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This document discusses building an organization deliberately designed to spread God's love on Earth. It outlines the key aspects of such an organization: the people, processes, products, and profits.
The people must be born again Christians fully committed to God's will. The processes involve executing core business activities and skills with discipline. The products are what the organization offers customers to spread God's love. Profits refer to accomplishing God's goals, not financial gains.
The document asks questions about properly defining each of these aspects and calls people to model Jesus by living as he lived and doing what he did to transform lives and disciple nations.
Organizing for god's business
This document outlines an overview for organizing a church to fulfill its mission. It discusses ensuring the church has the right people committed to God's work and growing in leadership. It asks what the church's core processes and products are for discipling others and invading the earth with God's love. The document emphasizes that the church's goal, or "profit", is not financial but bringing more people to God. It suggests the church's "business" is using various activities and skills to teach God's way of life through discipleship. The church's vision is for God's love to be visible and impactful in transforming lives by modeling Christ and doing what he did.
Heaven's culture - Love never dies.
This document discusses culture and how it is defined by values and behaviors, especially when no one is watching. It prompts the reader to think about how they would like to be loved and scenarios where they wanted to experience love. It outlines the vision, mission, and objectives of being God's representatives on Earth and living according to His will and service over personal agendas. The key aspects of identity are described as being a citizen of Heaven, part of God's kingdom, and abiding in Christ over any other identity.
Becoming God's team - Are you in God’s Army?
This document discusses becoming part of God's team and the benefits of teamwork. It emphasizes that God created man as a team and our highest purpose is found in being part of a team. Some key points include accepting responsibility by joining a team, submitting to God and leadership, and weighing your contributions in light of eternity. The vision is for God's love to be visible, impactful and contagious through modeling Christ and discipling nations.
Live real
This document discusses the difference between real and fake lives. It argues that in today's world, status and achievement are based on perceptions of wealth, education and career success, fueling a constant race to climb the social ladder. However, this chase for status is "fake" and leads to consumer debt, depression, and inauthentic relationships. The document encourages living an original life focused on God rather than the perceptions of others. It notes that Jesus exemplified a life centered on serving God and others rather than wealth or status.
NIGERIA from Jesus’ Perspective
This document discusses Jesus' perspective on Nigeria's independence and the role and identity of Christians. It asserts that Christians are citizens of heaven, representatives of God on Earth, and living stones in God's house. The document emphasizes that a Christian's agenda and ambition is God's will and service, they are crucified with Christ and abide in Jesus, and they are members of Christ's body, not of any particular church or leader.
THERE IS LOVE IN SHARING
This document discusses the importance of sharing one's experiences and faith with others. It argues that people naturally share meaningful life experiences through social media. For Christians, sharing one's identity and blessings in Christ with both fellow believers and non-believers is important. The world provides a "ripe harvest" of souls to reach, and Christians have a responsibility to take opportunities to share their faith and resources with others through acts of love and compassion.
Building Capacity - Developing TradingAbility
This document discusses building capacity and understanding stewardship. It notes that capacity determines what one can contain or accomplish, and that capacity is useless without function. The first capacity to build is stewardship - understanding that everything comes from God and is for God. Faithful stewardship of little things leads to greater responsibility. Understanding stewardship determines one's eternity. Trading and business skills are important for kingdom work, as they allow one to create and exchange value. The goal is for one's work to have lasting value beyond themselves.
Building Capacity - Foundational Paradigms for Living in Abundance
This document discusses building capacity and shifting paradigms to live in abundance. It suggests that capacity is built through obtaining skills and knowledge to do jobs competently. The document references the Parable of the Talents from the Bible and advocates shifting paradigms such as believing Jesus is limitless rather than limited. It provides action steps like asking for grace, accepting work, and finding ways to volunteer to build capacity. Finally, it outlines statements about identity in Christ.
Building Capacity - Practical Steps to Develop Capacity
This document discusses building capacity through practical steps of development. It defines capacity building as obtaining, improving, and retaining the skills and knowledge needed to perform jobs competently. It then lists several "capacities" to examine oneself on, such as stewardship-ability, cheerful-ability, and relational ability. The document encourages setting goals for 2018 to improve these capacities and provides action steps for families. The overall message is about developing skills and abilities through self-examination and goal-setting in order to better serve and represent God.
