The true church
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The document discusses how there is one true God and one true church, and provides marks to identify the true church. It asserts that the true church has the right builder in Jesus Christ, follows the authority of scripture, and has the right organization established by the apostles. The true church also spreads the word of God, helps the needy, and worships through singing, praying, and taking communion.
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Josiah's philosophy of ministry involves training disciples through mentoring and teaching to serve the church and community. He aims to provide pastoral counseling to those who are hurting. Prayer is also important to communicate with God and give Him glory. Josiah believes in personalized evangelism to proclaim Christ to others and networking with other believers to collaborate on preaching the Gospel. He hopes to hold purpose-driven events with spiritual discussions to reach youth.
Dr. Pothana's Teaching
The document discusses the study of ecclesiology, or the church. It defines the church as believers called out by God to live under Christ's authority. The church has both local and universal aspects. The local church began at Pentecost and is governed by God through spiritual leadership. The church's purposes include evangelism, fellowship, teaching, worship, and serving others through spiritual gifts.
Principles of Christian ministry and social action (mangneo)
This document outlines principles for Christian ministry and social action based on Scripture. It discusses three main principles: 1) Christians are called to sacrificial service as Christ served us, 2) loving neighbors includes meeting physical and spiritual needs, and 3) God's plan involves restoring all of creation and bringing wholeness in every dimension of life. The church is called to embody God's love and power by sharing who we are in Christ and relying on God for wisdom, power, and love to do fruitful work.
Principles of Christian ministry and social action (mangneo)
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(Selected Scriptures) - Far too many fail to make this their primary criteria when looking for a congregation to worship & work with. A scriptural local church can be identified because it follows the New Testament pattern. In order to identify a scriptural church, we MUST search the scriptures that we may know what the NT church looks like. - What was it called? What did it teach? How was it organized? How did it worship? What did it practice? - MP3 / PPT / KEYNOTE / PDF - 4/13/2014
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Mission of the church
The document discusses the mission and purpose of the church as established by God. It argues that the church is a divine institution with a divine purpose to worship God in spirit and truth. The church's mission is to perfect the saints, do the work of ministry, and build up the body of Christ by preaching the gospel to the lost. It asserts that the church's purpose is not social, recreational, for domestic relations, business, or politics, but solely to preach the gospel for the saving of souls according to God's eternal plan and pattern revealed in scripture.
The Local Church
This document discusses the purpose and function of local churches according to scripture. It notes that local churches exist for practicality, accountability, support, and functionality based on passages like Acts and Corinthians. It encourages Christians to join themselves to a local congregation, outlines some responsibilities of churches like care of widows and addressing sin, and says churches can cooperate by supporting preachers, sending aid to other congregations, but not independent organizations. It emphasizes the unity of believers under one God.
The meaning of the church
The church described in the Bible is not a denomination, sect, political or social organization, or building. It is the spiritual body of Christ, called out of the world by obeying and following Jesus. The church appears universally as all believers and locally in specific congregations. It is pictured in the Bible as the body of Christ, household of God, kingdom of God with Christ as King, and as a vineyard. One can become part of the church by hearing the gospel, believing, repenting of sins, confessing faith, and being baptized into Christ.
What is the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit: God's Power
The Holy Spirit, the Bible speaks of, not as an individual, but as a divine power. The Anchor Bible Dictionary, in the article on the Holy Spirit, describes it as "a manifestation of the existence of God and the power that is best understood by inspiration" (Vol. 3, Doubleday, New York, 1992 , p. 260).
The scriptures refer to the Holy Spirit as God's power (Zechariah 4: 6; Micah 3: 8). Paul told Timothy that it was "the spirit of ... power, of love and of good judgment" (2 Timothy 1: 7).
Luke 4:14 records that Jesus Christ began His ministry "by the power of the Spirit." Speaking of the Holy Spirit, which was to be given to his followers after his death, Jesus said to him, "You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you ..." (Acts 1: 8).
Peter described "the Holy Spirit and the power of Jesus Christ, who went about doing good and healing the devil, because God was with him" (Acts 10:38). The Holy Spirit is the power by which Jesus Christ performed mighty miracles during His mortal ministry. The Holy Spirit is the active presence of God in the service of His servants.
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1. The document discusses several important characteristics and behaviors for effective church planters, including having a strong prayer life, being a team player who promotes unity, and keeping divine appointments.
2. It emphasizes that church planting is a spiritual endeavor that requires spiritual behaviors like intercessory prayer, reflecting a kingdom attitude, and multiplying leaders.
3. Several key insights are provided about divine appointments, including that they are providential meetings orchestrated by the Holy Spirit to bring people together, as seen in the Bible with people like Paul, Silas, and Lydia.
