A look at realities about money; the only five ways that a person can handle money; and some action steps toward becoming a faithful steward of finances. Presented to participants in the Support Raising Workshop, Calvary Church, State College, Pennsylvania, on 7-25-2013.
The Bible is a library of books written over 1500 years that tells the story of God's revelation to humanity. It was first revealed to the Jewish people in the Old Testament and then to all people through Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The books were written at different times, first orally and then in writing as writing developed, and were edited to best represent the traditions of the people. The Bible contains many different genres of writing including proverbs, parables, letters, legal documents, hymns, songs, and stories. It is divided into the Old Testament and New Testament with different sections covering areas like law, history, poetry, prophets, the gospels, letters, and prophecy.
The fourth commandment honor they father and mother-catholic nab and cathechismJean Smith
The document discusses the importance of honoring one's parents as commanded in the fourth commandment. It discusses how Jesus honored his parents by obeying them according to the book of Luke. Several Bible passages are cited that emphasize respecting, obeying and honoring one's father and mother, including Exodus 20:12, Ephesians 6:1, and passages from Leviticus and Proverbs. Maintaining proper parent-child relationships is presented as a foundation of social doctrine and important for building a harmonious family life and society.
This document outlines 7 requirements for effective soul-winning:
1. A soul winner must be saved and holy, avoiding gossip, cursing, lying, and deceitful speech and apparel.
2. They must pray fervently and study Scripture in-depth.
3. In addition to being knowledgeable, patient, and obedient, a soul winner should not feel ashamed to share the gospel whenever possible.
Apresentação sobre educação financeira doméstica fundada em princípios bíblicos. Composta por 5 Unidades (Introdução, Orçamento Pessoal/Familiar, Juros, Consumo Consciente e Poupança e Aposentadoria). Pode ser usada para ministrar estudos de ao menos 2 horas para cada unidade.Se for possível utilizar 2:30h em cada unidade pode se enriquecer o estudo com mais práticas, trocas de experiências e apresentação de videos.
Fulfilling your purpose by fulfilling god's purposeWeniel Sabuero
The document discusses how Jeremiah was called by God to be a prophet despite feeling unqualified. It provides 4 ways to fulfill God's purpose based on Jeremiah 1:4-10: 1) Know your worth as valued by God, 2) See your quality as qualified by God, 3) Live empowered by God's strength, 4) Influence others as transformed by God. Fulfilling God's purpose involves focusing on how God sees and equips us rather than our own limitations.
1) O documento discute o pecado original, pecado pessoal e social, e pecados mortais e veniais. 2) Ele explica que o pecado é a negação do amor a Deus e ao próximo através de ações ou omissões, e que pode ser cometido individualmente ou coletivamente. 3) O texto também descreve os sete pecados contra o Espírito Santo, considerados imperdoáveis, como a desesperança na salvação e a obstinação no mal.
Honor Your Father And Your Mother - The Fifth Commandment - (Lesson Four in O...Don McClain
The #1 problem facing our churches, communities, nation and world today is the breakdown of the home as God designed it. This command gets to the heart of the problem - and by implication - the principles underlying this command extends beyond the duties of the children placing great responsibilities upon the parents. Join us as we consider this age enduring principle . . .
A look at realities about money; the only five ways that a person can handle money; and some action steps toward becoming a faithful steward of finances. Presented to participants in the Support Raising Workshop, Calvary Church, State College, Pennsylvania, on 7-25-2013.
The Bible is a library of books written over 1500 years that tells the story of God's revelation to humanity. It was first revealed to the Jewish people in the Old Testament and then to all people through Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The books were written at different times, first orally and then in writing as writing developed, and were edited to best represent the traditions of the people. The Bible contains many different genres of writing including proverbs, parables, letters, legal documents, hymns, songs, and stories. It is divided into the Old Testament and New Testament with different sections covering areas like law, history, poetry, prophets, the gospels, letters, and prophecy.
The fourth commandment honor they father and mother-catholic nab and cathechismJean Smith
The document discusses the importance of honoring one's parents as commanded in the fourth commandment. It discusses how Jesus honored his parents by obeying them according to the book of Luke. Several Bible passages are cited that emphasize respecting, obeying and honoring one's father and mother, including Exodus 20:12, Ephesians 6:1, and passages from Leviticus and Proverbs. Maintaining proper parent-child relationships is presented as a foundation of social doctrine and important for building a harmonious family life and society.
This document outlines 7 requirements for effective soul-winning:
1. A soul winner must be saved and holy, avoiding gossip, cursing, lying, and deceitful speech and apparel.
2. They must pray fervently and study Scripture in-depth.
3. In addition to being knowledgeable, patient, and obedient, a soul winner should not feel ashamed to share the gospel whenever possible.
Apresentação sobre educação financeira doméstica fundada em princípios bíblicos. Composta por 5 Unidades (Introdução, Orçamento Pessoal/Familiar, Juros, Consumo Consciente e Poupança e Aposentadoria). Pode ser usada para ministrar estudos de ao menos 2 horas para cada unidade.Se for possível utilizar 2:30h em cada unidade pode se enriquecer o estudo com mais práticas, trocas de experiências e apresentação de videos.
