The document discusses the difference between one's old identity and new identity in Christ. It says that as Gentiles, people were darkened, alienated from God, and living futile lives. But through faith in Christ, one is made new - they put off their old self and put on the new self created in God's righteousness. The truth is found in Jesus, who died for sins and rose again. In Christ, one has a new identity as a born again person who is called to walk in their new self.
This article profiles NBA star Stephen Curry as a devout Christian who exemplifies humility and uses his platform to glorify God. It describes Curry's upbringing in a Christian home, how he accepted Christ at age 13, maintains his faith as he's achieved basketball success, and is known for pointing to God after shots in recognition that all glory belongs to Him. Curry prioritizes his faith over his career, seeking to be a witness for Christ and using his influence to honor God in all he says and does, both on and off the court.
The document discusses the difference between one's old identity and new identity in Christ. It says that as Gentiles, people were darkened, alienated from God, and living futile lives. But through faith in Christ, one is made new - they put off their old self and put on the new self created in God's righteousness. The truth is found in Jesus, who died for sins and rose again. In Christ, one has a new identity as a born again person who is called to walk in their new self.
This article profiles NBA star Stephen Curry as a devout Christian who exemplifies humility and uses his platform to glorify God. It describes Curry's upbringing in a Christian home, how he accepted Christ at age 13, maintains his faith as he's achieved basketball success, and is known for pointing to God after shots in recognition that all glory belongs to Him. Curry prioritizes his faith over his career, seeking to be a witness for Christ and using his influence to honor God in all he says and does, both on and off the court.
This document discusses defeating discouragement. It notes that facing opposition is often a sign that one is doing what is right. It describes how the enemy aims to discourage those following God's will. Several Bible passages are cited that discuss discouragement and withstanding criticism from others. The document advises remembering the Lord and fighting for one's cause as ways to defeat discouragement stemming from outside or inside forces.
The document discusses how Joshua enlarged his tent like God commanded. It says that (1) Joshua was available when God spoke to him after Moses' death and told him to lead the people into the promised land. (2) Joshua dared to be different from others and fully follow God alone. (3) Joshua completely obeyed God, even when facing challenges like crossing the Jordan River and defeating their enemies. (4) Joshua never gave up and persisted in his mission until it was accomplished. God promises to be with Joshua as he leads the people, just as he was with Moses.
The document contains four Bible verses from 1 Corinthians 15:10, Deuteronomy 8:18, and Acts 16:32. 1 Corinthians discusses how Paul's success was due to God's grace rather than his own work. Deuteronomy notes that God gives people the ability to prosper. Acts describes how the word of God was spoken to a man and all in his house. The verses discuss God's role in human success, prosperity, and spreading the word of God.
1. Jesus is currently in heaven serving the church. He serves through giving gifts to believers, including Himself, the Holy Spirit, other people, and spiritual gifts.
2. Spiritual gifts are given by God to equip believers for works of ministry and building up the church. There are many spiritual gifts listed in the Bible, including speaking, revelation, power, serving, leadership gifts, and the five-fold ministry gifts of apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor and teacher.
3. Believers can discern their spiritual gifts through trial and use, seeing what ministries they are passionate or burdened for, what needs they see the church having, and activities that bring them joy in serving
The document discusses the many spiritual blessings that Christians receive through being "in Christ." It explores seven key blessings mentioned in Ephesians 1:3-14: 1) the blessing of holiness, 2) predestination, 3) adoption, 4) redemption, 5) forgiveness, 6) grace, and 7) being sealed by the Holy Spirit. For each blessing, the document examines what it means for Christians. It concludes that all these blessings are given by God the Father, through the Son, by the Spirit, so that in everything God may be praised.
The passage is a letter from Paul where he prays for wisdom, revelation and understanding for the people so that they may know God better and understand their hope and purpose. Paul prays that their hearts and minds may be enlightened to comprehend God's power, which was demonstrated through Jesus' resurrection. He acknowledges Jesus' authority and role as head of the church. Paul gives thanks for the people, their faith and love, and prays that the Holy Spirit will guide them to deeper understanding and experience of God.
The document discusses how opponents will attempt to discourage people from achieving their goals both externally and internally. Externally, opponents will criticize and ridicule their efforts, as seen in Nehemiah 4:1-5 when Sanballat ridiculed the Jews for rebuilding the wall. Internally, people may feel discouraged by obstacles and say the work is too difficult, as in Nehemiah 4:10 when the people said they were too weak. However, the document says to remember God and keep fighting for your cause in order to overcome discouragement. Helen Keller is also discussed as an example of persevering despite facing immense challenges as a deaf-blind person.
This document discusses the importance of parenting according to God's word. It emphasizes that families are under attack today and parents need guidance. The key points made are:
1) Parents should fulfill God's desire in Malachi 4:6 to restore relationships between parents and children.
2) Children are a gift from God and parents must know their unique needs, teach them, and not provoke them.
3) Parenting is a process that takes time and diligence to train children in God's ways so they do not depart from it.
