John's Gospel describes in eyewitness detail how Jesus was crucified and was buried.
Each detail fulfills a prophecy from the Old Testament about how the Messiah would suffer.
The document discusses the importance of love based on 1 Corinthians 13:1-7. It explains that without love, one is useless, nothing, and gains nothing from their gifts, faith, or good works. Love is described as patient, kind, and not jealous. The early Corinthian church lacked love and was divided, proud of their abilities but lacking unity. Paul corrected them to emphasize that true love is most important for Christians. The document encourages discovering how to apply love's full power in one's personal life, relationships with believers, resistance to sin, and difficult situations. It asserts that love comes from God and one must be filled with and practice God's love.
The document provides an overview and summary of the Book of Joshua in the Old Testament. It discusses how Joshua led the Israelites into the promised land of Canaan to find rest, as God had promised through Moses. However, it notes that the Israelites began to sin by neglecting God's word and making treaties with other nations, beginning their downfall. The document examines themes like clear direction from God, Rahab's deep conviction in choosing God, and their formidable military victories, but also their negligible sins that later grew. It stresses the need to truly find rest in God today, as Joshua did then, and avoid the subtle threats that can invade one's life.
Romans chapter five dealing with Faith Triumphs in Times of Trouble . 1-5 Christ in Our Place ……………………… 6-11
Death in Adam is Life in Christ ………12-21
This and other slides of this nature are presented in an open forum style Sunday school class at Fellowship Bible Church each Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:30. All are welcomed no church membership required.
Hosea prophesied around 750 BC, warning the northern tribes of Israel's impending doom due to their lack of knowledge of God, idolatry, corruption, and sinfulness. The Israelites trusted the wrong sources for help instead of God, were guilty of grievous sins like bloodshed and immorality while still performing meaningless rituals, and had corrupt leaders. Hosea called them to repentance, but they did not heed his warnings. God commands all people today to repent and obey him as well.
The document discusses the mission of Jesus and the early church based on passages from the New Testament. It addresses several key points:
1) Jesus' mission was initially focused on the Jews, but the early church discovered a mission to the Gentiles after the resurrection.
2) Scholars have debated whether Jesus envisioned a mission to Gentiles during his lifetime. Views range from yes, to no but he intended it, to it emerging later from the early church's reflection.
3) The early Christian community defined itself and its mission based on its understanding of Jesus, but there were tensions around whether Gentile converts needed to follow Jewish practices.
4) Figures like Paul expanded the mission by
Let's have a look at 36 blessing Bible verses that will bring you joy, serenity, and strength and allow you to see the goodness of God even amid difficulties. Visit us at bibilium.com, a Wholesome Christian Blog that caters to the spiritual need of every member of the family.
The Holy Spirit makes the graces that Jesus won for humanity available to all people. After ascending to heaven, Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit. Through the Holy Spirit, God's graces can reach all people regardless of time, place, or location. The Holy Spirit makes Jesus present in our lives and is the giver of God's divine life. We first receive God's life through baptism and continue receiving grace in the sacraments as the Holy Spirit nourishes our souls. God wants to share his life with us and gives us many means of accessing grace through the Church.
The document discusses the importance of love based on 1 Corinthians 13:1-7. It explains that without love, one is useless, nothing, and gains nothing from their gifts, faith, or good works. Love is described as patient, kind, and not jealous. The early Corinthian church lacked love and was divided, proud of their abilities but lacking unity. Paul corrected them to emphasize that true love is most important for Christians. The document encourages discovering how to apply love's full power in one's personal life, relationships with believers, resistance to sin, and difficult situations. It asserts that love comes from God and one must be filled with and practice God's love.
The document provides an overview and summary of the Book of Joshua in the Old Testament. It discusses how Joshua led the Israelites into the promised land of Canaan to find rest, as God had promised through Moses. However, it notes that the Israelites began to sin by neglecting God's word and making treaties with other nations, beginning their downfall. The document examines themes like clear direction from God, Rahab's deep conviction in choosing God, and their formidable military victories, but also their negligible sins that later grew. It stresses the need to truly find rest in God today, as Joshua did then, and avoid the subtle threats that can invade one's life.
Romans chapter five dealing with Faith Triumphs in Times of Trouble . 1-5 Christ in Our Place ……………………… 6-11
Death in Adam is Life in Christ ………12-21
This and other slides of this nature are presented in an open forum style Sunday school class at Fellowship Bible Church each Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:30. All are welcomed no church membership required.
Hosea prophesied around 750 BC, warning the northern tribes of Israel's impending doom due to their lack of knowledge of God, idolatry, corruption, and sinfulness. The Israelites trusted the wrong sources for help instead of God, were guilty of grievous sins like bloodshed and immorality while still performing meaningless rituals, and had corrupt leaders. Hosea called them to repentance, but they did not heed his warnings. God commands all people today to repent and obey him as well.
The document discusses the mission of Jesus and the early church based on passages from the New Testament. It addresses several key points:
1) Jesus' mission was initially focused on the Jews, but the early church discovered a mission to the Gentiles after the resurrection.
2) Scholars have debated whether Jesus envisioned a mission to Gentiles during his lifetime. Views range from yes, to no but he intended it, to it emerging later from the early church's reflection.
3) The early Christian community defined itself and its mission based on its understanding of Jesus, but there were tensions around whether Gentile converts needed to follow Jewish practices.