Fulfilling your purpose by fulfilling god's purposeWeniel Sabuero
The document discusses how Jeremiah was called by God to be a prophet despite feeling unqualified. It provides 4 ways to fulfill God's purpose based on Jeremiah 1:4-10: 1) Know your worth as valued by God, 2) See your quality as qualified by God, 3) Live empowered by God's strength, 4) Influence others as transformed by God. Fulfilling God's purpose involves focusing on how God sees and equips us rather than our own limitations.
1) O documento discute o pecado original, pecado pessoal e social, e pecados mortais e veniais. 2) Ele explica que o pecado é a negação do amor a Deus e ao próximo através de ações ou omissões, e que pode ser cometido individualmente ou coletivamente. 3) O texto também descreve os sete pecados contra o Espírito Santo, considerados imperdoáveis, como a desesperança na salvação e a obstinação no mal.
Honor Your Father And Your Mother - The Fifth Commandment - (Lesson Four in O...Don McClain
The #1 problem facing our churches, communities, nation and world today is the breakdown of the home as God designed it. This command gets to the heart of the problem - and by implication - the principles underlying this command extends beyond the duties of the children placing great responsibilities upon the parents. Join us as we consider this age enduring principle . . .
Evangelizar é testemunhar o que Deus realizou, realiza e realizará através de Jesus Cristo. Isso envolve proclamar a Boa Nova com alegria, transformando as pessoas e revelando o mistério da salvação por meio do testemunho e da palavra de Deus. Evangelizar é um mandamento de Jesus e uma obrigação para os crentes de levar a mensagem a todos.
O documento discute a história da Bíblia, desde os primeiros escritos até como chegou até nós. Apresenta fatos sobre a Bíblia, como ter sido o primeiro livro impresso por Gutenberg e ter sido traduzido para 1800 línguas. Explora também os diferentes gêneros literários encontrados na Bíblia e como os suportes de escrita evoluíram ao longo do tempo.
The document provides information about the Bible, including its structure and contents. It discusses that the Bible is comprised of the Old and New Testaments. The Old Testament contains 39 books divided between the Pentateuch, historical books, writings, and prophets. The New Testament contains 27 books divided between the gospels, acts, letters of Paul, pastoral letters, and Revelation. It also explains the purpose of reading the Bible is to learn about God, people, salvation history, and ourselves.
This document provides an overview of the origins and history of the Bible. It discusses that the original languages of the Bible were Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. It also notes some of the important English translations of the Bible over time. Additionally, it outlines some of the key differences between Protestant and Catholic Bibles, specifically regarding the number of books in the Old Testament. Finally, it briefly discusses the process of authoring and interpreting the Bible.
O documento discute a doutrina da salvação cristã. A salvação é necessária devido ao pecado, que separa os homens de Deus e traz consequências como a morte. A salvação é um dom de Deus por sua graça, amor e misericórdia, e não por obras humanas. Jesus Cristo, por seu sacrifício na cruz, é a base da salvação. A fé é o meio para apropriar-se da salvação oferecida por Cristo.
O documento discute a interpretação correta da carta de Paulo aos Romanos. Ele enfatiza que a carta deve ser lida como um todo, sem se ater às divisões em capítulos. Também destaca aspectos sobre a contextualização histórica e a compreensão da mensagem central do apóstolo Paulo de que a salvação é pela graça, não pelas obras.
(2 Thessalonians 3:1-5) — What is Patience? How important is it for us to LEARN to be patient? How can we learn to be patient? - http://w65stchurchofchrist.org/2017_Sermons/2017_03_26_The_Patience_of_Christ.mp3
Sermon slides from message "the Letter & the Law (Luke 11:37-54)" by Rev Dr Ng Swee Ming on 16 Nov 2014. Concluding Part # 4 of Sermon Series "Bring Jesus to your World"
Spiritual Discipline of Evangelism.
Feel free to check out my Youtube channel ("Bible A to Z"):
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCksmizy3de-HTruLFkHDCMA
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/BibleAtoZ1
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Bible-A-to-Z-104071948506766
(Also on Instagram, BitChute, and Rumble)
O documento apresenta uma introdução à Bíblia, descrevendo-a como a revelação escrita de Deus sobre Sua vontade para os homens e tendo como tema central a salvação mediante Jesus Cristo. Em seguida, descreve a estrutura e os gêneros literários encontrados no Antigo e Novo Testamento, assim como as características de variedade, unidade, historicidade e natureza tanto humana quanto divina da Bíblia.
CCF GLC 1 Book 2_Session 7_One Task - Witnessing Herald De Guzman
The document provides guidance on how to be an effective witness for Christ. It explains that anyone can be a witness by sharing their personal experience of how they came to know Jesus. It also discusses how our lives and sharing our testimony or story of meeting Christ can influence others. Additionally, the document notes that we should not be ashamed of sharing the gospel, as it has the power to bring salvation. Our role as ambassadors of Christ is to urge people to be reconciled to God.
This document discusses Jesus' statement in John 15:1-11 about being the "true vine." It explains that Jesus used the metaphor of a grapevine, which would have been familiar to Jews, to teach four main points: (1) Jesus is the source of life and sustenance for believers, (2) believers are called to abide in Christ to bear fruit, (3) God the Father prunes believers to encourage greater fruitfulness, and (4) fruitfulness is evidence of abiding in Christ. The key is for believers to remain in close fellowship with Christ through obedience, prayer, and Bible reading in order to bear the spiritual fruits of winning souls, holiness, and good works.
