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This lesson discusses Jesus inviting us to take his yoke upon us and learn from him. It explores three areas: taking Jesus' yoke, Jesus healing on the Sabbath, and Jesus forgiving a woman in Simon's house. Jesus' yoke is described as easy, and he is the Lord of the Sabbath. The woman who anointed Jesus was known for her sins but showed great love and sacrifice. Jesus forgave her and upheld her as an example of faith. The lesson encourages relying on Jesus to help bear life's burdens rather than facing them alone.
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This document provides a summary of Lesson 7 from a series on the great controversy theme. It begins with a key Bible text from Matthew 11:28 about finding rest in Jesus. It then discusses how the great controversy theme can be viewed from both a grand, overarching perspective as well as in daily, practical terms in our lives. The rest of the document covers several of Jesus' teachings from Matthew that provide guidance for remaining faithful to God during the great controversy, including teachings about building our faith on the rock, not judging others, and Jesus' promise to always be with us.
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Biblical discernment refers to the ability to distinguish between truth and error, and determine God's will. It is described as one of the spiritual gifts and requires renouncing worldly desires and gaining spiritual knowledge through prayer. Discernment allows for wise decision making and spiritual growth. It comes through humility and spiritual understanding rather than human wisdom alone. Examples where people lacked discernment include Adam and Eve disobeying God, and King Rehoboam ignoring wise counsel. Jesus commended Mary for discerning spiritual lessons over physical tasks. Peter initially denied Christ but later affirmed his love through Jesus' questioning. Judas betrayed Jesus due to a lack of discernment, while the Good Samaritan exemplified discernment through compassion
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The document provides a summary of key teachings from chapters 8-9 of the Gospel of Matthew. It discusses Jesus' power as shown through his healing of a leper by touching him, healing a servant at the request of a centurion, calming a storm, casting out demons, forgiving sins, and calling disciples like Matthew to follow him. It emphasizes that Jesus has power and authority over illness, nature, demons, and sins. Following Jesus requires dedicating one's life to him even if it means difficulties or sacrificing family ties. True spiritual health comes through receiving forgiveness of sins from Jesus.
03 March 11, 2012 Philippians, Chapter 3 Verse 10
The document contains announcements for various church events as well as a summary of the Sunday school lesson on Philippians 3:10. The summary discusses knowing Christ personally, powerfully through His resurrection, and passionately through sharing in His sufferings. It provides commentary from various authors on how suffering can drive us closer to God and help us mature in our faith. The summary emphasizes that God uses suffering to sanctify believers and make them more like Christ.
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This document contains excerpts from books, commentaries, and quotes about suffering and how it can draw us closer to knowing God more intimately. It discusses how suffering was part of Jesus' experience and can be part of our fellowship with Him. While pain is difficult, these sources express that God can use it to mature and strengthen our faith, and that finding purpose and meaning in suffering is part of following Christ.
Real Rest in Christ
This document discusses the concept of rest in Christianity. It explores what rest is and is not, according to scripture. The key points made are:
1. True rest is found in Jesus Christ, who invites us to find peace by communing with him and taking on his gentle yoke.
2. Rest does not mean idleness but allows us to cease from fruitless striving. It produces good works through salvation.
3. By learning from Jesus, we gain the freedom of knowing God and experiencing his unforced rhythms of grace.
True biblical rest is confidence in Christ, participation in his grace, and the freedom of our relationship with God and Jesus. It is the solution to
Divine Comfort
God provides comfort to believers in times of difficulty and uncertainty in several ways: 1) By reminding them that He is in control, 2) Through the Holy Spirit, and 3) By encouraging them through His word. Believers are called to not live in fear, continue living righteously, and reach out to comfort others with the comfort they have received from God. Though hardship is inevitable in a fallen world, God gives strength, hope and comfort to endure trials and help others who are suffering.