4) Figures like Paul expanded the mission by
Let's have a look at 36 blessing Bible verses that will bring you joy, serenity, and strength and allow you to see the goodness of God even amid difficulties. Visit us at bibilium.com, a Wholesome Christian Blog that caters to the spiritual need of every member of the family.
The Holy Spirit makes the graces that Jesus won for humanity available to all people. After ascending to heaven, Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit. Through the Holy Spirit, God's graces can reach all people regardless of time, place, or location. The Holy Spirit makes Jesus present in our lives and is the giver of God's divine life. We first receive God's life through baptism and continue receiving grace in the sacraments as the Holy Spirit nourishes our souls. God wants to share his life with us and gives us many means of accessing grace through the Church.
This document discusses the meaning and types of fellowship according to the Bible. It defines fellowship as a friendly relationship among people who share similar interests or a partnership. The Bible describes three types of fellowship: fellowship with God the Father and Jesus Christ, fellowship with Jesus Christ through salvation, and fellowship with other believers through sharing in the same salvation. The document warns against having fellowship with evil or the works of darkness. It describes fellowship with believers as sharing in the salvation of Jesus Christ. Expressions of fellowship mentioned include sharing in doctrine, breaking bread, prayers, and sharing in the gospel.
John 12;1-13 Social Gospel; Attitudes About Jesus; Reclining; Nard Perfume; P...Valley Bible Fellowship
John Chapter 12;1-13 Social Gospel; Attitudes About Christ Jesus; Reclining At The Table; Nard, A Fragrant Perfume; Compassion On The Poor And The Social Gospel; The Name Of God; The Name Above Every Name, Jehovah Witnesses
This document discusses biblical passages around clean and unclean animals. It provides lists of animals and birds identified as clean or unclean according to Mosaic Law in the books of Genesis, Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and Isaiah. Clean land animals are identified as those that both chew cud and have cloven hooves, while swine, camel, rabbit and other animals that either chew cud or have cloven hooves are labeled unclean. Fish must have fins and scales to be clean. Lists of clean and unclean birds are also provided. Revelation identifies anything defiling or practicing abomination as forbidden from entering the holy city, along with those who make lies or do not obey God
In the Bible, many women are mentioned as mighty leaders and faith-filled prophets of God. These women faced great trials and tribulations and overcame them with faith and endurance. These ordinary people made unprecedented decisions that transformed them into extraordinary legends. They had a high level of conviction and determination that only a few people could match up to their exceptional standards. Here are 12 examples of strong and influential women leaders in the Bible that can teach us very important lessons on leadership in times of struggle, unease, and discord. Visit us at bibilium.com, a wholesome Christian blog that caters to the need of every member of the family. Spread the Love and Share the Joy. Celebrate the amazing goodness of God in your lives.
Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount, teaching his disciples eight descriptions of blessed people and their corresponding blessings. The descriptions include the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the meek, those who hunger for righteousness, the merciful, the pure in heart, peacemakers, and those persecuted for righteousness. Each group is promised rewards including the kingdom of heaven, comfort, inheriting the earth, being filled, obtaining mercy, seeing God, being called sons of God, and a great reward in heaven. The document provides commentary on each description and blessing.
Jesus cura o filho de um oficial que estava à beira da morte a pedido do pai. Apesar de Jesus questionar a fé daqueles que precisam de sinais, o oficial crê sem precisar ver e sua família toda é salva pela fé.
Verse by verse slide presentation, presented as a PowerPoint presentation at Fellowship Bible Church Adult education class held each Sunday morning at 9:30 AM. The next class will discuss Romans chapter 7, the law, sin, and salvation.
The four Gospels provide accounts of Jesus's life and ministry from different perspectives. Matthew primarily writes for a Jewish audience to show that Jesus fulfilled Hebrew prophecies as the Messiah. The Gospel covers Jesus's birth, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection. Matthew presents Jesus as the prophesied King of the Jews and emphasizes that he established the kingdom of God through his atoning sacrifice.
O documento discute o amor incondicional de Deus. Ele argumenta que o amor de Deus não é baseado em trocas ou condições, mas é gratuito e misericordioso. O texto analisa as parábolas de Lucas 15 que ilustram como Deus busca ativamente aqueles que se afastaram, sem julgamento, mas com alegria. Finalmente, defende que precisamos parar de classificar as pessoas e amá-las incondicionalmente como Jesus, aceitando a todos.
The early church in Antioch modeled several features of mission work. Some believers preached to Gentiles about Jesus, and many believed. Barnabas was sent to encourage the new believers. He recruited Saul to teach large crowds for over a year. The Antioch church also supported other believers facing famine through collective financial gifts.
How is it possible for Jesus’ death to save us from our sins. The key is propitiation. Just as the passover lamb appeased God’s wrath, so the blood of Jesus provides the way for our return to fellowship with God.
Moses was an Egyptian prince who later became a prophet and lawgiver for the Israelites. According to the Hebrew Bible, after the Israelites had multiplied and become slaves in Egypt, Moses led them out of Egypt and its slavery. Key events included Moses killing an Egyptian and fleeing to Midian, encountering God through the burning bush, returning to Egypt with Aaron and performing plagues to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites, and leading the Israelites out of Egypt after the tenth plague.