Lição 1 - As Cartas de Pedro: Vivendo em Esperança e Firmados na VerdadeÉder Tomé
A lição apresenta um resumo das Cartas de Pedro. Ambas as cartas foram escritas por Pedro para encorajar os cristãos a permanecerem firmes na fé em meio a tempos de provação, seja por perseguições externas ou falsos ensinamentos. A Primeira Carta incentiva os crentes a viverem com esperança, alegria e santidade, enquanto a Segunda os adverte sobre os perigos dos falsos mestres e a importância de se aterem à verdade do evangelho.
The textual-expository sermon is the oldest and most revered homiletic form that every preacher must master. While traditional definitions focus on a single, correct interpretation of the biblical text, the document argues texts are polyvalent with multiple possible meanings and theologies. It provides a working definition of an expository sermon as presenting an aspect of the biblical literary unit's message, content, form and function. The goal is to help listeners interpret their lives through biblical paradigms and experience the power of the Gospel by prompting a fusion of horizons between the world of the text and contemporary experience. Expository sermons may be presented deductively or inductively.
O documento apresenta um projeto de pequenos grupos na igreja com o objetivo de estender o trabalho da igreja para estudos bíblicos, comunhão e desenvolvimento de dons em pequenas equipes. O projeto define as dinâmicas dos grupos como adoração, compartilhamento, estudo e oração em encontros semanais de no máximo 1h30. A implementação ocorrerá em etapas entre janeiro e março com apresentação, capacitação de líderes e lançamento dos grupos.
O documento discute o que é um discípulo de Cristo. Um discípulo deve: 1) multiplicar-se convertendo outros e ensinando-os, 2) crescer em sua fé através da oração, Palavra de Deus e adoração, 3) viver em comunidade apoiando outros e participando dos ajuntamentos da Igreja.
This document discusses how to gain eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. It establishes that God has already given believers eternal life through his Son. It provides biblical passages that show Jesus died for humanity's sins so that all may be brought to God. The document emphasizes that whoever believes in God's Son will not be condemned but have eternal life. It encourages readers to pray to accept Jesus as their savior if they have not yet done so in order to receive eternal life.
O documento discute a formação do cânon bíblico, mencionando que: 1) 80 evangelhos foram estudados para compor o Novo Testamento, mas apenas Mateus, Marcos, Lucas e João foram escolhidos; 2) o termo "cânon" significa lista autoritativa dos livros bíblicos; 3) a canonicidade está enraizada na inspiração divina, com os livros sendo reconhecidos como inspirados e não determinados por autoridade humana.
Conteúdo:
A origem da Bíblia
Material e formato dos livros
Divisão de capítulos e versículos
As traduções
O Cânon
Os apócrifos
O Antigo e o Novo Testamento
Personagens do Novo Testamento
Revelação Geral
Revelação Especial
Inspiração
Autógrafos e cópias
Preservação da Bíblia
Iluminação
Interpretação
Submissão
The document is a year-end report from the Adventist - AIDS International Ministry (AAIM) to its board. It provides updates on HIV trends globally, including the countries with the highest HIV incidence rates in 2011 and 2013. It also summarizes AAIM's ongoing and new projects in various countries aimed at HIV prevention, care, and support.
This document promotes Adventist Circle, a dating site for Seventh-day Adventist singles. It explains that the site allows users to connect with other Adventists online to date and find relationships while maintaining their shared religious principles. The document provides details on signing up for the site, creating a profile, searching for matches, and the benefits of using the site even if a user does not immediately find matches of interest.
Evangelizar é testemunhar o que Deus realizou, realiza e realizará através de Jesus Cristo. Isso envolve proclamar a Boa Nova com alegria, transformando as pessoas e revelando o mistério da salvação por meio do testemunho e da palavra de Deus. Evangelizar é um mandamento de Jesus e uma obrigação para os crentes de levar a mensagem a todos.
O documento discute a história da Bíblia, desde os primeiros escritos até como chegou até nós. Apresenta fatos sobre a Bíblia, como ter sido o primeiro livro impresso por Gutenberg e ter sido traduzido para 1800 línguas. Explora também os diferentes gêneros literários encontrados na Bíblia e como os suportes de escrita evoluíram ao longo do tempo.
The document provides information about the Bible, including its structure and contents. It discusses that the Bible is comprised of the Old and New Testaments. The Old Testament contains 39 books divided between the Pentateuch, historical books, writings, and prophets. The New Testament contains 27 books divided between the gospels, acts, letters of Paul, pastoral letters, and Revelation. It also explains the purpose of reading the Bible is to learn about God, people, salvation history, and ourselves.
This document provides an overview of the origins and history of the Bible. It discusses that the original languages of the Bible were Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. It also notes some of the important English translations of the Bible over time. Additionally, it outlines some of the key differences between Protestant and Catholic Bibles, specifically regarding the number of books in the Old Testament. Finally, it briefly discusses the process of authoring and interpreting the Bible.
O documento discute a doutrina da salvação cristã. A salvação é necessária devido ao pecado, que separa os homens de Deus e traz consequências como a morte. A salvação é um dom de Deus por sua graça, amor e misericórdia, e não por obras humanas. Jesus Cristo, por seu sacrifício na cruz, é a base da salvação. A fé é o meio para apropriar-se da salvação oferecida por Cristo.
