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We must take heed to what we have learned in the past (Heb. 2:1). There is a danger in drifting away from the truth (Heb. 2:2, 3). Therefore, we must be reminded of the things we already know (1 Cor. 4:17). One thing we need to remind ourselves, and teach to our neighbors, is the basic truth about New Testament Christianity. There is a lot of false teaching out there and people have the wrong concept (Matt. 7:15-20). It is our duty to expose it and teach them the truth (Eph. 5:11). This lesson will notice that New Testament Christians: (1) Believed in Christ; (2) Submitted to the plan of salvation; (3) Were just Christians; (4) Were not part of any denominations.
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This document discusses the biblical story of Esther and draws parallels to encourage speaking up for one's faith. It notes that Esther was young and reluctant but faced a choice to either risk death by going to the king or do nothing and face certain death later. Similarly, it encourages readers facing decisive moments to appeal to God for strength first before appealing to people in authority, as Esther prepared herself before speaking to the king. The overall message is one of empowering readers to boldly live out their faith.
Hal resurrection christ-1-22-2012
By God’s mercy & grace, Christ offered the perfect sacrifice for our sins. He arose after three days (Mk. 16:6). His resurrection is the foundation of our faith in Him.
Mark 16 shows:
Vv. 1-8 He is risen! We have hope!
Vv. 9-14 He is risen! We have evidence!
Vv. 15-20 He is risen! We have the Great Commission!
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God sustains homes and nations who trust Him (Psa. 127). Selecting a mate is the second most crucial decision in life after first submitting to Christ for salvation. We must learn to do our part in selecting a mate and trust God to do His part.
The consequences of choosing a mate are lifelong - and affect our eternal destiny.
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What would you do if ordered to violate your religious convictions on pain of death? What if you were told to take an abortion pill? Watch pornography? Worship Mary?
This is what happened to Mordecai, Esther's cousin (Est. 3:1-15).
There will come a time in our life when we will face a challenge to our faith. Will our convictions lead us to take a stand? Do we trust in God's providence to get us through?
This lesson looks at:
1. God’s people must be resolute in their conviction.
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What would happen if the president asked his wife to parade herself in front of a crowd of world leaders…who were drunk? What if she refused? And he divorced her? This is essentially what happened with Xerxes and Vashti.
In the search for a new queen, a young Jewish girl takes center stage and sets an example for young women everywhere--and truly for all people. She is moral. She is submissvie. She is beautiful in character.
This lesson looks at the true beauty of Esther.
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God is our most basic need. He reveals Himself and His will in the Bible (Ecc. 12:13). The Bible is truth and fits man's unchanging needs: God is, the Bible is God's word, Jesus Christ is God's Son, Man's purpose is to love God and his fellowman (1 Pet. 1:23).
If the Bible outdated and irrelevant? God and His truth are never outdated (Psa. 90:1). The dangers of sin do not change. The problem of sin and evil are resolved by the Bible, NOT by science, medicine, or technology.
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Two thousand five hundred years ago one of the most amazing dramas of all time unfolded in the heart of the world's super power. A young girl named Hadassah became queen. Her adopted father pushed her to endanger her life for the life of her people. Hadassah was reluctant. Her settled determination became, “If I perish, I perish” (Est. 4:16).
The book of Esther tells one of the most moving stories of all time. Some believe it is fictional. We know it is historic. It inspires us: To have faith in God; To know God is in control; To take a stand for what is right - for God’s people & for His kingdom; To think we might be in the “kingdom for such a time as this.”
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The persistent unfaithfulness of a nation stirs God’s wrath (Eze. 14:12-20). Israel was involved in idolatry. In God’s providence, He moved against the land (famine, sword, pestilence). It was so bad, that three righteous men like Noah, Daniel, and Job could not deliver it; they could only deliver themselves.
Has our nation reached the point of no return? It has been in persistent rebellion and drifting away from God for a long time. It may not be delivered. However, let us be righteous men and women: 1. To honor God; 2. Do what we can to influence others; 3. Deliver our own souls.
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Moses bid farewell to Israel by reminding them of the Law of God. He reviewed the Ten Commandments (Deut. 5:1-22). Then he went on to cover various ordinances of the Law (Deut. 6-26).
He put before them a choice between life and death (Deut. 30:11-20). If they obeyed, there was life. If they disobeyed, there was death.
The choice is that simple for us: life or death through obedience or disobedience.
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Today, death is closer for us all. Time is on a one-way march. Each day we live brings us closer to the end of our life. We have less time to prepare for eternity. Since we have less time, each day and the actions of each day become more important.