Paul wrote this letter to the Philippians to express his appreciation for their care and support of him while he was imprisoned. He discusses his joy even in difficult circumstances, and encourages the Philippians to stand firm in their faith and to support one another through humility, unity, and thankfulness. Paul provides examples from Jesus Christ, Timothy, and Epaphroditus to emphasize living honorably and serving others. He advises thinking on virtues and finding contentment through giving thanks to God, who provides for all needs.
Faith and Its importance in Christian Life: Steps to improve in Faith by Br...Sarath Thomas
This document discusses the importance of faith for Christians. It begins by explaining how faith brings spiritual things into the physical realm and is necessary to please God. It then discusses how modern ideas have reduced faith to being unimportant. Several philosophers are quoted questioning the existence of God. The document argues that faith is still important for Christians as the source of their strength and participation in God's plan. It provides several steps to improve one's faith such as feeding on God's word, acting on faith, and meditating on scripture. It concludes by emphasizing that humans are created to have a relationship with God through faith.
Hosea receives an instruction from God to marry Gomer, a harlot, to symbolize God's relationship with Israel. They have three children with symbolic names. Gomer leaves Hosea for another man. God then instructs Hosea to redeem Gomer. Hosea pays a price to redeem her and there is a period of purification before restoring intimacy. The story of Hosea and Gomer is used to symbolize God redeeming his unfaithful people through Jesus Christ.
O documento apresenta uma introdução ao Livro de Josué da Bíblia. Discute que Josué sucedeu Moisés como líder de Israel após a morte deste. Sob a liderança de Josué, Israel conquistou e ocupou a terra prometida de Canaã, concluindo assim a jornada iniciada sob Moisés. O documento também destaca lições retiradas do exemplo de vida e liderança de Josué, como a importância da fidelidade a Deus e de ser um servo obediente.
Jesus and the disciples traveled to the Garden of Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives outside of Jerusalem after their Passover meal. Jesus took Peter, James, and John further into the garden while telling them to wait. He prayed alone three times, asking God to take away his impending suffering but submitting to God's will. During his prayers, Jesus sweated blood from the emotional anguish. When he returned from his third prayer, he told the disciples that Judas was coming to betray him.
1) The document outlines the key events of Jesus' last week before his crucifixion, including his entry into Jerusalem, cleansing of the temple, last supper, agony in the garden, betrayal by Judas, arrest, trials before the Sanhedrin and Pilate, scourging, crucifixion, and burial.
2) It also discusses the different religious groups at the time like the Pharisees and Sadducees who were influential in Jesus' arrest and death, as well as the beliefs around the afterlife such as heaven, hell, and purgatory.
3) The resurrection of Jesus is described as the root of Christian faith according to the gospels
Peter make clear that we are to live a godly life. The way we live demonstrates who and what we worship. We are to make every effort to grow and develop a godly lifestyle.
O documento discute o chamado e ministério de obreiros cristãos. Em três frases:
1) Analisa as palavras gregas usadas para "ministro" e como todas implicam serviço e subordinação, não superioridade.
2) Explica que na Nova Aliança todos os crentes são chamados a servir, não apenas uma classe separada como os sacerdotes.
3) Mostra como o chamamento ocorre através da consagração do indivíduo e do incentivo de outros obreiros, mas Deus é quem escolhe cada um
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "What Everyone Should Know About Jesus" sermon at New Life Christian Church on December 7, 2012. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
130310 eng out series (part 2-a) by ps. timothy loheaglepointcf
The document outlines the concept of an "OUT series" to capture key aspects of discipleship. It discusses how OUT captures who God and Jesus are, who Jesus' disciples and the early church were, and how to translate the concept of OUT to Eaglepoint church by strengthening a culture of making disciples through a BE JOURNEY program focused on developing relationships with God, others, and living with purpose.
This document discusses the meaning and types of fellowship according to the Bible. It defines fellowship as a friendly relationship among people who share similar interests or a partnership. The Bible describes three types of fellowship: fellowship with God the Father and Jesus Christ, fellowship with Jesus Christ through salvation, and fellowship with other believers through sharing in the same salvation. The document warns against having fellowship with evil or the works of darkness. It describes fellowship with believers as sharing in the salvation of Jesus Christ. Expressions of fellowship mentioned include sharing in doctrine, breaking bread, prayers, and sharing in the gospel.
John 12;1-13 Social Gospel; Attitudes About Jesus; Reclining; Nard Perfume; P...Valley Bible Fellowship
John Chapter 12;1-13 Social Gospel; Attitudes About Christ Jesus; Reclining At The Table; Nard, A Fragrant Perfume; Compassion On The Poor And The Social Gospel; The Name Of God; The Name Above Every Name, Jehovah Witnesses
This document discusses biblical passages around clean and unclean animals. It provides lists of animals and birds identified as clean or unclean according to Mosaic Law in the books of Genesis, Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and Isaiah. Clean land animals are identified as those that both chew cud and have cloven hooves, while swine, camel, rabbit and other animals that either chew cud or have cloven hooves are labeled unclean. Fish must have fins and scales to be clean. Lists of clean and unclean birds are also provided. Revelation identifies anything defiling or practicing abomination as forbidden from entering the holy city, along with those who make lies or do not obey God
In the Bible, many women are mentioned as mighty leaders and faith-filled prophets of God. These women faced great trials and tribulations and overcame them with faith and endurance. These ordinary people made unprecedented decisions that transformed them into extraordinary legends. They had a high level of conviction and determination that only a few people could match up to their exceptional standards. Here are 12 examples of strong and influential women leaders in the Bible that can teach us very important lessons on leadership in times of struggle, unease, and discord. Visit us at bibilium.com, a wholesome Christian blog that caters to the need of every member of the family. Spread the Love and Share the Joy. Celebrate the amazing goodness of God in your lives.
Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount, teaching his disciples eight descriptions of blessed people and their corresponding blessings. The descriptions include the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the meek, those who hunger for righteousness, the merciful, the pure in heart, peacemakers, and those persecuted for righteousness. Each group is promised rewards including the kingdom of heaven, comfort, inheriting the earth, being filled, obtaining mercy, seeing God, being called sons of God, and a great reward in heaven. The document provides commentary on each description and blessing.
Jesus cura o filho de um oficial que estava à beira da morte a pedido do pai. Apesar de Jesus questionar a fé daqueles que precisam de sinais, o oficial crê sem precisar ver e sua família toda é salva pela fé.
Verse by verse slide presentation, presented as a PowerPoint presentation at Fellowship Bible Church Adult education class held each Sunday morning at 9:30 AM. The next class will discuss Romans chapter 7, the law, sin, and salvation.
The four Gospels provide accounts of Jesus's life and ministry from different perspectives. Matthew primarily writes for a Jewish audience to show that Jesus fulfilled Hebrew prophecies as the Messiah. The Gospel covers Jesus's birth, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection. Matthew presents Jesus as the prophesied King of the Jews and emphasizes that he established the kingdom of God through his atoning sacrifice.
O documento discute o amor incondicional de Deus. Ele argumenta que o amor de Deus não é baseado em trocas ou condições, mas é gratuito e misericordioso. O texto analisa as parábolas de Lucas 15 que ilustram como Deus busca ativamente aqueles que se afastaram, sem julgamento, mas com alegria. Finalmente, defende que precisamos parar de classificar as pessoas e amá-las incondicionalmente como Jesus, aceitando a todos.
The early church in Antioch modeled several features of mission work. Some believers preached to Gentiles about Jesus, and many believed. Barnabas was sent to encourage the new believers. He recruited Saul to teach large crowds for over a year. The Antioch church also supported other believers facing famine through collective financial gifts.
How is it possible for Jesus’ death to save us from our sins. The key is propitiation. Just as the passover lamb appeased God’s wrath, so the blood of Jesus provides the way for our return to fellowship with God.
Moses was an Egyptian prince who later became a prophet and lawgiver for the Israelites. According to the Hebrew Bible, after the Israelites had multiplied and become slaves in Egypt, Moses led them out of Egypt and its slavery. Key events included Moses killing an Egyptian and fleeing to Midian, encountering God through the burning bush, returning to Egypt with Aaron and performing plagues to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites, and leading the Israelites out of Egypt after the tenth plague.
Paul wrote this letter to the Philippians to express his appreciation for their care and support of him while he was imprisoned. He discusses his joy even in difficult circumstances, and encourages the Philippians to stand firm in their faith and to support one another through humility, unity, and thankfulness. Paul provides examples from Jesus Christ, Timothy, and Epaphroditus to emphasize living honorably and serving others. He advises thinking on virtues and finding contentment through giving thanks to God, who provides for all needs.
Faith and Its importance in Christian Life: Steps to improve in Faith by Br...Sarath Thomas
This document discusses the importance of faith for Christians. It begins by explaining how faith brings spiritual things into the physical realm and is necessary to please God. It then discusses how modern ideas have reduced faith to being unimportant. Several philosophers are quoted questioning the existence of God. The document argues that faith is still important for Christians as the source of their strength and participation in God's plan. It provides several steps to improve one's faith such as feeding on God's word, acting on faith, and meditating on scripture. It concludes by emphasizing that humans are created to have a relationship with God through faith.
Hosea receives an instruction from God to marry Gomer, a harlot, to symbolize God's relationship with Israel. They have three children with symbolic names. Gomer leaves Hosea for another man. God then instructs Hosea to redeem Gomer. Hosea pays a price to redeem her and there is a period of purification before restoring intimacy. The story of Hosea and Gomer is used to symbolize God redeeming his unfaithful people through Jesus Christ.
O documento apresenta uma introdução ao Livro de Josué da Bíblia. Discute que Josué sucedeu Moisés como líder de Israel após a morte deste. Sob a liderança de Josué, Israel conquistou e ocupou a terra prometida de Canaã, concluindo assim a jornada iniciada sob Moisés. O documento também destaca lições retiradas do exemplo de vida e liderança de Josué, como a importância da fidelidade a Deus e de ser um servo obediente.
Jesus and the disciples traveled to the Garden of Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives outside of Jerusalem after their Passover meal. Jesus took Peter, James, and John further into the garden while telling them to wait. He prayed alone three times, asking God to take away his impending suffering but submitting to God's will. During his prayers, Jesus sweated blood from the emotional anguish. When he returned from his third prayer, he told the disciples that Judas was coming to betray him.
1) The document outlines the key events of Jesus' last week before his crucifixion, including his entry into Jerusalem, cleansing of the temple, last supper, agony in the garden, betrayal by Judas, arrest, trials before the Sanhedrin and Pilate, scourging, crucifixion, and burial.