O documento discute a interpretação correta da carta de Paulo aos Romanos. Ele enfatiza que a carta deve ser lida como um todo, sem se ater às divisões em capítulos. Também destaca aspectos sobre a contextualização histórica e a compreensão da mensagem central do apóstolo Paulo de que a salvação é pela graça, não pelas obras.
(2 Thessalonians 3:1-5) — What is Patience? How important is it for us to LEARN to be patient? How can we learn to be patient? - http://w65stchurchofchrist.org/2017_Sermons/2017_03_26_The_Patience_of_Christ.mp3
Sermon slides from message "the Letter & the Law (Luke 11:37-54)" by Rev Dr Ng Swee Ming on 16 Nov 2014. Concluding Part # 4 of Sermon Series "Bring Jesus to your World"
Spiritual Discipline of Evangelism.
Feel free to check out my Youtube channel ("Bible A to Z"):
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCksmizy3de-HTruLFkHDCMA
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/BibleAtoZ1
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Bible-A-to-Z-104071948506766
(Also on Instagram, BitChute, and Rumble)
O documento apresenta uma introdução à Bíblia, descrevendo-a como a revelação escrita de Deus sobre Sua vontade para os homens e tendo como tema central a salvação mediante Jesus Cristo. Em seguida, descreve a estrutura e os gêneros literários encontrados no Antigo e Novo Testamento, assim como as características de variedade, unidade, historicidade e natureza tanto humana quanto divina da Bíblia.
CCF GLC 1 Book 2_Session 7_One Task - Witnessing Herald De Guzman
The document provides guidance on how to be an effective witness for Christ. It explains that anyone can be a witness by sharing their personal experience of how they came to know Jesus. It also discusses how our lives and sharing our testimony or story of meeting Christ can influence others. Additionally, the document notes that we should not be ashamed of sharing the gospel, as it has the power to bring salvation. Our role as ambassadors of Christ is to urge people to be reconciled to God.
This document discusses Jesus' statement in John 15:1-11 about being the "true vine." It explains that Jesus used the metaphor of a grapevine, which would have been familiar to Jews, to teach four main points: (1) Jesus is the source of life and sustenance for believers, (2) believers are called to abide in Christ to bear fruit, (3) God the Father prunes believers to encourage greater fruitfulness, and (4) fruitfulness is evidence of abiding in Christ. The key is for believers to remain in close fellowship with Christ through obedience, prayer, and Bible reading in order to bear the spiritual fruits of winning souls, holiness, and good works.
Lição 1 - As Cartas de Pedro: Vivendo em Esperança e Firmados na VerdadeÉder Tomé
A lição apresenta um resumo das Cartas de Pedro. Ambas as cartas foram escritas por Pedro para encorajar os cristãos a permanecerem firmes na fé em meio a tempos de provação, seja por perseguições externas ou falsos ensinamentos. A Primeira Carta incentiva os crentes a viverem com esperança, alegria e santidade, enquanto a Segunda os adverte sobre os perigos dos falsos mestres e a importância de se aterem à verdade do evangelho.
The textual-expository sermon is the oldest and most revered homiletic form that every preacher must master. While traditional definitions focus on a single, correct interpretation of the biblical text, the document argues texts are polyvalent with multiple possible meanings and theologies. It provides a working definition of an expository sermon as presenting an aspect of the biblical literary unit's message, content, form and function. The goal is to help listeners interpret their lives through biblical paradigms and experience the power of the Gospel by prompting a fusion of horizons between the world of the text and contemporary experience. Expository sermons may be presented deductively or inductively.
O documento apresenta um projeto de pequenos grupos na igreja com o objetivo de estender o trabalho da igreja para estudos bíblicos, comunhão e desenvolvimento de dons em pequenas equipes. O projeto define as dinâmicas dos grupos como adoração, compartilhamento, estudo e oração em encontros semanais de no máximo 1h30. A implementação ocorrerá em etapas entre janeiro e março com apresentação, capacitação de líderes e lançamento dos grupos.
O documento discute o que é um discípulo de Cristo. Um discípulo deve: 1) multiplicar-se convertendo outros e ensinando-os, 2) crescer em sua fé através da oração, Palavra de Deus e adoração, 3) viver em comunidade apoiando outros e participando dos ajuntamentos da Igreja.
This document discusses how to gain eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. It establishes that God has already given believers eternal life through his Son. It provides biblical passages that show Jesus died for humanity's sins so that all may be brought to God. The document emphasizes that whoever believes in God's Son will not be condemned but have eternal life. It encourages readers to pray to accept Jesus as their savior if they have not yet done so in order to receive eternal life.
O documento discute a formação do cânon bíblico, mencionando que: 1) 80 evangelhos foram estudados para compor o Novo Testamento, mas apenas Mateus, Marcos, Lucas e João foram escolhidos; 2) o termo "cânon" significa lista autoritativa dos livros bíblicos; 3) a canonicidade está enraizada na inspiração divina, com os livros sendo reconhecidos como inspirados e não determinados por autoridade humana.