We need to renew our mind so that our daily life is devoted to God (Rom. 12:1, 2). We must have our priorities straight. Let us avoid distractions and grow stronger day by day; offering ourselves as a living sacrifice.
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Jesus healed ten lepers, but only one was thankful (Lk. 17:11-19). The majority were not thankful, including His own people. There is much we take for granted and for which we are ungrateful.
Let us be grateful for the blessing given by God. We depend on Him for our existence (Acts 17:28). He gives us every good thing (Jas. 1:17). Above all, He provides salvation (1 Jn. 5:11).
We can learn lessons from the account of the lepers: obedience brings blessings, Christ has the ability to cleanse, few show gratitude for God’s blessings.
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There are many evil influences in the world (1 Cor. 15:33). False doctrines are believed and practiced by many. False friends lead us astray and into sin. False religions are spreading and condemning the souls of men.
The children of God are to be an influence for good (Matt. 5:13-16). We must live righteously and teach the truth. When we do this, the result is the glory of God.
This sermon looks at our duty to be salt and light and how we must persevere or suffer the consequences.
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When we look at men, we can get discouraged. We often see the corruption of leaders. The sinfulness of society is overwhelming. It is sad, but we also see weak Christians.
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Premillennialism teaches that Jesus failed to establish His Kingdom when He came in the first century. The idea is that He could not establish His Kingdom by persuasion, but will do so by force. This is odd since Jesus said He could do so by force the first time (Matt. 26:53; cf. 2 Kgs. 19:23).
The Bible teaches the Kingdom was established long ago (Col. 1:13). Christ is King of kings (1 Tim. 6:15). Christians are citizens of the Kingdom (1 Pet. 2:9). The Kingdom will stand until the Judgment (1 Cor. 15:23, 24). We can enter it now through the New Birth (Jn. 3:3-5).
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Premillennialism is a theory that dishonors God and undermines faith in Him. At its heart is the idea that God was unable to do what He intended to do at the first coming of Christ. It tosses the minds of men about and breeds anxiety and uncertainty.
The Bible presents a different picture about God’s plan. Jesus sacrificed Himself for the church as part of God’s eternal purpose (Eph. 5:25; 3:9-11). He will come back in Judgment (2 Pet. 3:9-13). Hence, we must live faithfully (2 Pet. 3:14-18).
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- 3. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Remind ourselves & teach others about New Testament Christianity • False teaching everywhere, 1 Jn. 4:1 • Expose & correct, 1 Jn. 4:6; Eph. 5:11
- 4. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Believed In Christ Obeyed The Plan of Salvation Just Christians Not In Denominations
- 5. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Believed In Christ Divine Son of God, Jn. 1:1; 8:24 • I AM, Jn. 8:58 • God, Heb. 1:8
- 6. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Believed In Christ Died, buried, raised, 1 Cor. 15:1-4 • Death, Jn. 19:30-35 • Burial, Mt. 27:57-66 • Resurrection, Mt. 28:1-8
- 7. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Believed In Christ Reigning in heaven until His return • On David’s throne, Acts 2:25-36 • Coming in judgment, 2 Thes. 1:6-10
- 8. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Obeyed The Plan of Salvation Believed, Jn. 3:16 Repented, Lk. 13:3; Acts 3:19 Confessed, Acts 8:36, 37; Lk. 12:8, 9 Baptized, Acts 2:38; 22:16; 1 Pt. 3:21
- 9. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Just Christians Individually • Disciples: pupils, Acts 20:7 • Christians: followers of Christ, Acts 11:26 • Brethren: family of God, Acts 6:3 • Saints: sanctified ones, Rom. 1:7
- 10. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Just Christians Collectively • Church, Acts 2:47; 13:1 • Church of God, 1 Cor. 1:2 • Church of Christ, Rom. 16:16 • House of God, 1 Tim. 3:15 • Body of Christ, Eph. 4:12 • Kingdom of God, Jn. 3:3, 5; Col. 1:13; Mk. 9:1
- 11. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Not In Denominations No hyphenated-Christians, cf. 1 Pt. 4:16; Acts 26:28 • No Baptist-Christian • No Methodist-Christian • No Presbyterian-Christian • No Lutheran-Christian • No Episcopal-Christian
- 12. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Not In Denominations No contradictory teachings, cf. Eph. 4:5; 1 Cor. 4:17 • Baptism: not different teachings □ Immersion, Col. 2:11, 12 □ & sprinkling
- 13. NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY Not In Denominations No contradictory teachings, cf. Eph. 4:5; 1 Cor. 4:17 • Salvation: not different teachings □ Belief, baptism, faithfulness, Phil. 2:12 □ & faith alone □ & once saved always saved