The document discusses how to know what is best through trusting in God. It says the key is having a relationship with God through prayer, seeking godly counsel, learning God's word, and anchoring one's decisions in scripture. While people ask for best things, God has a greater plan and purpose. True best is finding and doing God's will. The conclusion exhorts putting one's faith in God, as he alone knows what is truly best.
God's plan is for his glory to fill the earth so much that it overflows like the waters of the sea with no limits. God's glory is everything that makes him God - his characteristics, authority, power, and wisdom. The church carries God's glory through spreading the gospel message. The document provides updates on the mission work of Faith House and helping Pakistani refugees.
The document contains Amos' visions of judgment from God against Israel for their sins. It begins with visions of locusts and fire destroying the land. Another vision uses a plumb line to show how Israel has not kept straight with God. A priest opposes Amos' message, but Amos insists he is only prophesying what God has called him to say. Further visions depict a basket of ripe fruit indicating the time for judgment, and doorposts shaking to signify God's verdict. The document ends with promises of restoration if Israel turns from sin.
The document discusses the many blessings that Christians receive through being "in Christ" according to the book of Ephesians. It outlines seven specific blessings: (1) the blessing of holiness, (2) the blessing of predestination, (3) the blessing of adoption, (4) the blessing of redemption, (5) the blessing of forgiveness, (6) the blessing of grace, and (7) the blessing of being sealed by the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes that all these blessings are only possible because of God's great love and are for the ultimate purpose of praising His glory.
The document discusses forgiveness and bitterness. It begins by summarizing Ephesians 4:25-32 about speaking the truth, controlling anger, not sinning, being kind, and forgiving others. It then tells the story of Naomi, who became bitter after tragedy and asked to be called Mara. The document outlines characteristics of bitter people and ways people become bitter. It provides commands for bitter believers to watch their gossip, emotions, time, enemies, hands, and mouth. The cycle of bitterness is described along with how to build forgiveness by canceling debts, removing others' control, and leaving justice to God. Forgiveness is defined as an ongoing process of wanting good for offenders.
This document discusses biblical principles for marriage from passages in Genesis, Ephesians, and 1 Corinthians. It outlines roles for husbands and wives, explaining that wives should submit to their husbands as the church submits to Christ, while husbands should love their wives sacrificially as Christ loved the church. The document emphasizes that God is the author of marriage and it is meant to reflect the relationship between Christ and the church.
This document discusses biblical identity and idolatry of identity. It provides passages from Genesis establishing that humans are created in God's image to receive revelation from Him and be blessed to bless others. Satan questions this identity by implying humans can be like God. Idolatry occurs when identity is based on things other than what God says, such as achievements, duties, or other people's opinions. Understanding true identity in Christ prevents living for other idols and the fear, lies, and death they bring.
The document discusses the top 10 causes of death globally in 2012 according to the WHO. CAD, which is caused by unhealthy diet and smoking, was the leading cause of death, claiming 7.4 million lives or 12.8% of all deaths. Stroke, the second leading cause, occurred when a brain artery is blocked or ruptured, taking 6.7 million lives or 10.8% of deaths. The third leading cause was lower respiratory infections like pneumonia and influenza, contributing to 6.1% of deaths.
The document contains several biblical passages from both the Old and New Testaments. It discusses Jesus healing those with lack of faith or illness, including healing a woman who was bleeding for 12 years and raising a synagogue leader's daughter from death. It also contains passages about God creating humanity, sin entering the world, Job suffering affliction from Satan, and forgiveness of sins through prayer.
This document discusses defeating discouragement. It notes that facing opposition is often a sign that one is doing what is right. It describes how the enemy aims to discourage those following God's will. Several Bible passages are cited that discuss discouragement and withstanding criticism from others. The document advises remembering the Lord and fighting for one's cause as ways to defeat discouragement stemming from outside or inside forces.
The document discusses how Joshua enlarged his tent like God commanded. It says that (1) Joshua was available when God spoke to him after Moses' death and told him to lead the people into the promised land. (2) Joshua dared to be different from others and fully follow God alone. (3) Joshua completely obeyed God, even when facing challenges like crossing the Jordan River and defeating their enemies. (4) Joshua never gave up and persisted in his mission until it was accomplished. God promises to be with Joshua as he leads the people, just as he was with Moses.
The document contains four Bible verses from 1 Corinthians 15:10, Deuteronomy 8:18, and Acts 16:32. 1 Corinthians discusses how Paul's success was due to God's grace rather than his own work. Deuteronomy notes that God gives people the ability to prosper. Acts describes how the word of God was spoken to a man and all in his house. The verses discuss God's role in human success, prosperity, and spreading the word of God.
1. Jesus is currently in heaven serving the church. He serves through giving gifts to believers, including Himself, the Holy Spirit, other people, and spiritual gifts.
2. Spiritual gifts are given by God to equip believers for works of ministry and building up the church. There are many spiritual gifts listed in the Bible, including speaking, revelation, power, serving, leadership gifts, and the five-fold ministry gifts of apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor and teacher.