Conteúdo:
A origem da Bíblia
Material e formato dos livros
Divisão de capítulos e versículos
As traduções
O Cânon
Os apócrifos
O Antigo e o Novo Testamento
Personagens do Novo Testamento
Revelação Geral
Revelação Especial
Inspiração
Autógrafos e cópias
Preservação da Bíblia
Iluminação
Interpretação
Submissão
The document is a year-end report from the Adventist - AIDS International Ministry (AAIM) to its board. It provides updates on HIV trends globally, including the countries with the highest HIV incidence rates in 2011 and 2013. It also summarizes AAIM's ongoing and new projects in various countries aimed at HIV prevention, care, and support.
This document promotes Adventist Circle, a dating site for Seventh-day Adventist singles. It explains that the site allows users to connect with other Adventists online to date and find relationships while maintaining their shared religious principles. The document provides details on signing up for the site, creating a profile, searching for matches, and the benefits of using the site even if a user does not immediately find matches of interest.
Andrew Murray was a pastor in South Africa in the 1860s. He helped spark a major spiritual revival across the Cape Colony. The revival began at a church conference in Worcester that Andrew Murray spoke at, where people came under deep conviction of their sin. The revival then spread from Worcester to other towns, with intense prayer meetings and many cases of conversion reported daily. Eyewitnesses described an outpouring of the Holy Spirit and a spiritual awakening that transformed the region.
There are 7 very important things that happen in the waters of baptism, according to the Bible. Some churches call it "an outward sign of an inward experience", but do they really know just how rich that inward experience is? For believers in Jesus Christ to be baptized in water has been a common practice for thousands of years. Jesus commanded that His disciples baptize believers, and they did!
This document discusses Seventh-Day Adventists during World War I. It provides photos and information about Adventist conscientious objectors and prisoners of war during the war. It notes that while some Adventists served in the war, others were conscientious objectors who faced ridicule from the media and public for their refusal to fight. The document emphasizes that the sacrifices of Adventists on both sides of the war should be remembered by congregations today.
Seventh-day Adventists have been chosen by God to uplift His law and Sabbath. The document discusses how Adventists should identify as Seventh-day Adventists and take a stand for their faith and beliefs. It outlines standards for Sabbath observance, health, reading, speech, music, amusements and dress that Adventists should uphold to honor their name and faith.
This document discusses the power of prayer and fasting. It defines fasting as abstaining from food or drink in order to seek God more intensely. Fasting is described in the Bible as being used in times of war, sickness, grief, and for forgiveness and wisdom. Jesus fasted for 40 days before his ministry and taught his followers to fast. The document calls Christians to pray and fast for protection amid dangerous times, for promotion to fulfill their destiny, and for revival in the church and nation. Fasting intensifies hunger for God, increases intimacy with him, and cleanses spiritual blockages.
The Millennium and the End of Sin (A Doctrine of Seventh-day Adventist Church)Derrick Orvill Bapari
The document discusses the millennium, which is believed to be a thousand-year reign of Jesus Christ in heaven between the first and second resurrections. It notes there are three phases of God's final judgment: premillennial judgment, the millennium judgment, and the executive judgment. A chart is presented showing events believed to occur at the beginning, during, and end of the millennium, including Jesus' second coming, the resurrection of righteous people, Satan being bound, the saints reigning with Christ, and hell and eternal punishment.
This document provides a summary of the history of God's church from Eden to the present day. It describes how Moses was the first to record God's instructions and how various prophets throughout history called God's people by different names. It then outlines major periods and events in the development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church from the 18th century to the present, including the ministry of William Miller, the Great Disappointment of 1844, the emergence of Sabbath-keeping Adventists, and the organization of the denomination in the 19th century. It profiles influential early Adventist pioneers and leaders and notes some anniversaries and current leadership of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church.
This document discusses different types of Adventists based on their beliefs and attitudes. It describes:
- Traditional Adventists who strictly adhere to church doctrine and are skeptical of outside influences.
- Evangelical Adventists who believe Scripture is the ultimate authority over church tradition and Ellen White's writings. They emphasize the biblical gospel.
- Progressive Adventists who cite scholars like George Knight and want a more open and inclusive church that affirms all types of Adventists.
The document explores differences around issues like righteousness by faith, the human nature of Jesus, and the authority of Ellen White. It advocates that evangelical Adventism guards the centrality of the gospel while progressive Adventism works for a church where all
This document provides guidance on prayer based on scripture. It emphasizes the importance of prayer and discusses different aspects of an effective prayer life. It recommends devoting yourself to prayer, being watchful and thankful in prayer. Specific tips include praying often, with focus and persistence, being alert for God's answers, and cultivating an attitude of gratitude. The purpose of prayer is to seek God's will, not our own. Overall, the document stresses developing a committed prayer life that transforms lives and expands God's kingdom.
Small groups are an important part of church growth and ministry according to the Bible. The first small group was the Trinity as they planned creation. In the Old Testament, Moses and Samuel organized the Israelites into small groups for spiritual growth and problem solving. In the New Testament, Jesus formed a small group of 12 apostles and the early church met in small groups in homes. Small groups are organized to allow each member to use their gifts and work together towards the goals of spiritual nourishment, witnessing, and leading people to Christ.
THE SABBATH SCHOOL - 3rd QUARTER 2020 - LESSON 10.Adam Hiola
Small groups are an effective way for churches to grow and spread the gospel. The Bible provides examples of small groups in both the Old and New Testaments. Small groups allow believers to strengthen their faith, better understand God's word, improve prayer habits, and learn how to witness to others. When organized well with specific goals, small groups can intercede for others, study the Bible together, train for service, and participate in missionary activities. Ellen White affirmed that small group Bible study blesses church members and advances God's work.
