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“Our greatest fear
should not be of
failure, but of
succeeding at
something that
doesn't really matter.”
D.L. Moody
SUCCEED in
what really
matters
Timothy 2
“…entrust to reliable people
who will also be qualified to
teach others.”
Pursue LIFE
for yourself SOUL
for others SOCIETY
for next generations SONS
PURSUE LIFE
as a COMMUNITY
REFORMATION
RENEWAL
REVIVAL
RESTORATION
PURSUE
TEAM
PURSUE LIFE
Leave a Life of
Abundance....
For you to be able to SHARE,
GIVE and EMPOWER many.
A LOOK AT TIMOTHY as
COACHED BY PAUL:
That a Pastor … that must do the
work of an EVANGELIST …
1 Timothy 6:11
“But you, man of God, flee from
all this and Pursue righteousness
and godliness, faith, love,
endurance, and gentleness.
BUT YOU
BUT THEM
(false teachers)
conceited
combative
corrupt
MULTIGENERATIONAL LEGACIES
Jonathan Edwards, was a Puritan
Preacher in the 1700s. He was one of
the most respected preachers in his
day. He attended Yale at the age of
thirteen and later went on to become
the president of Princeton college.
He married his wife Sara in 1727 and
they were blessed with eleven children.
Every night when Mr. Edwards was
home, he would spend an hour
conversing with his family and then
praying a blessing over each child.
Jonathan and his wife Sarah passed on
a great, godly legacy to their eleven
children.
An American educator, A.E. Winship
decided to trace the descendants of
Jonathan Edwards almost 150 years
after his death. His findings are
remarkable, especially when compared
to another man from the same time
period known as Max Jukes.
Jonathan Edwards’ legacy includes:
1 U.S. Vice-President,
1 Dean of a law school,
1 dean of a medical school,
3 U.S. Senators,
3 governors,
3 mayors,
Jonathan Edwards’ legacy includes:
13 college presidents,
30 judges,
60 doctors,
65 professors,
75 Military officers,
80 public office holders,
Jonathan Edwards’ legacy includes:
100 lawyers,
100 clergymen,
and 285 college graduates.
How may this be explained?
Edwards was a godly man, but he was
also hard working, intelligent and moral.
Furthermore, Winship states, “Much of
the capacity and talent, intensity and
character of the more than 1,400 of
Edwards’ family is due to Mrs.
Edwards.”
Max Jukes’ legacy came to
people’s attention when the family trees
of 42 different men in the New York
prison system were traced back to him.
He lived in New York at about the same
period as Edwards.
The Jukes family originally was studied
by sociologist Richard L. Dugdale in
1877.
Jukes’ descendants included:
7 murderers,
60 thieves,
190 prostitutes,
150 other convicts,
310 paupers,
and 440 who were physically wrecked
by addiction to alcohol.
Of the 1,200 descendants that were
studied, 300 died prematurely.
These contrasting legacies provide an
example of what some call the
five-generation rule.
“How a parent raises their child
— the love they give, the values they
teach, the emotional environment they
offer, the education they provide
— influences not only their children but
the four generations to follow, either for
good or evil.”
What a challenging thought!
If someone studied your descendants
four generations later, what would you
want them to discover?
Do you want an Edwards’ legacy or a
Jukes’ legacy? The life you live will
determine the legacy you leave!
THERE is a KEY …
THERE could be a TURN
AROUND for everyone!!!
THERE is a KEY …
THERE could be a TURN
AROUND for everyone!!!
GOD LOVES YOU
SIN SEPARATES YOU
JESUS RESCUES YOU
WILL YOU TRUST JESUS?
PLAY FIND US FAITHFUL
We're pilgrims on the journey
Of the narrow road,
And those who've gone before us
Line the way.
Cheering on the faithful,
Encouraging the weary,
Their lives a stirring testament
To god's sustaining grace.
O may all who come behind us
Find us faithful,
May the fire of our devotion
Light their way.
May the footprints that we leave,
Lead them to believe,
And the lives we live
Inspire them to obey.
O may all who come behind us
Find us faithful.
Surrounded by so great
A cloud of witnesses,
Let us run the race
Not only for the prize,
But as those who've gone before us.
Let us leave to those behind us,
The heritage of faithfulness …
Passed on thru godly lives.
After all our hopes and dreams
Have come and gone,
And our children sift thru all
We've left behind,
May the clues that they discover,
And the mem'ries they uncover,
Become the light that leads them,
To the road we each must find.
