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The document provides guidance from Jesus to his disciples when sending them out to preach. It instructs them to preach about the kingdom of heaven, heal the sick, and cast out demons without taking money or worrying. It warns them that they will face opposition but tells them not to fear and that God knows the future, is bigger than any problems, and will be with them. The key is to trust fully in God rather than relying on one's own understanding and to acknowledge God, who will direct one's path.
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Jesus sends out the disciples into the harvest field, telling them to preach the Kingdom and heal the sick. He encourages them to look for Persons of Peace who will host them and spread their message of peace. Jesus warns the disciples that some will reject their message and persecute them, but tells them not to be afraid and to trust that God will give them the words to say.
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The document discusses four strategies for living life: Leave a Legacy by living with integrity and righteousness that endures; Make Investments with eternity in mind by storing up treasures in heaven rather than on earth; Fulfill God's Plan for your life by trusting in Him, loving Him and your neighbor, and following Him wholeheartedly; Live with an Eternal Perspective by setting your mind on heavenly things, making disciples, and fixing your eyes on the unseen eternal rewards rather than temporary earthly troubles.
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Resolution Solutions Fear Not
- 2. Difficulties, challenges and storms of life…
- 3. Are inevitable James 1:2
- 4. Are unpredictable Matt 8:24
- 5. Are impartial Matthew 5:45
- 6. Our Response to storms… Control Worry Procrastinate Fear
- 21. Trust- be confident, rely upon
- 22. All your heart – heart is the metaphor for the center of everything. From the very center of your being. All that you are about.
- 23. Lean not on our own understanding of things – Proverbs 14:12 12 There is a way that seems right to a man, But its end is the way of death.
- 24. Acknowledge Him – seeking His wise aid
- 25. Direct our paths – to make right, pleasant and prosperous.