This document discusses the importance and benefits of small groups. It provides examples of small groups in the Old and New Testaments, such as Moses dividing the Israelites into camps and Jethro's suggestion to further divide them into smaller groups. In the New Testament, Jesus established the first small group by choosing the twelve apostles. The early Church gathered in small groups in homes, and organized small evangelism groups to spread the gospel. Small groups help nourish faith, teach God's word, boost prayer, and train people to witness. When people are part of small groups, it's harder to get discouraged and easier to fulfill the mission.
This document discusses the importance of unity in the church. It provides several examples of unity from the Bible, including Jesus' prayer in John 17 that believers may be one. The church is compared to a body with many members working together. Organization is also discussed as being essential for carrying out the church's mission and protecting it. Ellen White is quoted emphasizing that order and discipline are needed and God has directed the establishment of the church's structure. The document concludes that while mission, message, and organization are important for unity, elements like prayer, Bible study, and witnessing are also necessary to create and sustain unity in the church.
Santvana Community of disciples committed to strive together to follow the Lord in the PATH OF LOVE, with a mission to be incarnated in the culture of the people, to build the kingdom of God through PRAYER and PROCLAMATION of the Word
The document discusses the New Testament model for the church based on examples from Acts to Jude. It covers topics like how the early church was organized and functioned, what happened during church gatherings, and how Christians lived out their faith. The author examines many scripture passages to understand what the Bible says about proper church structure and the Christian life. The goal is to learn from the Apostolic model and apply those teachings today.
This document provides an overview of the author's perspective on the New Testament model for the church based on writings from Acts to Jude. Some of the key points made include:
- The early church was made up of believers relating to each other as brothers and sisters, coming together to worship God and spread the gospel.
- Leadership in the early church involved multiple elders and was not a hierarchical structure. Women also served in roles like deaconesses.
- Homes played an important role in the early church as places for fellowship, communion, and teaching.
- Spiritual gifts like prophecy and teaching were shared among many believers, not just formal clergy.
- Offerings and possessions were shared among believers to
This document provides information about growing disciples through relationships and spiritual formation. It discusses that growing disciples should have the end in mind of developing a commitment to God, community, and mission. Disciples are grown through life-on-life mentoring using processes like triads and small groups, with a focus on a few people. The document emphasizes that growing disciples is primarily a relational experience rather than instructional, and involves knowing and experiencing God's love together through both spontaneous and intentional interactions.
The document discusses a vision for a new ministry called "Disciples of the Lamb, Apostles of the King" that focuses on both discipleship and the apostolate. It argues that formation programs should be based on Church teachings and focus on knowledge of faith, moral life, prayer, liturgy, community, and mission. The alternative proposed is a formation process that builds community and allows each person's vocation to blossom through personal mentoring relationships rather than traditional programs.
Small groups are essential for spiritual growth and community within the church. They allow Christians to study scripture together, support one another, and apply their faith to daily life. When balanced around the five elements of fellowship, discipleship, worship, ministry, and evangelism, small groups help fulfill Jesus' commandments to love God, love others, and make disciples. Healthy small groups transform lives through relationship-building and serving one another and the community.
This document discusses making disciples for the 21st century. It defines a disciple as someone who forsakes all to follow Jesus, is willing to learn, commits to identifying with Christ's death through sacrifice, and responds in faith and obedience to Jesus' call. Effective discipleship involves lifelong learning and allowing Christ to transform us. Small groups are emphasized as the primary means of nurturing disciples through worship, community, nurture, support, outreach and mission. Empowered disciples rely on the Holy Spirit and use personal evangelism to witness and make more disciples.
The document discusses the key elements of a local church according to biblical principles:
1) It is a group of baptized believers who regularly meet together.
2) Meetings include worshipping God through Jesus Christ, being taught from God's word, and celebrating communion.
3) The group is guided by appointed church leaders.
The document examines what constitutes a local church and explores both the minimum and maximum aspects of what a local church should encompass based on biblical examples and teachings.
The document summarizes key points about leadership, organization, doctrine, discipline, and mission in the church. It discusses that Christ is the head of the church and leaders should serve as Christ did through humility. It emphasizes the importance of sound doctrine based on the Bible to maintain unity. Discipline should be done redemptively with love. The overall mission that unites the church is making disciples for Christ by preaching the gospel. Working together as an organized body is important to advance the work of the Lord.
The document provides an overview of Core Discipleship, a faith-based Christian organization that uses a discipleship process based on Jesus' inner circle of Peter, James, and John. The process involves three strands: large group gatherings, small groups, and core groups of 3-4 people. The core group workbook provides a 1-year curriculum to help believers mature through close, confidential relationships and multiplication of spiritual generations. The purpose of core groups is to fulfill the Great Commandment and Commission by teaching disciples to obey all that Jesus commanded and make more disciples.
THE SABBATH SCHOOL - 4th QUARTER 2020 - LESSON 9.Adam Hiola
The document discusses the role of the church in education. It states that the church is called to be a university where people can learn from Jesus as the Master Teacher. It describes how the early church gathered in small groups to share their faith and grow in truth. The mission of the church is to bring light and hope to the world by reflecting God's kindness through being humble, merciful, and peaceful. The church should continue seeking truth from the Bible and sharing Jesus, whether in large or small gatherings. A right example of Christianity in daily life can benefit others more than mere words of profession.