2) It also discusses the different religious groups at the time like the Pharisees and Sadducees who were influential in Jesus' arrest and death, as well as the beliefs around the afterlife such as heaven, hell, and purgatory.
3) The resurrection of Jesus is described as the root of Christian faith according to the gospels
Peter make clear that we are to live a godly life. The way we live demonstrates who and what we worship. We are to make every effort to grow and develop a godly lifestyle.
O documento discute o chamado e ministério de obreiros cristãos. Em três frases:
1) Analisa as palavras gregas usadas para "ministro" e como todas implicam serviço e subordinação, não superioridade.
2) Explica que na Nova Aliança todos os crentes são chamados a servir, não apenas uma classe separada como os sacerdotes.
3) Mostra como o chamamento ocorre através da consagração do indivíduo e do incentivo de outros obreiros, mas Deus é quem escolhe cada um
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "What Everyone Should Know About Jesus" sermon at New Life Christian Church on December 7, 2012. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
130310 eng out series (part 2-a) by ps. timothy loheaglepointcf
The document outlines the concept of an "OUT series" to capture key aspects of discipleship. It discusses how OUT captures who God and Jesus are, who Jesus' disciples and the early church were, and how to translate the concept of OUT to Eaglepoint church by strengthening a culture of making disciples through a BE JOURNEY program focused on developing relationships with God, others, and living with purpose.
This document appears to be a collection of excerpts from various articles or documents discussing theological topics like salvation, God's nature, and karma. It touches on Jesus answering questions about whether certain people's deaths were the result of their sins, discusses the idea of an angry or punishing God, examines the concept of karma and personal responsibility, and considers the kind of God that Yahweh and Jesus represent based on qualities like love, power, patience, and emotionality. The document does not have a clear overall theme or message and seems to be a miscellaneous assortment of quotes on theological issues.
This document makes the case for the resurrection of Jesus based on 4 historical facts:
1) Jesus was buried in a known location by Joseph of Arimathea, making it impossible to claim he wasn't dead.
2) The tomb was found empty by women on Easter morning, the earliest testimony in the Bible, despite women's low legal status.
3) Multiple people and groups experienced appearances of Jesus alive after his death, including his brother James who was previously unbelieving.
4) The disciples were willing to die for preaching the resurrection despite having little worldly gain, as resurrection went against all Jewish beliefs at the time. These facts provide strong evidence that God raised Jesus from the dead
This document provides a summary of Matthew 16:13-20. It begins with Jesus asking his disciples who people say he is. The disciples respond that some say he is John the Baptist, Elijah, or another prophet. Jesus then asks who the disciples say he is. Peter responds that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Jesus commends Peter and says this revelation came from God. Jesus declares he will build his church on this rock, with the gates of Hell not prevailing against it. Jesus gives Peter and the disciples the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven.
This document discusses four key facts about Jesus that can be used to tell others about Him. 1) Jesus was fully human. He was born in history and had human experiences. 2) Jesus was more than a great teacher as He did miraculous things that only God can do and said things that only God can say. 3) Jesus overcame death by dying on the cross and rising from the tomb three days later, as witnessed by many. 4) Sharing one's own personal experience of how knowing Jesus has changed their life can help others understand who He is.
Paul chose Silas to accompany him on his missionary journey. Silas was sent as an official representative of the Jerusalem Council to confirm the letter from the Council. Paul strengthened churches in Syria and Cilicia on his way. He came to Lystra where he met Timothy, a disciple whose mother and grandmother were believers in Jesus. The brothers in Lystra and Iconium spoke highly of Timothy and his experience with the life of Jesus, so Paul wanted to take him along to help with the missionary work.
The document discusses the empty tomb after Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. It examines various explanations for the empty tomb, but concludes that the only plausible one is that Jesus arose from the dead. It then discusses what would be the implications if there was no resurrection of the dead, including that our faith would be in vain, our sins would not be forgiven, and we would have no hope of an afterlife or reuniting with loved ones. It emphasizes that the resurrection is the foundation of Christianity and proves Jesus' divinity, and gives believers assurance of eternal life.
John 13, Biblical love; Jesus in Control passion week; co-heirs with Christ; ...Valley Bible Fellowship
John 13, Jesus Controlled the Passion Week; We Are co-heirs With Christ; Humility; Foot Washing; Servanthood; Lifted Up His Heel; Receive Jesus; Love One Another; What is biblical love?
This document discusses the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the living hope it provides. It reviews several facts supporting the resurrection, including the known burial location of Jesus, evidence the empty tomb was discovered by women, testimony from Jesus' disciples, and their transformation from fearful to bold in spreading the message of the resurrection. The document concludes that through God's mercy, the resurrection of Jesus Christ has begotten believers again to a living, active hope.
The document discusses taking a "leap of faith" in openly confessing one's belief and faith in Jesus Christ. It acknowledges that this can be difficult due to fears of rejection but encourages readers by noting several biblical figures like Joseph of Arimathea and Peter who were initially secretive about their faith. It argues that openly confessing one's faith, even in the face of persecution, will be rewarded in heaven. The document urges readers to practice sharing their testimony and faith in order to overcome fears, and to consider the needs of others in telling them about Jesus and God's salvation.