FIND US FAITHFUL

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    His Life Ministries! MANYSITES yet ONE CHURCH FAMILY!
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    “Our greatest fear shouldnot be of failure, but of succeeding at something that doesn't really matter.” D.L. Moody
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    Timothy 2 “…entrust toreliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.”
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    Pursue LIFE for yourselfSOUL for others SOCIETY for next generations SONS
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    PURSUE LIFE as aCOMMUNITY REFORMATION RENEWAL REVIVAL RESTORATION
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    PURSUE LIFE Leave aLife of Abundance.... For you to be able to SHARE, GIVE and EMPOWER many.
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    A LOOK ATTIMOTHY as COACHED BY PAUL: That a Pastor … that must do the work of an EVANGELIST …
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    1 Timothy 6:11 “Butyou, man of God, flee from all this and Pursue righteousness and godliness, faith, love, endurance, and gentleness.
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    BUT YOU BUT THEM (falseteachers) conceited combative corrupt
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    MULTIGENERATIONAL LEGACIES Jonathan Edwards,was a Puritan Preacher in the 1700s. He was one of the most respected preachers in his day. He attended Yale at the age of thirteen and later went on to become the president of Princeton college.
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    He married hiswife Sara in 1727 and they were blessed with eleven children. Every night when Mr. Edwards was home, he would spend an hour conversing with his family and then praying a blessing over each child.
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    Jonathan and hiswife Sarah passed on a great, godly legacy to their eleven children.
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    An American educator,A.E. Winship decided to trace the descendants of Jonathan Edwards almost 150 years after his death. His findings are remarkable, especially when compared to another man from the same time period known as Max Jukes.
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    Jonathan Edwards’ legacyincludes: 1 U.S. Vice-President, 1 Dean of a law school, 1 dean of a medical school, 3 U.S. Senators, 3 governors, 3 mayors,
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    Jonathan Edwards’ legacyincludes: 13 college presidents, 30 judges, 60 doctors, 65 professors, 75 Military officers, 80 public office holders,
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    Jonathan Edwards’ legacyincludes: 100 lawyers, 100 clergymen, and 285 college graduates.
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    How may thisbe explained? Edwards was a godly man, but he was also hard working, intelligent and moral. Furthermore, Winship states, “Much of the capacity and talent, intensity and character of the more than 1,400 of Edwards’ family is due to Mrs. Edwards.”
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    Max Jukes’ legacycame to people’s attention when the family trees of 42 different men in the New York prison system were traced back to him. He lived in New York at about the same period as Edwards.
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    The Jukes familyoriginally was studied by sociologist Richard L. Dugdale in 1877.
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    Jukes’ descendants included: 7murderers, 60 thieves, 190 prostitutes, 150 other convicts, 310 paupers, and 440 who were physically wrecked by addiction to alcohol.
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    Of the 1,200descendants that were studied, 300 died prematurely.
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    These contrasting legaciesprovide an example of what some call the five-generation rule.
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    “How a parentraises their child — the love they give, the values they teach, the emotional environment they offer, the education they provide — influences not only their children but the four generations to follow, either for good or evil.”
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    What a challengingthought! If someone studied your descendants four generations later, what would you want them to discover? Do you want an Edwards’ legacy or a Jukes’ legacy? The life you live will determine the legacy you leave!
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    THERE is aKEY … THERE could be a TURN AROUND for everyone!!!
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    THERE is aKEY … THERE could be a TURN AROUND for everyone!!!
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    GOD LOVES YOU SINSEPARATES YOU JESUS RESCUES YOU WILL YOU TRUST JESUS?
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    PLAY FIND USFAITHFUL
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    We're pilgrims onthe journey Of the narrow road, And those who've gone before us Line the way. Cheering on the faithful, Encouraging the weary,
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    Their lives astirring testament To god's sustaining grace. O may all who come behind us Find us faithful, May the fire of our devotion Light their way.
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    May the footprintsthat we leave, Lead them to believe, And the lives we live Inspire them to obey. O may all who come behind us Find us faithful.
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    Surrounded by sogreat A cloud of witnesses, Let us run the race Not only for the prize, But as those who've gone before us. Let us leave to those behind us, The heritage of faithfulness …
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    Passed on thrugodly lives. After all our hopes and dreams Have come and gone, And our children sift thru all We've left behind, May the clues that they discover,
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    And the mem'riesthey uncover, Become the light that leads them, To the road we each must find.
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