The document discusses various styles of evangelism that congregations and individual Christians can employ. It describes the confrontational style which directly presents the law and gospel message, the conversational style which focuses on developing friendships as a way to naturally share the gospel, the collegiate style which provides rational arguments for the Christian faith, the conformational style of sharing one's personal testimony, and the come and see style which invites unchurched people to church events to encounter the gospel. The pastor's role is to equip Christians in these various styles and provide opportunities for evangelism in the congregation.
This document discusses the role of the church in education. It begins by establishing that Jesus created a new model of God's people through the church. It then states that the church is called to be a university where people can learn from Jesus as the master teacher. Several passages from the Bible are presented that discuss caring for others as Jesus did, shining one's light to help others, and seeking truth from Jesus. The document emphasizes that early Christians gathered in small groups to share their faith and grow in truth together. It encourages continuing this tradition of small group study of the Scriptures. Overall, the document portrays the church as an educational center where people can come to learn about and teach others about Jesus.
1) King David was anointed as a young teenager to be king but did not become king of all Israel until he was 30 years old. During this time, he faced many challenges as he was hunted by King Saul.
2) David learned important lessons during this time about depending on God, being consistent in his faith, and valuing people that prepared him to become a great king.
3) As king, David was a caring leader who knew each of his soldiers personally, empowered them, and fought bravely alongside them, leading to many military victories.
The document discusses the power of words and their ability to positively or negatively impact people and situations. It notes that words can start wars or promote peace, and stir up bad feelings or calm situations. It emphasizes that our words are important in society and our daily lives, as they reflect what is in our hearts. The document encourages using words to encourage and comfort others, rather than cause damage, and to help those with low self-esteem see their value.
This document discusses the importance and benefits of practicing silence. It provides reasons why silence is important, such as enabling gratitude and strength. It also gives tips on how to practice silence, such as setting aside time each day for meditation and focusing on breathing. Examples are given of important figures from history who spoke out against injustice and how the world may be different if they had remained silent. The overall message is that practicing silence allows us to better connect with God and understand our purpose.
Christian leaders are chosen by God, not based on outward abilities or qualifications but on their character and relationship with Him. The Bible provides many examples of unlikely leaders being chosen, such as Moses in his old age, David as a boy, and Noah for his righteousness. God looks at the heart and chooses leaders who will obey Him completely and make Him the center of their lives. Christian leadership is about serving God rather than gaining influence or recognition from people.
The document discusses the concept of risk-taking in life. It describes extreme sports like bungee jumping and paragliding that involve risking one's life. While many people warn against taking risks, the document notes that humans often engage in risky behaviors for pleasure or benefits, like smoking, overeating, drinking, and risky sex. It argues that even God takes risks, like creating humans who could turn against Him. It concludes by stating that the best way to reduce risk is to live for others by helping those in need, as taking risks for Christ is a way to live safely.
The document discusses the concepts of the "former rain" and "latter rain" from a biblical perspective.
The former rain refers to personal spiritual growth through the Holy Spirit, including receiving the fruit of the Spirit. The latter rain is a corporate experience that empowers believers with gifts of the Spirit to finish God's work and experience revival.
Some key experiences of the latter rain are baptism by fire, becoming passionate witnesses, seeing signs and wonders through a powerful church, and potentially facing persecution as the early church did. Receiving both the former and latter rains involves keeping oneself clean and prayerfully open to the Holy Spirit.
1) An American missionary went to China to spread Christianity even though open preaching was forbidden and his life was in danger.
2) He was discovered by Chinese Secret Police who tested his faith by having him drink poison that had killed a dog within 5 minutes, quoting scripture that said Christians would not be harmed.
3) The missionary drank the poison, and did not die even after an hour, astonishing the police officers. They released him, confirming his God was the true God. The missionary's faith and willingness to endure a dangerous test was an example of courageous missionary work.
The document discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in both the Old and New Testaments. It notes that the Holy Spirit was involved in creation and empowered figures like Samson, Saul, and Zerubbabel. In the New Testament, the Holy Spirit was integral to the incarnation of Jesus and his baptism. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples as tongues of fire, empowering them to preach and allowing the church to grow daily through signs, wonders, fellowship and prayer. The document aims to provide a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit and how believers can receive the Holy Spirit's power today.
1. A young girl named Asap snuck into a hospital ward to sing songs for the patients, hoping to cheer them up.
2. She sang for an old man named Salatiel, who questioned her about which day of the week she attends church. When she said the seventh day Sabbath, he was surprised and asked her to show him a Bible verse about it.
3. Unable to read, Asap pointed to a verse that Salatiel read, which stated the seventh day is the Sabbath. Impressed, he told Asap to fetch her father.
A 763 foot grain freighter lost control on the Mississippi River near New Orleans and crashed into a crowded riverside shopping mall, injuring 116 people. An investigation found the crash was caused by an engine failure due to a clogged oil filter from lack of proper maintenance by the ship's crew. The document warns that spiritual failures can similarly result from a long history of neglecting to avoid negative influences, and encourages focusing on noble thoughts and putting good teachings into practice.
