Lesson 01 Slideshow (Year A)
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The document provides an overview of confirmation in Christianity. It defines confirmation as strengthening one's Christian faith and life through Bible study. It explains that confirmation classes aim to strengthen students spiritually by teaching biblical doctrines and stressing salvation through Jesus Christ alone. The confirmation ceremony publicly reaffirms one's faith in and commitment to remaining faithful to Jesus.
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This document provides a summary of a church sermon about discipleship based on John 1:35-51. The sermon discusses three aspects of discipleship: becoming a disciple by following Jesus, being a disciple through spending time with Him, and growing as a disciple by urgently sharing Jesus with others. It emphasizes that true disciples intentionally produce more disciples. The sermon invites people to join a discipleship journey at SSMC church to become transformed disciples who transform lives and expand God's kingdom.
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The second study in our "Growing Deep in the Gospel" series in which we answered the question, "What is the Gospel?" In answering the question we looked at how the word "gospel" was used in Jesus' day and how the Bible describes the gospel. We also looked at what is the heart of the gospel, a outline of the basic gospel message and an outline of the gospel based on the entire Bible.
Evangelism Workshop
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The document discusses the concept of election and being chosen in God from the Bible. It provides an outline of the book of Colossians, noting that chapter 3 discusses the worthy walk with Christ. Verse 12 encourages believers to put on qualities like compassion as God's chosen ones. The document then considers questions around whether and why God chooses people, the basis for election, and what is required for salvation. It examines passages in both the Old and New Testaments on these topics.
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- 1. Confir med in the Faith Lesson One What Is Confirmation?
- 2. Confirmation Means: Hebrews 5: 12-14 Mark 9:24 Romans 7: 18-25
- 3. Hebrews 5: 12-14 What is Milk? What is Solid Food? Who is the solid food for? What is your goal as a confirmation student?
- 5. Mar k 9: 24 What is the situation here? The Man does believe, but what does he admit about himself at the same time? So what is possible to do with our believing?
- 7. Romans 7: 18-25 What is Paul showing us about his inner struggle? Why To is that battle taking place? whom does he flee? What does Jesus do for his daily life?
- 8. Our Lord Jesus…Strengthens our Christian Lives…
- 10. Through our Confirmation Classes, we want to be… ► Strengthened
- 11. We want to be strengthened in our Christian…. • Faith • Life
- 12. God’s Wor d: II Timothy 3: 14-17 John 3:16 John 14: 6 Acts 4: 12
- 13. II Timothy 3:14-17 What can make you wise for salvation? To Whom does this scripture point? What is Scripture useful for?
- 14. John 3:16 What For caused God to send his son Jesus? what purpose did he send his son Jesus? What is the goal of Jesus’ work?
- 15. John 14: 6, Acts 4:12 Of what is Jesus the doorway? Can a person be saved through any other way? What is it that points us to Jesus who is the only way to salvation?
- 16. What is the Christian Faith? • Trusting in or relying on Jesus
- 17. The Christian faith (relying) on Jesus… Is revealed in bible doctrine (teaching) Stresses the way of salvation (deliverance from sin and death) Is centered in Jesus Christ as the only Savior.
- 18. The Christian Faith is revealed through the teaching of scripture…
- 19. The Christian Faith Stresses the way of Salvation…
- 20. The Christian Faith is centered in Jesus Christ as the only Savior…
- 21. T he Christian Life… Living for Jesus
- 22. Psalm 119:11, 105 In verse 11, what does the writer hope to keep away from? How does he hope to avoid it? By doing what? How does the word light the path?
- 23. A Lamp to my feet and a light for my path…is your word!
- 24. Living for Jesus: Is also revealed in…. Bible Doctrines/ Teachings
- 25. Ephesians 2:8-9, Luke 17: 12-19 How were we saved? What Why is Grace? did the Leper return? What had Jesus done for him and the others?
- 26. Living for Jesus is lived out of… Thankfulness to Jesus our Savior.
- 27. John 14:15 How does one show love to another? If we love Jesus, what will we do? Who does this also include?
- 28. Living for Jesus is expressed… By All Christians
- 29. Bible Study—creates trust and faith —living for Jesus out of thankfulness…
- 30. The Confirmation Ceremony: Publicly announce: We have been strengthened (confirmed)in our Christian faith and life. Our solemn promise to remain faithful to our Savior Jesus Christ.
- 32. Make the Solemn promise to be faithful as our Lord Jesus has been faithful with you…
- 33. Agree or Disagree There are some wonderful self-help books and philosophy writers who can help people very much in their day-to-day lives. We can and should use those books to guide our life in place of the bible where the bible isn’t very clear.
- 34. True or False Your confirmation day is your graduation day from learning what you have learned in Sunday School and from what you have studied in confirmation class.