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The document discusses disciplemaking and teaching. It begins by noting Jesus spent much time telling stories. It then discusses how little time teachers should spend preparing and focuses more on what matters - people don't care about preparation, there are more important things. The rest of the document outlines key aspects of creating disciples, including being disciplined, having intimate friendships, a strong self image, engaging in corporate worship, intimate family life, having a passion for God, participating in lay ministry, having evangelistic interest, and sacrificial giving. It stresses the importance of gaining and keeping students' attention, exposing them to truth that matters to their lives, helping them see how to change and the advantages of doing so, holding them accountable,
Jesus method and motive of ministry - Mathew 9 verses 36 to 38
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Jesus saw the crowds as distressed and without guidance like lost sheep. He felt compassion for their spiritually battered and helpless condition. While the harvest of lost souls was plentiful, the workers were few. Jesus' method was to instruct His disciples to pray to God to send more workers into the spiritual harvest field to minister to the lost crowds and prevent them from facing coming judgment unprepared.Disciplemaking teachers2
This document discusses strategies for effective disciplemaking through teaching. It emphasizes that teachers should spend significant time preparing for lessons in order to create disciples (students) who are disciplined in daily life, have intimate friendships, have the right self-image, participate in corporate worship, have intimate family lives, have a passion for God, participate in lay ministry, have evangelistic interests, and sacrificial giving. It provides examples of different types of questions teachers can ask students, including life exposure questions, questions about what the text says and means, questions about how people feel, jump ball questions to generate discussion, and questions about application and accountability.
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The poem encourages the reader not to give up and to always persevere. It notes that life has ups and downs but God is always there. The poem states that God offers comfort through his word and wants people to cast their cares on him. It reminds the reader not to think they will always fail and to remember that God will forgive. The poem concludes by saying to remember God's promise to always be there during both good and bad times and not to give up.
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The document provides a guided Bible study on Luke 4:5-8, which describes Jesus being tempted by the devil. It includes:
1) An overview of the passage, noting that the devil tempted Jesus by showing him all the kingdoms of the world and offering them if Jesus would worship the devil.
2) A discussion of three principles for resisting temptation, including that Satan offers the world to gain people's souls, the importance of reading "the fine print" in any temptation, and that what is worshipped will ultimately be served.
3) Questions for reflection and affirmations to recite in resisting temptation focused on sight and worshipping only God.
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The document outlines plans to change the focus of a men's Bible study group. It discusses the need to 1) develop relationships and accountability, 2) evaluate sins and repent with honesty before God and others, and 3) examine whether group members have accurate understandings of God, man, Christ, and faith or if they are "trying to feed and water goats". It emphasizes applying Scripture daily, being desperate for God's Word, and coming prepared each week to discuss what God is teaching through His Word and working in members' lives. The goal is for the group to truly understand and live out Scripture together.
07 rest and restoration
This document discusses the importance of balancing work and rest. It emphasizes that while work was meant to be a blessing from God, excess work can harm our health. Proper rest, including adequate sleep, is essential for physical and mental well-being. The document also discusses the importance of spiritual rest found through Jesus, as well as observing a day of rest, or Sabbath, on a weekly basis as prescribed in the Bible.
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This document provides a lesson about humility from the book of Proverbs. It discusses how humility is important in the Bible and encouraged by figures like Moses and Jesus. It then analyzes several passages from Proverbs that discuss humility, including how we should not boast because all gifts come from God, and how acknowledging our dependence on God helps us grow in faith. The document uses these passages to show how pride can lead to dangerous behaviors like cursing parents or feeling self-righteous, while humility is positive and brings blessings.
Sabbath school lesson 3, 3rd quarter 2021
1) Restlessness comes from not getting what we want or due to our sinful nature, and can motivate conflict even within families.
2) Jesus taught that we must choose to follow him above all else, even our families, or it can lead to division.
3) Egoism, ambition, and hypocrisy are roots of inner restlessness, while trusting in God and focusing on others rather than ourselves can help overcome these.
4) To find peace when feeling restless, we must trust in God's promises and life to come in heaven.
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This document summarizes a sermon about loving God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. It discusses key Bible verses from Mark 12:28-30 and 1 Samuel 13:14 about loving God wholeheartedly. It also examines what loving God with your heart, soul, mind, and strength represents - including being active in serving God, responding to his message, committing to his vision, and putting effort into loving him with your entire being. The sermon urges believers to include their church in their plans and support their pastor and vision through tithing, pledges, and commitment.