Building Capacity - Partnership Ability
The document discusses partnership abilities and building capacity for representing God as his citizen on Earth. It emphasizes knowing, hearing, and obeying the master; modeling Christ's life of transforming others; and discipling nations. The vision is for God's love to be visible, impactful, and contagious. The objective is to live as God lives and do what he does without a personal agenda or ambition, being crucified with Christ and abiding in him as part of his kingdom and body.
Building Capacity - Developing Risk Taking Ability
This document discusses developing risk-taking ability by examining the parable of the talents in Matthew 25:14-30. It argues that both foolish risks undertaken without consideration and prudent risks researched with faith in God can build God's kingdom. While knowledge helps with calculated risks, true confidence comes from trusting God's direction. The document cites biblical figures like Abraham and Jesus' disciples who took risks for God. It closes by asserting that God calls believers not to a timid life but to represent him boldly through risks taken in faith.
Building Capacity - Developing multiply-ability
The document discusses developing multiply-ability and building capacity. It encourages plugging into God as the source of multiplication. God has given responsibilities and assignments, and expects his followers to trade and work with their gifts to increase and proliferate their impact. By forgetting themselves and engaging in God's work with reckless abandon, believers can relax, as God will cause his work to multiply through their hands. The successful steward engages in the father's business.
The Love Code – Heaven’s Culture 3
The document discusses the vision, mission, and identity of an organization focused on modeling Christ's love and transforming lives through discipleship. The vision is for God's love to be visible, impactful, and contagious worldwide. The mission is to model how Christ lives and acts, disciple nations. The identity described includes being a citizen of heaven belonging to God's kingdom, with God's will as one's agenda and God's service as one's ambition, abiding in Christ as a branch of the vine.
The Love Code: Heaven’s Culture 2
This document discusses cultivating a culture of love that cares for others more than self. It encourages becoming part of this culture by learning about it, imitating others who exemplify it, and putting it into practice. This culture prioritizes considering others' needs and rejoicing in their blessings over self-focus. It is modeled on Jesus caring for others above himself. The document asserts that living this way of love transforms us and allows us to freely serve and represent God on Earth.
The Love Code – Love does not Fly off the Handle
This document discusses the concept of love from a biblical perspective. It states that love is life, and those who do not live in love are dead. True love, or "Heaven's Culture," means not flying off the handle in anger and not keeping score of others' sins. It then examines the nature of anger and its causes. The document provides biblical references about anger and contrasts anger with love. It gives examples from the Bible of people who did not keep scores, such as Jephthah, Joseph, and Jesus. Finally, it emphasizes that as followers of Christ, we must practice love.
The love Code -Heaven’s Culture
This document discusses the concept of love as described in the Bible. It provides several definitions of love from passages such as 1 Corinthians 13:6. Love is described as not taking pleasure in injustice but rather rejoicing in the truth. It does not delight in evil or wrongdoing but finds joy in righteousness. True love treasures truth, celebrates good behavior, and promotes virtue. The document emphasizes that to exhibit God's love means having God's perspective on sin and righteousness by sorrowing over sin but rejoicing at truth and virtue.
Love Puts up with Anything
This document discusses the importance of love and putting up with others. It notes that total submission to God and trust in His lordship allows one to put up with anything or anyone. The goal of love should be Christ. Several reasons are provided for why people may not want to put up with others, such as loss of sight, pride, laziness, and focusing on self. However, when filled with God's love, one can see others through God's eyes and express lack of faith by refusing to tolerate others. Leading and discipling others for God is another reason to put up with others. The document concludes by stating aspects of one's identity and belonging as a citizen of heaven, representative of God, living stone
Love Doesn’t Strut
The document discusses the nature of love. It states that love does not parade itself, have a swelled head, or behave rudely. Love is defined as being selfless and focused on others rather than oneself. Examples are given of words that describe behaviors that love does not exhibit, such as strutting, boasting, or being conceited. The root of behaviors that love is not is said to be self. True love imitates the example of Jesus by being humble, serving others, and living according to God's will rather than one's own agenda or ambition.