Matthew 14, tetrarch, peer pressure, two fish, signs and wonders, resurrectio...Valley Bible Fellowship
This document provides commentary on Matthew 14. It discusses key figures mentioned in the chapter like Herod Antipas and Salome. It also analyzes Jesus' miracles like walking on water and feeding the 5,000. The commentary explores the disciples' reaction to seeing Jesus on the water and examines biblical perspectives on ghosts. Overall, the document aims to provide biblical context and interpretation for events in Matthew 14.
The Corona virus pandemic has so much taken the center stage in the media that people do not remember the name of Jesus. They have forgotten the power in his name: to save, to heal, to deliver, to mend, to create and raise the dead. His name is ABOVE all names. Apply his name to that situation TODAY. He is at the CENTER of all these to give us VICTORY. This sermon was delivered to a live audience on ZOOM.To join the Church from any where in the world send a request to the host: pejuoti2017@gmail.com or call +234 805 612 9314. We are open to pray with you on any matter. JESUS IS LORD!
The sermon discusses Joshua challenging the Israelites to dedicate themselves wholly to God after conquering Canaan and receiving their inheritances. Joshua reminds them of all God has done for them and commands them to put away other gods and serve only God. The people choose to serve God. Joshua sets an example by declaring his commitment to God, and challenges others to do the same. The people reaffirm their dedication to God. The sermon encourages Christians today to also seriously commit to wholly following God.
The document discusses arguments for and against the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It addresses theories that Jesus' body was stolen, that he swooned or didn't actually die on the cross. It argues that the empty tomb and post-resurrection appearances can't be explained by hallucinations or mistakes. The resurrection is at the core of Christianity and has impacted believers for over 2000 years.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is crucially important for Christianity for three key reasons:
1) It validates Jesus' identity as the Son of God and his sacrificial death on the cross for humanity's sins. Without the resurrection, Christianity has no foundation.
2) Multiple historical evidences point to the resurrection actually occurring, including Jesus' burial in a known location, the empty tomb discovered by women before the disciples, and numerous reported appearances of the risen Jesus to individuals and groups.
3) The lives and martyrdoms of Jesus' disciples, who went from fearful men to bold proclaimers of the gospel despite facing severe persecution, can only reasonably be explained by them experiencing the risen
The document provides evidence for Jesus' resurrection including prophetic scriptures, the fact of his death by crucifixion, the empty tomb, and sightings of Jesus after his death. It argues that if Jesus was not resurrected, then the testimony and suffering of the apostles was in vain, they would have been intentional liars, and believing in Jesus as the Messiah would be meaningless. However, the actual resurrection verifies that Jesus' death was for the forgiveness of sins, the prophetic scriptures are true, those who do not believe in Jesus are living in vain, we will be judged by Jesus, and he is the only way to eternal life.
The document discusses how Jesus Christ is prefigured and present throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. It argues that Christ should be the central focus and preoccupation of all Christian teaching, preaching, and life. Examples are given of how Jesus is found in the creation account, wilderness wanderings of Israel, the prophets, gospels, Paul's writings, and more. The conclusion encourages readers to have Christ himself occupy their heart rather than peripheral doctrines.
The document discusses theories about the historical Jesus from The Da Vinci Code and other Gnostic gospels, as well as arguments for why the Jesus portrayed in the canonical gospels is accurate. It notes that the canonical gospels are the earliest accounts, are supported by eyewitnesses, reliably report historical people and places, and were accepted by early church leaders. The document also examines Jesus' genealogy in Matthew and how it fulfilled Jewish messianic prophecies by tracing his lineage to Abraham and David through both Jewish and gentile women, showing Jesus came to save all people.
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The document provides an overview and summary of the key points from Paul's letter to the Romans. It discusses how Romans pulls together the most important teachings from the Bible, confronting humanity with the truths of sin and salvation through Christ. It examines Romans chapter by chapter, highlighting Paul's arguments that people cannot be saved by works or obeying the law, but only by faith in Jesus. The document also notes Romans' fundamental role in Christian history and theology.
Acts is one of the most action packed books of the Bible. Luke describes the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome The challenge of Jesus to take the gospel to the ends of the earth was impossible with out the power and leadership of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is mentioned 43 times in Acts more than any other book.
1. John's gospel was written later than the other gospels, around 90 AD, decades after Jesus' death when Jerusalem and the Temple had been destroyed. It provides an eyewitness account from the disciple whom Jesus loved, commonly accepted to be the apostle John.
2. This gospel emphasizes the divine nature of Jesus as the Son of God through his signs and teachings, and highlights the division between those who believe and receive eternal life and those who refuse to believe and remain in judgment and sin.
3. The purpose is that readers may believe in Jesus as the Christ and Son of God and have life through believing in his name. John aims to provide spiritual insight so readers can truly know God the Father
Written as a systematic history of Jesus birth death and resurrection. Luke's Gospel was written so that any reader can be certain of the facts of Jesus life. Luke shows the activity of the Holy Spirit preparing the way for the gospel.
Mark's gospel was written under the shadow of persecution. It is filled with action and only a small amount of teaching. It shows Jesus suffered and was victorious.
Matthew's gospel provides the link between the Old Testament and the New Testament of the Bible. He shows how Jesus' life fulfilled the prophecies concerning the Messiah. The key word for this Gospel is "Fulfilled". Matthew records Jesus' public teaching.