05 come to me
This document provides a summary of Matthew 11:28-30 about finding rest in Christ. It examines the context of the passage and what it means to take Christ's yoke. Key points include: 1) Jesus offers rest because he is one with God; 2) To find rest, we must feel the need for it and bring our burdens to Jesus; 3) Christ's yoke makes burdens easier to carry as we submit to his will. The yoke represents submitting to God's law of liberty rather than heavy burdens of works or slavery. With Christ's strength, his yoke is light.
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 46
This lesson covers the destruction of the Jaredite nation and the words of one of it's faithful prophets, Ether. He and Moroni teach about faith, hope and the purpose of weakness and adversity in our lives.
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 42
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 40
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 38
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 29
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 27
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LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 18
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- 2. Introduction Furniture Slider Analogy Purpose: As we take his yoke upon us and do his will, we will find the peach and joy he has promised 3 Areas of Focus: Take my yoke Jesus heals on the Sabbath He forgives the woman in Simon’s house
- 3. Jesus invites us to take his yoke upon us and learn of him Matt 11:28 - “come” How long should we labor? We should come immediately! What does ‘rest’ imply? ATOT: Nurses tell you to ‘rest’ between contractions Why do we need rest? Book of Mormon (come back on the morrow) ATOT: Building spiritual muscle. Calling fluctuations, stake meetings, etc. Matt 11:29-30 - “take my yoke” and “learn of me” Take - willingly ask for burden (covenants) Learn - seek to understand their purpose ATOT: T25, I had to take on the challenge and seek to understand how it would work so I could make it through the tough weeks
- 4. My Yoke is Easy My yoke is easy - How did the apostles/disciples feel about this message? How can our burdens feel light? Joseph F. Smith
- 5. Jesus Declares That He is the Lord of the Sabbath Matt 12:1-2, Why were the Pharisees watching him ALL the time? (Paparazzi) Rules for Sabbath worship. Designed after their return from exile by Nehemiah. Increased and intensified by Rabbis over time
- 6. He is the Lord of the Sabbath Matt 12:3-8 Three responses. Most in the form of a question David (their hero) Priests (those they see as most righteous) Hosea 6:6, ‘I will have mercy not sacrifice’ He gave the law! He knows it’s meaning and they continue to distort its purpose ATOT: Visiting Teaching every month without really connecting (sacrifice, not enough mercy)
- 7. Jesus heals on the Sabbath New trap: using his mercy against him Matt 12:9-10, this wasn’t an emergency. He could have waited. Which is more righteous? To serve or to pray? D&C 59:9-12 12: Footnote b, oblations means giving of time, talents, and means in service Luke 13:10-17, Woman with scoliosis What is the risk of this kind of attitude? If we are counting our steps, we don’t focus on our heart.
- 8. Jesus forgives a woman in the house of Simon the Pharisee Jesus is now 2 years into his ministry. The Pharisees are getting desperate. Simon invites him to dinner. Hospitality customs for honored guests Greet with kisses Leave sandals at the door Offer a place to wash and ointment to dispel odors
- 9. Her gift of love and sacrifice Luke 7:36-38 Towns only had a few hundred residents. She was known for her “many sins” Alabaster box = 2 yrs labor. She was a woman of some means ‘which was’ Greek imperfect tense of the verb. Translates to ‘used to be but is no longer’. Simon doesn’t see that as important. She must have known how they saw her…she came anyway. How would their attitude make her burden heavier? Do we do that? ATOT: Man in MO who bore his testimony after leaving his wife and family (years before).
- 10. The Lord looketh on the heart Luke 7:39-43 How often does the Spirit correct us when we judge unfairly? Luke 7:44-47 He puts her above all others in the room. He makes them see her as she IS, not as she WAS Luke 7:48-50 He makes it personal to her. She wasn’t just an object lesson. He cares about her and her repentance.
- 11. Conclusion Matt 11:28, How did he give each of these people ‘rest’? How can we avoid feeling overwhelmed by our burdens? See him as a Good Shepherd (the way I see Violet) He knows we are imperfect Isaiah 46:3-4 Howard W. Hunter: “Why face life's burdens alone, or why face them with temporal support that will quickly falter? To the heavy laden, it is Christ's yoke, it is the power and peace of standing side by side with a God that will provide the support, balance, and the strength to meet our challenges and endure our tasks here in the hardpan field of mortality.”