Jesus at the Center - 31 December 2017 - Andre & Jennifer Webster
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This document contains several passages from the Bible and other Christian texts discussing keeping God and Jesus at the center. It emphasizes that God sees people's true thoughts and cleans their lives from the inside out as they believe in Him. Another passage discusses how Jesus welcomed children and said people must accept God's kingdom with childlike humility. The document concludes by listing ways to keep the cross and Jesus at the center, such as being humble, living with curiosity and keeping one's heart focused on God's forgiveness.
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The document contains passages from the Bible about Christians being the salt of the earth and the light of the world. It discusses how Christians must not withdraw from society but remain distinctive in order to have influence and let their light shine. It emphasizes the importance of not conforming to worldly patterns of thinking and instead transforming one's mind through focusing on scripture. Specific scriptures highlighted include substituting negative thoughts with passages about thinking on things that are true, noble, right, pure, lovely and praiseworthy. The overall message is that Christians should prepare their minds for positive action by stopping negative thoughts and building new thought patterns based on scripture.
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This document contains Jesus' teaching from Matthew 7:24-28 about building one's life and faith on either a rock foundation or a sandy one. It also discusses building a "secret life with Jesus" through practices like tithing, prayer, and fasting. Finally, it encourages living with eternity in view and being disciples who make other disciples. The overall message is about building a strong spiritual foundation in Christ that can withstand life's storms by hearing God's word and obeying it through daily spiritual disciplines.The Flame, The Gift & The Guard - 23 February 2020 -Clayton Nel
Timothy is reminded to fan into flame the gift of God within him. God gives power, love and self-discipline, not a timid spirit. Paul urges Timothy to not be ashamed of testifying to Christ. God saves believers and calls them to a holy life not for any works but for His grace. Paul was appointed to preach this gospel. Though suffering, Paul is not ashamed knowing God will guard what is entrusted until the final day. Timothy is told to guard the good deposit with the help of the Holy Spirit.
The Two Series #3 - Obedience - 16 February 2020 - Bruce McCallum
The document discusses Jesus' teaching about obedience to his words. It provides the parable of two house builders, one who built his house on rock by obeying Jesus' words, and one who built on sand by merely hearing but not obeying. The document then gives five points about obedience: 1) Obey God and leave the consequences to him, 2) Make obedience a joy, 3) Obedience is the way to receive more of the Holy Spirit, 4) Obedience is how we show love to Jesus, and 5) Intimacy with God results from joyful obedience to his commands.
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The passage describes two types of people - those who hear Jesus' words and put them into practice, and those who only hear them but do not practice them. It compares the former to a wise man who built his house on a solid rock foundation, allowing it to withstand storms, while the latter are like a foolish man who built on sand, causing his house to collapse in the storms. When Jesus finished speaking, the crowds were amazed by his teaching.
The Two Series #1 - 2 February 2020 - Bruce McCallum
The document describes Jesus teaching about the importance of putting his words into practice rather than just hearing them. It compares those who hear Jesus' words and follow them to a wise man who built his house on a solid rock foundation, allowing it to withstand storms. Those who only hear but do not act are like a foolish man who built on sand, causing his house to collapse in the face of difficulties. When Jesus finished teaching, the crowds were amazed at the power and uniqueness of his message.
2020 Vision - 26 January - Bruce McCallum
This document contains summaries of biblical passages about placing one's life before God as an offering, making disciples of all nations by baptizing them and teaching them to obey God's commands, and being disciples who make other disciples. It encourages spending 20 minutes a day connecting with God and 20 minutes with others. The overarching message is about evangelism, spiritual revival, and transforming society through God's kingdom.
Vision 2020 - 19 January 2020 - Bruce McCallum
This document provides recommendations for Bible reading resources and methods, as well as guidance on evangelism and discipleship. It recommends the BioY and YouVersion Bible apps and using the SOAP method of Scripture reading, which involves reading a passage, making observations, applying it personally, and praying. It also emphasizes the importance of vision, making disciples, and living as "sheep among wolves" to evangelize in the current era through fathering, reviving the church through community, and transforming society through kingdom initiatives.
Radical Community - 12 January 2020 - Clayton Nel
Christianity helped revitalize cities in the Greco-Roman world by providing new social norms and relationships to address common problems. It offered charity and hope to the poor and homeless. It also provided a sense of community and family for strangers and orphans/widows. Christianity formed new social bonds that reduced ethnic conflict and established effective healthcare during crises like epidemics, fires and earthquakes. Overall, Christianity constructed a new culture that improved life in cities.
Look Up - Bruce McCallum - 25 December 2019
This document discusses how everything changed for Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the wise men when they looked up to God. It describes how Mary accepted God's plan when the angel visited her. Joseph received clarity in a dream when he looked to God. The shepherds were filled with joy when they saw the baby Jesus, as the angels had said. The wise men followed the star and brought gifts when they found Jesus. The key message is that looking to God through faith can change our perspectives and lives.