The word heart appears more than 800 times in the Bible but what does it mean? The heart is the totality of who I am, body, soul and spirit. past experiences especially traumatic experiences can create wounds of the heart. Rejection is a very common wound of the heart. There are two principles ways a wound of rejection is managed by trying to be good enough to gain acceptance (perfectionism) and by rebelling against the system denying the need for love and acceptance. In Jesus we can find acceptance and healing.
Walking by faith” means acting on what you believe.
Your belief system determines your behaviour. Explore what is a stronghold in the mind and how to build new ones using God's Word.
To understand and know who we are in Christ we need to know understand how God sees us. The problem is that most people have a false idea about what God is like that has been created by past experiences especially what they were taught or experienced as a child.To know the truth of who we are in Christ requires us to know the truth about what God is really like as revealed in the Scriptures and supremely in Jesus.
Being transformed in your mind (Romans12) means rethinking your self image. Those who have placed their trust in Jesus are in Christ. This is a fundamental change. Our identity is now who we are in Christ. The New testament has many descriptions of who we are in Christ and we need to live on the basis of these statements and not by what the world tells us were are or should be.
The document discusses the origins and meaning of the term "church" in the Bible. It notes that in the New Testament, "church" referred to groups of believers who would meet regularly in homes to worship, study the Bible, and share fellowship. Over time, as Christianity grew, dedicated buildings became the standard place of worship. However, the core meaning of the church remains the unified body of believers worldwide who are joined through their shared faith in Jesus Christ as the Son of God. The church's purpose is to continue Jesus's work by spreading the gospel message and discipling new believers.
Bible records may examples of supernatural miraculous healing through God's power working through a person. Jesus demonstrated God's power to heal, cast out demons and raise the dead. Jesus commanded His disciples to do the same. The power of the Holy Spirit flowing through a man or woman is available today to to carry on the work of Jesus.
E tell others about Jesus because we are excited and full of joy and want others to experience the same. Everybody is on a spiritual journey either toward god or away from God. The love of Jesus can be seen by what we do, what we say and and the demonstration of the power of God to heal and answer prayer.The most powerful testimony is the way we live our lives.
Jesus died so that all who believe in Him can receive the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit. Jesus tells us that if anyone asks to receive the Holy Spirit he will receive. The Holy Spirit is a good gift from the Father. Why would anyone hesitate to receive a good gift from God that Jesus suffered and died to make available.
We live in a a dark world filled with evil spiritual beings who want to kill, steal and destroy our happiness and relationship with God. Jesus faced many spiritual battles, so does every person. Every Christian is a soldier who needs to know the enemies tacts, how to defend himself and how to attack. The Bible reveals all this critical information.
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Want wants to speak to us. We need to ask Him and train our selves to recognize when God communicates with us. There are seven ways He normally communicates with us. His voice, His written word, Your heart, prophecy, dreams, visions or circumstances.
The document discusses why people value and risk so much to own a Bible, and why the Bible has power to change lives. It notes that while written by many authors over centuries, the Bible contains a complete integrated message from God. Several Bible passages are presented that testify to the authority and reliability of Scripture. The document argues that the Bible should be read because it is God's Word that can teach truth, correct mistakes, make lives whole, and train people to do what is right. Reading the Bible with an open mindset will help one understand God and his ways.
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Passion of Christ Part 3 - The Death and Burial Of Jesus
1. THE PASSION OF
CHRIST PART 3
CRUCIFIXION AND DEATH
Bible Reading: John 19 Page: 7671
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2. • Jesus was tried six times:
Annas, Caiaphas and the
Sanhedrin, Pilate (2 times)
THE TRIALS
OF JESUS
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3. • Jesus was tried six times:
Annas, Caiaphas and the
Sanhedrin, Pilate (2 times)
• Jesus was found not guilty at
each trial.
THE TRIALS
OF JESUS
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4. • Jesus was tried six times:
Annas, Caiaphas and the
Sanhedrin, Pilate (2 times)
• Jesus was found not guilty at
each trial.
• In His trial before the Sanhedrin
Jesus confessed He was the
Messiah. They used this to
accuse Him before Pilate that He
claimed to be the king of Israel.
THE TRIALS
OF JESUS
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5. • Jesus was tried six times:
Annas, Caiaphas and the
Sanhedrin, Pilate (2 times)
• Jesus was found not guilty at
each trial.
• In His trial before the Sanhedrin
Jesus confessed He was the
Messiah. They used this to
accuse Him before Pilate that He
claimed to be the king of Israel.
• Pilate tried to release Jesus but
the crowd demanded he release
the terrorist Barabbas.
THE TRIALS
OF JESUS
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6. • John 19: 1- 4
• Only Roman citizens
enjoyed the protection of the
Law. The governor could do
what he liked with slaves
and non-citizens.
• Pilate had Jesus flogged
both as a punishment for
disturbing the peace and in
the hope this would satisfy
the Chief Priests.
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7. • John 19: 5 - 6
• Pilate showed the Jews
the weak and bleeding
thorn-crowned man.
• He expected them to
have pity and ask for his
release.
• Pilate underestimated
the chief Priests’ hatred
and jealousy.
CRUCIFY!
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8. • John 19: 7 - 11
• The Chief Priests bring
another charge against
Jesus, “He claimed to be
the Son of God!”