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Jesus life school hbs jun 12
- 2. + JLS – You are Invited!
- 4. JESUS LiFE SCHOOL • Joy • Compulsive desire to share • A feeling of privilege and honor • Can’t wait to start learning • A determination to excel
- 5. +What Makes a School GREAT? Robust Teacher Support Active Family Engagement After school successes validating curriculum Alumni History and Success Stories Supportive Environmental Conditions Strong Social and Emotional Student Growth A School-Wide Climate of High Expectations
- 6. +Key Discipleship Lessons -MMLJ Course Content - “Follow Me” Course Objective – “I will make you Fishers of Men” Certificate of Completion – “The Great Commission”
- 7. +Follow Me! Who is Jesus? What is His guiding Ideology, His Philosophy, His Principles and His Example? Are we meant to follow what he says, or all of HIM? What is the Cost of Following Him? How do we Follow Him? How do you know if you are following Him?
- 8. +The Key To Fruitfulness John 15:4-7,16 – Abide! Develop, Cultivate, Grow a relationship with Jesus.Via his Word,Via the Holy Spirit,Via Prayer and Communion,Via running His errands!
- 9. + Words on Marble “We all are called to make disciples! There are only two kinds of people who cannot disciple, and that is one who is not a follower of Christ and/or one who disobeys God's command and refuses to disciple
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- 12. + 35 Days in God’s Agenda! Testing the Claim! Pray for the World daily for 30 days Read through the New Testament in 30 days Sacrifice your money for a specific reconciliation/gospel purpose. Connect your giving to your going. Spend your time in another context, go out to somewhere different from your normal routes and routine. Don’t’ just sacrifice your money, give yourself! 1 day. Choose a project. Commit your life to a multiplying Community (HCCC). Witness and disciple others to grow the Church and community you belong to. Invite 4 (8times) this 35 days.
- 13. +World Prayer Plan (www.operationworld.org) Afghanistan Czech Republic Iraq North Korea Austria Denmark Israel Pakistan Bosnia Dominican Republic Italy Peru Bhutan Egypt Japan Philippines Armenia Ghana Libya Portugal Botswana France Malaysia Romania Brazil Germany Mexico Rwanda China Greece Moldova Saudi Arabia Cambodia Guatemala Mozambique Slovakia Congo DRC Haiti Myanmar Slovenia Costa Rica Hungary Nepal South Africa Croatia India Nicaragua South Korea
- 14. +Bible Reading Plan 1. Matthew 1-9 2. Matthew 10-15 3. Matthew 16-22 4. Matthew 23-28 5. Mark 1-8 6. Mark 9-16 7. Luke 1-6 8. Luke 7-11 9. Luke 12-18 10. Luke 19-24 11. John 1-7 12. John 8-13 13. John 14-21 14. Acts 1-7 15. Acts 8-14 16. Acts 15-21 17. Acts 22-28 18. Romans 1-8 19. Romans 9-16 20. 1 Corinthians 1-9 21. 1 Corinthians 10-16 22. 2 Corinthians 1-13 23. Galatians – Ephesians 24. Philippians – 2 Thessalonians 25. 1 Timothy – Philemon 26. Hebrews 27. James – 2 Peter 28. 1 John – Jude 29. Revelation 1-11 30. Revelation 12-22
- 15. +This is who we Are! This is Who I Am! I am Heaven’s Citizen! I am God’s, totally God’s. I am God’s Representative Here on the Earth! He finds expression through me. I am the House that God is Building! I am a living stone, fitted together with other believers into the House of God! I belong to God’s Kingdom! I am a Son of God, A Heir of God, a Joint Heir with Christ. I have no personal AGENDA! I have no personal AMBITION! God’s Will is my Agenda! God’s Service is my Ambition! I am Crucified with Christ! The Life I now live is Christ’s! I live by the FAITH of the SON of God who Loved me, and Gave himself for ME! Jesus is my Lord! He is the VINE, I am a BRANCH! I bear fruit when I abide in Him. I ABIDE in JESUS!
- 16. +Heaven's Citizens Christian Centre - Give to God’s Work! Skye Bank: 1771433001 Apapa Branch. GTBank: 0148495211 Ojodu Branch