Dr. Pothana's Teaching
The document discusses several aspects of ecclesiology and the doctrine of the church. It defines the church as an assembly called by God to do his will. It describes the functions of the local church as worship, instruction, fellowship, ministry, and organization. It discusses the leaders of the local church as elders, pastors, and deacons. It also describes the two ordinances of the church as baptism and communion. The purpose of the church is said to be evangelism, fellowship, teaching, worship, and serving others. The mission of the church is outlined as sharing the message, living in community, serving others, and worshipping the Lord. The document also briefly discusses spontaneous worship, mutual ministry, the
The New Testament church
This document discusses the New Testament church as described in the Bible. It notes that Jesus would build his church starting in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost in 33 AD. The church has Jesus as its founder and head, follows God's word as its only creed and law, and is made up of Christians, saints, and disciples. It outlines forms of worship in the early church including weekly communion, offerings, prayer, and teaching God's word. The document also describes the terms of entrance into the church as hearing, believing, repenting of sins, confessing faith, and baptism.
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The Heart And Soul Of Rlcc
This is the heart and soul of RLCC. If you want to be a part of RLCC, you need to know and commit to our heart and soul.
M.I.K.A. Information Package
This document provides information about an event inquiry application from an Apostle. It discusses the importance of ministering to God's people and manifesting His sons on earth. It expresses confidence that at this event, yokes will be destroyed and burdens removed as people experience God's power through signs and wonders. The Apostle believes the event will cause a paradigm shift for attendees and the region. The document then provides details on the beliefs and objectives of the hosting ministry, including a definition of what constitutes a Kingdom Ministry and the importance of being Kingdom-minded. It concludes by outlining the statement of faith regarding Scriptures, the Godhead, salvation, baptism, and communion.
Ecclessiology 2
This document discusses Baptist beliefs about ecclesiology and the doctrine of the church. It covers several key points:
1) Baptists believe that Jesus established local churches, not a universal church hierarchy. Each local church is autonomous under the leadership of its own pastor.
2) Over time, some errors crept into the early church, including pastors assuming authority over each other, an emphasis on baptismal regeneration, and the incorporation of pagan practices. This led to the development of the Catholic Church hierarchy.
3) The primary purposes of the local church are to worship God, evangelize the world, and perfect the saints (mature believers in their faith). Church activities should prioritize soul winning and disciple
Intro to crane church of christ
The Mary Street church of Christ is a non-denominational Christian congregation in Crane, Texas that seeks to follow the teachings and practices of the early church as documented in the New Testament. They believe denominationalism is sinful as it promotes division. The church's worship involves communion, singing, giving, prayer and Bible teaching based on examples from the New Testament. Regarding salvation, they teach it is by God's grace through faith, repentance, confession, baptism and faithful living according to scripture. Their goal is to have a church that faithfully teaches the Bible without additions or innovations. They invite people to study the Bible and consider joining their efforts to follow Christ as revealed in scripture alone.
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Self elevation
Paul warned against thinking too highly of oneself because Jesus taught that those who elevate themselves will be humbled. The Pharisee in Jesus' parable elevated himself over the tax collector by thanking God he was not like other sinners, but the tax collector who humbled himself was justified. Proverbs also warns that pride comes before destruction while humility precedes honor.
At Jesus' feet
The document discusses how those who suffer, are sick, sorrow, sin, need thanksgiving, or seek truth can find what they need at Jesus' feet. It provides biblical references showing Jesus helping those who suffered, were sick, in sorrow, and sinned. It also notes one can thank Jesus or seek truth from him. The document concludes with a quote from Psalms describing the benefits one receives from blessing and forgetting not the benefits of the Lord.
The last day
The document describes events that occur on the last day when Jesus returns. It tells of warning sirens sounding and people realizing this is the end. One person wants to be baptized now realizing it may be too late. Strange things start happening and someone sees Jesus in the sky. Fires break out and people are brought before God for judgment. One person claims to have been Christian their life but is still sent to darkness, realizing God has forgotten and left them alone forever. The epilogue discusses three people not ready - one who refused to obey the gospel, one with secret sin, and one who was a hypocrite. It asks what the reader's story would be if Jesus returned right now.
Throwback uniforms
The document discusses recalling the former days of early Christianity and conforming to Christ rather than the present world. It encourages seeking the old paths by putting on Christ in baptism, conforming to him as he is changeless, and remembering God's eternal counsel. The document advocates striving to return to the apostolic times by abiding in the teachings from the beginning and accepting no other gospel than what was taught by the apostles.
Fulfillment
Solomon attempted to find fulfillment through pleasures, possessions, alcohol, sex, family, and achievements but concluded that the only true fulfillment is found in God. The document goes on to say that fulfillment is found specifically in Christ, who is the reason for all of creation and fills believers. Christians should comprehend that as believers in Christ they are filled with peace, and only Christ can provide true and complete fulfillment.
The greatest sermon ever preached
The document discusses the qualities of the greatest sermon ever preached according to the Bible. It states that greatness is hindered by pride but attained through humility, as exemplified by John the Baptist. The greatest sermon is characterized by service, like Jesus served others rather than exalting himself. It involves giving oneself in humble service to God, like Jesus gave his life for others.