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
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9. • John 19: 7 - 11
• The Chief Priests bring
another charge against
Jesus, “He claimed to be
the Son of God!”
• Pilate like all Romans is
superstitious. They
believed that gods could
take human form.
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
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10. • John 19: 7 - 11
• The Chief Priests bring
another charge against
Jesus, “He claimed to be
the Son of God!”
• Pilate like all Romans is
superstitious. They
believed that gods could
take human form.
• He is fearful and asks
Jesus where He has
come from.
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
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11. • John 19:7-11
• Pilate reminds Jesus that
he alone has the power
to free Him or crucify
Him.
• Jesus shows He
understands Pilate’s
situation and partly
absolves him of the
guilt.
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
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12. • Judas? The High Priest?
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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13. • Judas? The High Priest?
• Who is responsible for the
death of Jesus?
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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14. • Judas? The High Priest?
• Who is responsible for the
death of Jesus?
• The Romans?
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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15. • Judas? The High Priest?
• Who is responsible for the
death of Jesus?
• The Romans?
• The Jews?
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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16. • Judas? The High Priest?
• Who is responsible for the
death of Jesus?
• The Romans?
• The Jews?
• Satan?
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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17. • Judas? The High Priest?
• Who is responsible for the
death of Jesus?
• The Romans?
• The Jews?
• Satan?
• All people?
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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18. • Judas? The High Priest?
• Who is responsible for the
death of Jesus?
• The Romans?
• The Jews?
• Satan?
• All people?
• Ultimately it was God.
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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19. • “He said to them, “This is
what I told you while I was
still with you: Everything
must be fulfilled that is
written about Me in the Law
of Moses, the Prophets and
the Psalms. . . . . . The Christ
will suffer and rise from the
dead on the third day,”
(Luke 24:44–46, NIV84)
WHO IS THE ONE WHO HANDED JESUS OVER
TO PILATE?
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20. • John 19:12-13
• The chief Priests:
“If you let this Man go you
are no friend of Caesar.”
JESUS OR CAESAR
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21. • John 19:12-13
• The chief Priests:
“If you let this Man go you
are no friend of Caesar.”
• They threaten to complain
to Caesar that Pilate had
refused to execute a man
who claimed to be king of
the Jews.
JESUS OR CAESAR
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22. • John 19:12-13
• The chief Priests:
“If you let this Man go you
are no friend of Caesar.”
• They threaten to complain
to Caesar that Pilate had
refused to execute a man
who claimed to be king of
the Jews.
• Faced with a choice
between freeing Jesus or
friendship with Caesar,
Pilate chooses Caesar.
JESUS OR CAESAR
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23. • Pilate resented being
manipulated.
• He took his revenge by
the sign he placed on the
Cross of Jesus.
• He wanted to humiliate
the Jews especially the
leaders.
JESUS OF NAZARETH
KING OF THE JEWS
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24. • John focuses on how
every detail of Jesus’
death fulfilled prophecy.
1. Soldiers gambled for
His clothes Psalm 22:18
2. Jesus said He was
thirsty. Psalm 22:15
FULFILMENT OF
PROPHECY
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25. • Most pictures of the
crucifixion are not
accurate.
• He was not nailed
through the hand
but the wrist.
• The feet were
nailed through the
ankle.
• The cross was not
high - little more
than six feet.
EYE TO EYE
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26. • Jesus’ final words:
“It is finished!”
John 19:30
• Not a cry of defeat
but a cry of
accomplishment.
• Jesus had finished
and fulfilled
everything the
Father had sent
Him to do.
TETELESTAI
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27. • John 19: 31-37
• To kill the crucified victims
quickly the soldiers broke the
legs.
• Jesus was already dead. He
died at the hour of the
evening sacrifice in the
temple.
• The soldier pierced the chest
of Jesus to verify He was
dead.
• These details fulfilled the
prophecies.
THEY WILL LOOK ON THE
ONE THEY HAVE PIERCED
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28. • John 19: 38-42
• Normally criminals’ bodies
were thrown on the rubbish
heap.
JESUS IS LAID IN A
RICH MAN’S GRAVE.
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29. • John 19: 38-42
• Normally criminals’ bodies
were thrown on the rubbish
heap.
• Joseph of Arimathea put Jesus
in his own tomb. Only the very
wealthy could afford a rock
tomb. This fulfilled another
prophecy.
JESUS IS LAID IN A
RICH MAN’S GRAVE.
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30. • John 19: 38-42
• Normally criminals’ bodies
were thrown on the rubbish
heap.
• Joseph of Arimathea put Jesus
in his own tomb. Only the very
wealthy could afford a rock
tomb. This fulfilled another
prophecy.
• Isaiah 53:9 “He was assigned a
grave with the wicked, and
with the rich in His death,
though He had done no
violence, nor was any deceit in
His mouth.”
JESUS IS LAID IN A
RICH MAN’S GRAVE.
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31. • The tragedy was that so many
people failed to see the True
King in their midst.
• Today many people know about
Christ’s death on the cross but
they do not see the Love.
NO GREATER LOVE
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32. • The tragedy was that so many
people failed to see the True
King in their midst.
• Today many people know about
Christ’s death on the cross but
they do not see the Love.
• “Greater love has no one than
this, that he lay down his life for
his friends. You are My friends
if you do what I command.”
(John 15:13–14)
NO GREATER LOVE
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