Slow Down, Be Thankful - 22 December 2019 - Michael Howard
The document discusses the importance of slowing down and being thankful. It references passages from the Bible that encourage replacing comparison with contentment, slowing down each day to spend time with God, and being thankful for both blessings and trials, as they help us grow. Living with a thankful and expectant attitude allows God to work infinitely more than we can imagine.
Busy not Hurried - 8 December 2019 - Bruce McCallum
This document discusses the concept of "hurry sickness", which is defined as a constant struggle to accomplish more in less time against perceived opposition from others. It notes that while being busy is an outward condition, being hurried is an inner condition that prevents being fully present with God, oneself, and others. Some signs of hurry sickness include speeding up, sighing frequently, encouraging others to accelerate, feeling annoyed by waits, having clutter, and experiencing "sunset fatigue". The document warns that hurry can decrease compassion and increase anxiety, harm relationships, and lead to a superficial existence. It recommends slowing down, practicing solitude, and being still to know God.
Thank You - 1 December 2019 - Bruce McCallum
1. This document discusses living a life of thankfulness to God. It encourages believing that God is great, perfect, loving, fair, good, kind and merciful.
2. It recommends expressing thanks to God through heartfelt singing, learning to say thank you, volunteering one's abilities, and making thankfulness a regular practice.
3. The conclusion is that heaven will be filled with eternal thanks to God, and that a grateful attitude is important in life rather than taking things for granted.
Jonah Series Part 6 - 24 November 2019 - Bruce McCallum
The document discusses lessons that can be learned from the story of Jonah and how it relates to Jesus. It summarizes seven key points: 1) Have faith without needing signs, like Jonah's time in the whale foreshadowed Jesus. 2) Love requires sacrifice, as Jesus sacrificed himself. 3) God loves and accepts people unconditionally, like the prodigal son. 4) Sometimes you must hit rock bottom before rising up, as Jonah did. 5) Have compassion for others, as Jesus wept for Jerusalem. 6) Break down divisions, as the Good Samaritan helped people of other groups. 7) Spread God's message to others everywhere, as Jesus commanded his followers to go forth.
Jonah Chapter 4 - 17 November 2019 - Clayton Nel
Jonah is displeased and angry that God spared the people of Nineveh from destruction after they repented. Jonah complains to God, wishing to die rather than see the people spared. God questions whether Jonah's anger is justified, and points out that Jonah cares for a plant that required no work but will not pity the great city of Nineveh and its people who know not their right hand from their left. God shows more compassion even for Nineveh's people and livestock than Jonah does.
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The document summarizes the biblical story of Jonah. It describes how Jonah fled from God's command by boarding a ship to Tarshish, away from God's presence. However, God hurled a great storm at the sea, endangering the ship. Though the sailors prayed to their gods, Jonah slept, showing his disregard for God. The document uses Jonah's story to convey that one cannot escape God's presence and mercy, even through great storms, and that arrogance towards God will not go unpunished.Jonah - God's Heart and Our Part in the City - Part 2
This document discusses how Jesus and Jonah both got "broken by brokenness". It describes how Jesus had compassion for broken people and wept over Jerusalem. Jonah initially fled from God's call to preach to the broken people of Nineveh but ultimately went and preached to them. The document encourages readers to find what or who breaks their heart, get their heart transformed by God, avoid numbness to brokenness, and pray to have God break their heart for what breaks his. It contrasts the "failed Jonah" who ran from brokenness with the "ultimate Jonah", Jesus, who drew near and wept for the broken.
Jonah - God's Heart and our Part in the City - 6 October 2019 - Bruce McCallum
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Jonah was instructed by God to go preach against the wicked city of Nineveh. However, Jonah fled from God's command and boarded a ship to Tarshish instead. Both Adam and Eve and Jonah went against God's instructions - Adam and Eve ate from the forbidden tree, while Jonah fled from preaching to Nineveh as God commanded. There are two ways people run from God - some reject Him outright, while others claim to follow Him but do not truly know or obey His will. In the end, both groups turn away from God. The document challenges the reader to be willing to go where God sends them and trust Him even if His commands are not fully understood.More from El Shaddai Christian Church (20)
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- 3. And God, who can’t be fooled by any pretense on our part but always knows a person’s thoughts, gave them the Holy Spirit exactly as he gave him to us. He treated the outsiders exactly as he treated us, beginning at the very center of who they were and working from that center outward, cleaning up their lives as they trusted and believed him. (Acts 15:6)
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- 8. “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you” (Matthew 6:33).
- 9. God didn’t send me out to collect a following for myself, but to preach the Message of what he has done, collecting a following for him. And he didn’t send me to do it with a lot of fancy rhetoric of my own, lest the powerful action at the center—Christ on the Cross—be trivialized into mere words. (1 Corinthians 1:17)
- 15. The people brought children to Jesus, hoping he might touch them. The disciples shooed them off. But Jesus was irate and let them know it: “Don’t push these children away. Don’t ever get between them and me. These children are at the very center of life in the kingdom. Mark this: Unless you accept God’s kingdom in the simplicity of a child, you’ll never get in.” Then, gathering the children up in his arms, he laid his hands of blessing on them. (Mark 10:13)
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