This document discusses the importance of water conservation by highlighting humanity's dependence on water and the threats of water scarcity. It notes that water is crucial for all life on Earth yet accessible freshwater makes up less than 1% of the planet's water. The document urges readers to help prevent water pollution through various actions like proper disposal of waste and chemicals, and avoiding activities that contaminate water sources like rivers and streams. It emphasizes that small individual actions can make a meaningful difference and calls on people to help ensure access to fresh drinking water for future generations.
Philippians 4:4-7 provides a recipe for peace with three ingredients: 1) Rejoice in the Lord always, even in difficult times, 2) Let your gentleness and example of being with Christ be evident to all, and 3) Do not be anxious but present all requests to God with thanksgiving. Following this recipe results in the peace of God that transcends understanding guarding one's heart and mind.
A man went for a ride with his lumberjack friend and noticed young seedlings that had been planted. When he asked when they would be ready for harvest, his friend said 60 years in the future in 2015, even though he would never see the harvest himself. His friend explained that his grandfather had planted trees for him on the other side of the mountain. The document encourages sowing seeds generously according to God's will, even if we may not see the results, because we reap what we sow and can sow for others to reap as well.
1. Jesus and his disciples were caught in a sudden, violent storm while crossing the sea. The disciples were afraid they would drown.
2. When the disciples woke Jesus, he calmed the storm with the words "Peace, be still." Jesus' ability to calm storms demonstrates his power over nature and the forces causing turmoil in people's lives.
3. True peace comes from having faith in Jesus, obeying his word, trusting him completely, bearing the fruits of the spirit, and engaging in his service by helping others. Living this way brings "perfect peace" even in difficult times.
1) Speaking about our emotions and feelings, both positive and negative, is important for our health and can prevent illness. Bottling up emotions can lead to health problems like ulcers or cancer over time.
2) It is helpful to speak to others we trust like friends, or to God, our pets, or even plants and trees. Journaling our thoughts and feelings aloud is also beneficial.
3) Repressed emotions will often be released in unhealthy ways if not expressed, like outbursts of anger or crime. Making time each day to speak our mind can help us process and manage difficult feelings.
1. The document discusses the power of positive thinking and provides tips to develop positive thinking habits. It emphasizes that thinking positively can lead to better health, happiness, and life satisfaction while negative thinking can hasten demise.
2. Positive thinking looks for possibilities and trusts in God, whereas negative thinking enlarges problems. The document provides stages of positive thinking and lists positive habits like gratitude, kindness, and learning.
3. Tips to develop positive thinking include using positive words, self-talk, expressing gratitude, visualizing success, associating with positive people, exercise, and good posture. The source of Christian optimism is believing one can do all things through Christ.
The Hope of Salvation - Jude 1:24-25 - MessageCole Hartman
Jude gives us hope at the end of a dark letter. In a dark world like today, we need the light of Christ to shine brighter and brighter. Jude shows us where to fix our focus so we can be filled with God's goodness and glory. Join us to explore this incredible passage.
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It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375
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10. In the beginning… “ God said, ‘Let us make people in our image, to be like ourselves.” Genesis 1:26
11. Good! “ God saw all that He had made, and it was very good.” Genesis 1:31
12. Not good ‘ ezer’ = rescuer (Exodus 18:4; Ps 33:20) “ And the Lord God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a companion (‘ezer’) who will help him.” Genesis 2:18
13. Glory of creation God’s supreme achievement was not the creation of mankind, but the creation of human community
16. Heart of the matter God The devil Oneness Diaballo = throw apart
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18. Inspired leadership Moses GOD Leaders of 1000 Leaders of 100 Leaders of 50 Leaders of 10 The Multitude: groups of 10
19. What Jesus wants for His church in Sudan “ My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you sent me. I have given them the glory that you gave Me, that they may be one as we are one… May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me.” John 17:20-23
20. What Jesus wants for His church in Sudan “ My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one , Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you sent me. I have given them the glory that you gave Me, that they may be one as we are one… May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me.” John 17:20-23
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22. And He saith unto them, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Matthew 4:19 The model
23. Jesus called out to them, “Come, be my disciples, and I will show you how to fish for people.” The model
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25. The model “ He climbed a mountain and invited those He wanted with Him…He settled on twelve, and designated them apostles. The plan was that they would be with Him, and He would send them out to proclaim the Word…” Mark 3:12,13
26. Empowering leadership Leaders of growing churches concentrate on empowering other Christians for ministry. They do not use lay workers as helpers in attaining their own goals and fulfilling their own visions. Rather…the leader assists Christians to attain the spiritual potential God has for them. These ministers equip, support, motivate and mentor individuals, enabling them to become all that God wants them to be. (Ephesians 4:12)
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28. Our prophetic mandate “ The formation of small companies as a basis of Christian effort is a plan that has been presented to me by One who cannot err.” White, Evangelism 115
29. No other way “ For contemporary Christians, to meet regularly in small groups is not an option or a luxury. It is a Biblical mandate that they must obey if…their churches are to become Biblically functioning communities.” Gilbert Bilezikian
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31. Adventist Model “ Let the members be formed into small companies, to work not only for the church members, but for unbelievers…As they work and pray in Christ’s name, their numbers will increase.” Evangelism 115
32. Adventist Model “ We meet together to edify one another by an interchange of thoughts and feelings, and to gather strength, and light, and courage by becoming acquainted with one another’s hopes and aspirations…” 2 Testimonies 578