Six pillars of character
The document discusses building character based on having a God-centered worldview and fearing God. It outlines several elements involved in building a trustworthy character, including honesty, integrity, reliability and loyalty. It also discusses building respect, responsibility, fairness, caring spirit, and good citizenship into one's character. The overall message is that developing strong character begins with having the fear of God as one's foundation.
Becoming strong in grace
The document discusses how to become strong in grace through God. It states that grace is accessed through faith in Jesus Christ. A person can grow stronger in grace by using their God-given abilities, being humble, walking uprightly, giving, and through God's word. However, one can grow weaker by attempting to be justified by the Law of Moses, continuing in sin such as bitterness or lewdness. The conclusion encourages the reader to become strong in grace.
Ppc abundant life
The abundant life is an eternal life that consists of more than what is experienced on earth and has an eternal perspective. It can only be enjoyed by believing and repenting, following Christ, and being persistent, and it comes from God through his word.
great command
The document discusses the greatest commandment from the Bible to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. It explains that this means to seek God with affection, be thankful for what He has given, give your entire self to God, focus your mind on learning His word, and use all your abilities and resources for Him. The first and greatest commandment is to love the Lord your God with all aspects of yourself.
learning how to count
This passage discusses how to properly count or view different aspects of life according to biblical principles. It encourages counting trials as joy, esteeming others above oneself, not considering oneself as having achieved perfection, and considering all things as loss compared to knowing Christ. The overall message is about gaining the right perspective on life's challenges and priorities according to God's word.
false prophets
The document warns about false prophets who speak without God's authority, diverting people from the truth and dividing communities, with false prophets facing damnation. It encourages detecting false prophets by testing whether their teachings are consistent with God's word, as many false prophets exist in the world seeking to mislead people.
lame sacrifices
The document discusses lame sacrifices that do not honor God. It notes that while the Law required unblemished animals for sacrifice, God was more concerned with the condition of the worshipper's heart. Lame sacrifices are characterized as being half-hearted and of inferior quality, dishonoring to God. The document asks if our own sacrifices - such as prayers, songs, gifts, and service - are lame in a similar way. It concludes by emphasizing that we were redeemed through the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
The ark and the church
The document compares and contrasts the biblical Ark built by Noah and the Church. It notes that both were built by God through Noah and Christ respectively, both have one builder, and both provide salvation for those within (the Ark and the Church) while those outside face destruction. The Ark and Church each have one window, one door, and serve as the family for those who are inside.
the last chapter
The document discusses how one can make the most of their "last chapter" in life by being obedient to God, having peace and hope, and partaking in Christ. It notes that in one's final days, they can avoid simply following what seems right, disobeying the gospel, and collecting wages of sin. The document concludes that one's last chapter does not need to be "the end" if they become slaves to God, as the end can instead be everlasting life.
Ppc pleasing god
This document outlines ways to please God including having faith, respecting God, being selfless, dedicating oneself fully to God, allowing God to work through one, giving and sharing, speaking God's word, praising God, obeying parents, and pleasing God so that prayers will be answered, because God is the judge and gives eternal life, and to be like Christ. It concludes that God takes pleasure in his people and beautifies the humble with salvation.
Ppc if i have done this
If I have done THIS, Then I deserve THAT! A Study of Sin and its Just Consequences (Job 31) outlines various sins and their corresponding just consequences. It examines sins such as dishonesty, selfishness, unfaithfulness, lack of consideration for dependents, failure to help the helpless, trusting in riches over God, rejoicing in others' misfortunes, lack of hospitality, hiding sins, and taking things without paying. It observes that sin is more common than we think, we deserve bad outcomes from committing sin, few could claim to have avoided all these sins, and while forgiveness is available from God through Jesus, earthly consequences may still result from our sins.
Moving god
The document discusses different ways people can move God out of the way in their lives, including: Balaam doing it for money, Martha doing it because she was busy, and Israelites doing it because God's word made them uncomfortable. It then gives examples of Israel moving God out of the way to fit in with others through idolatry and refusing to acknowledge God. The document concludes by warning not to move God out of the way by putting oneself first, engaging in sinful behaviors, or committing sexual immorality.
Solomon
Solomon began his reign after his father David's death and received counsel from David. Solomon asked God for wisdom and used his God-given abilities to benefit Israel by purging corrupt leaders, building the temple, and gaining wealth and fame. However, Solomon's many foreign marriages turned him to idolatry, which caused God to become angry and led to division in Israel after Solomon's death.
The Temptation to Take Shortcuts
Jesus was tempted to take three shortcuts during his time in the wilderness: turning stones to bread instead of working, receiving glory by showing off instead of through death and resurrection, and receiving authority over nations by bowing to Satan instead of completing his work. The passage discusses how spiritual shortcuts often do not lead to the intended destination and can be the longest route. It provides examples of spiritual shortcuts like bypassing repentance in salvation, claiming salvation through faith alone, once saved always saved doctrine, and not properly training children. The conclusion is that there are no shortcuts to salvation, spiritual maturity, or success as a Christian.
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