon encourages Christians to let their light shine brightly for Jesus, despite potential difficulties, so that others will see their good works and glorify God.
Lk 10 25-37_love-neighbors
The document summarizes the biblical parable of the Good Samaritan, in which a priest and Levite ignore an injured man on the side of the road, while a Samaritan stops to help him. It calls Christians to follow the Samaritan's example by showing compassion to all people in need, regardless of who they are, as a requirement to inherit eternal life.
Lk 8 when_your_world_caves
Jairus, a synagogue leader, pleaded with Jesus to heal his dying daughter. On the way, a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years touched Jesus' cloak, and was healed. When Jesus arrived at Jairus' house, his daughter had died, but Jesus took her by the hand and said "Child, get up" and she was resurrected, to the astonishment of her parents.
Lk 9 1-6_bumped-from-the-nest
Jesus called the twelve apostles together and gave them power over demons and to heal diseases. He sent them out to proclaim the kingdom of God and heal the sick. He instructed them to take nothing on their journey except the clothes they were wearing. They were to stay in whatever house welcomed them until leaving the area. Wherever they were not received, they were to shake the dust off their feet as a testimony against that place. The apostles then departed and went throughout the villages preaching and healing.
Lk 9 10-17_whats-in-lunch
1) Jesus feeds a crowd of 5,000 men with just 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish after his disciples say they do not have enough food for all the people.
2) Jesus has the people sit down in groups and then blesses and breaks the bread, giving it to the disciples to distribute.
3) Everyone eats and is satisfied, with 12 baskets of leftovers remaining, showing how Jesus can provide abundantly with even just a little.
Lk 9 18-27_say_yes
1) Jesus asks his disciples who people say he is and who they say he is. Peter answers that he is "the Christ of God."
2) Jesus then tells his disciples that he must suffer, be rejected, killed, and rise again on the third day.
3) Jesus calls his followers to deny themselves, take up their cross daily, and follow him, warning that those who try to save their lives will lose them.
Lk 9 46-48_kids
The document discusses Jesus using a child to teach his disciples about humility and service. It notes how the disciples were arguing about greatness, but Jesus said the greatest is whoever welcomes and serves the vulnerable, like children. The document encourages readers to follow Jesus' example by caring for those on the fringes of society and the vulnerable.
Lk 9 28-36_lawman_preacher
The document summarizes a Bible passage where Jesus takes Peter, James and John up a mountain to pray. While praying, Jesus' appearance changes dramatically and Moses and Elijah appear and speak with him. A cloud overshadows them and a voice from the cloud proclaims Jesus as God's son. The document emphasizes that Jesus, not Moses or Elijah, is the central focus as God's final word to humanity.
Lk 9 49-50_not-one-of-us
The document discusses a passage from the Bible where Jesus says that those who are not against him are for him. It argues that Christians should be inclusive rather than exclusive in their views of other believers, as unity is more important than requiring uniformity or having a narrow view of who is part of the church. Christians are called to a special unity based on their shared faith in Jesus Christ.
Leap of-faith-people-dealing group
The document discusses taking the "leap of faith" to love and forgive others through practicing patience, generosity and mercy as taught by Jesus. It emphasizes overcoming evil with good by feeding those who are hungry and showing kindness even to enemies who have wronged you. Loving those who hurt you preaches a revolutionary gospel and has the power to transform through conviction as it reflects God's unconditional love for humanity despite our failures.
Lu19 11 27-trade
The document is a sermon discussing the parable of the talents from Luke 19:11-27. The sermon uses the parable to encourage the congregation to make resolutions for the new year focused on advancing God's kingdom. It discusses how Jesus expects his followers to invest what he has given them for his purposes, even in a hostile environment. It prompts considering what resources the church and individuals have been given and resolving to use them faithfully to bring a return to God.
Lu 2 1-20_wrappedplainpaper
1) Mary gave birth to Jesus in Bethlehem and placed him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inn.
2) Angels appeared to shepherds in the fields and told them that the Savior, Messiah, and Lord had been born in Bethlehem. They were given a sign to find the baby wrapped in cloth and lying in a manger.
3) The shepherds went to Bethlehem and found Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus lying in the manger just as the angels had said. They spread the word of what they had witnessed.
Leap of-faith-other-gods group
The document discusses taking a "leap of faith" in fully committing oneself to God and Jesus, despite doubts or other things that may be keeping one from doing so. It encourages readers to identify and let go of any "gods" besides the one true God that are preventing them from this wholehearted commitment, such as fear, pride, or intellectual doubts. The key message is that God welcomes people just as they are, flaws and all, and wants them to trust in his love and forgiveness rather than living in condemnation or the rule of these false gods.
Lu2 1 20words
1) The passage describes the birth of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospel of Luke. It details Mary and Joseph traveling to Bethlehem for the census and Jesus being born in a manger.
2) Angels appear to shepherds in the fields and proclaim the birth of the savior. The shepherds then go see the baby Jesus.
3) The shepherds spread the word about what they saw and heard from the angels to all who would listen.
Leap of-faith-flexibility group
1) The document discusses how both Jesus and Paul were willing to adapt themselves and their identities for the sake of bringing others to Christ. They surrendered their rights and status to serve others in humility.
2) It encourages readers to follow their example by becoming flexible in how they see themselves and willing to interact with people outside their comfort zones, in order to help spread the gospel message.
3) Taking such a leap of faith requires giving up one's focus on their own reputation and priorities and instead concentrating fully on serving and loving others.
Lu4 14 30-joes_kid
Jesus returns to his hometown of Nazareth and teaches at the local synagogue on the Sabbath. He reads from the prophet Isaiah and declares that the scripture is fulfilled in him. The people are amazed but question if he is truly the Messiah since he is just the son of Joseph. Jesus tells stories from Elijah and Elisha's time that show prophets are often rejected in their hometown. The people become furious with Jesus and try to throw him off a cliff, but he escapes.
Leap of-faith-feetfirst group
The document discusses the concept of taking a "leap of faith" to fully commit oneself to following Jesus. It provides several Bible verses that call Christians to total commitment and surrender to God's will, even if it requires sacrificing relationships or possessions. Taking this leap means being willing to die to one's self and one's desires in order to follow Christ completely through thick and thin. The leap of faith requires an ongoing, daily renewal of one's commitment to live as Jesus lived and obey his teachings.
Leap of-faith-confidence group
The document discusses taking a "leap of faith" in openly confessing one's belief and faith in Jesus Christ. It acknowledges that this can be difficult due to fears of rejection but encourages readers by noting several biblical figures like Joseph of Arimathea and Peter who were initially secretive about their faith. It argues that openly confessing one's faith, even in the face of persecution, will be rewarded in heaven. The document urges readers to practice sharing their testimony and faith in order to overcome fears, and to consider the needs of others in telling them about Jesus and God's salvation.
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