3. Believers can discern their spiritual gifts through trial and use, seeing what ministries they are passionate or burdened for, what needs they see the church having, and activities that bring them joy in serving
The document discusses the many spiritual blessings that Christians receive through being "in Christ." It explores seven key blessings mentioned in Ephesians 1:3-14: 1) the blessing of holiness, 2) predestination, 3) adoption, 4) redemption, 5) forgiveness, 6) grace, and 7) being sealed by the Holy Spirit. For each blessing, the document examines what it means for Christians. It concludes that all these blessings are given by God the Father, through the Son, by the Spirit, so that in everything God may be praised.
The passage is a letter from Paul where he prays for wisdom, revelation and understanding for the people so that they may know God better and understand their hope and purpose. Paul prays that their hearts and minds may be enlightened to comprehend God's power, which was demonstrated through Jesus' resurrection. He acknowledges Jesus' authority and role as head of the church. Paul gives thanks for the people, their faith and love, and prays that the Holy Spirit will guide them to deeper understanding and experience of God.
The document discusses how opponents will attempt to discourage people from achieving their goals both externally and internally. Externally, opponents will criticize and ridicule their efforts, as seen in Nehemiah 4:1-5 when Sanballat ridiculed the Jews for rebuilding the wall. Internally, people may feel discouraged by obstacles and say the work is too difficult, as in Nehemiah 4:10 when the people said they were too weak. However, the document says to remember God and keep fighting for your cause in order to overcome discouragement. Helen Keller is also discussed as an example of persevering despite facing immense challenges as a deaf-blind person.
This document discusses the importance of parenting according to God's word. It emphasizes that families are under attack today and parents need guidance. The key points made are:
1) Parents should fulfill God's desire in Malachi 4:6 to restore relationships between parents and children.
2) Children are a gift from God and parents must know their unique needs, teach them, and not provoke them.
3) Parenting is a process that takes time and diligence to train children in God's ways so they do not depart from it.
The document discusses how to know what is best through trusting in God. It says the key is having a relationship with God through prayer, seeking godly counsel, learning God's word, and anchoring one's decisions in scripture. While people ask for best things, God has a greater plan and purpose. True best is finding and doing God's will. The conclusion exhorts putting one's faith in God, as he alone knows what is truly best.
God's plan is for his glory to fill the earth so much that it overflows like the waters of the sea with no limits. God's glory is everything that makes him God - his characteristics, authority, power, and wisdom. The church carries God's glory through spreading the gospel message. The document provides updates on the mission work of Faith House and helping Pakistani refugees.
The document contains Amos' visions of judgment from God against Israel for their sins. It begins with visions of locusts and fire destroying the land. Another vision uses a plumb line to show how Israel has not kept straight with God. A priest opposes Amos' message, but Amos insists he is only prophesying what God has called him to say. Further visions depict a basket of ripe fruit indicating the time for judgment, and doorposts shaking to signify God's verdict. The document ends with promises of restoration if Israel turns from sin.
The document discusses the many blessings that Christians receive through being "in Christ" according to the book of Ephesians. It outlines seven specific blessings: (1) the blessing of holiness, (2) the blessing of predestination, (3) the blessing of adoption, (4) the blessing of redemption, (5) the blessing of forgiveness, (6) the blessing of grace, and (7) the blessing of being sealed by the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes that all these blessings are only possible because of God's great love and are for the ultimate purpose of praising His glory.
The document discusses forgiveness and bitterness. It begins by summarizing Ephesians 4:25-32 about speaking the truth, controlling anger, not sinning, being kind, and forgiving others. It then tells the story of Naomi, who became bitter after tragedy and asked to be called Mara. The document outlines characteristics of bitter people and ways people become bitter. It provides commands for bitter believers to watch their gossip, emotions, time, enemies, hands, and mouth. The cycle of bitterness is described along with how to build forgiveness by canceling debts, removing others' control, and leaving justice to God. Forgiveness is defined as an ongoing process of wanting good for offenders.
This document discusses biblical principles for marriage from passages in Genesis, Ephesians, and 1 Corinthians. It outlines roles for husbands and wives, explaining that wives should submit to their husbands as the church submits to Christ, while husbands should love their wives sacrificially as Christ loved the church. The document emphasizes that God is the author of marriage and it is meant to reflect the relationship between Christ and the church.
This document discusses biblical identity and idolatry of identity. It provides passages from Genesis establishing that humans are created in God's image to receive revelation from Him and be blessed to bless others. Satan questions this identity by implying humans can be like God. Idolatry occurs when identity is based on things other than what God says, such as achievements, duties, or other people's opinions. Understanding true identity in Christ prevents living for other idols and the fear, lies, and death they bring.
The document discusses the top 10 causes of death globally in 2012 according to the WHO. CAD, which is caused by unhealthy diet and smoking, was the leading cause of death, claiming 7.4 million lives or 12.8% of all deaths. Stroke, the second leading cause, occurred when a brain artery is blocked or ruptured, taking 6.7 million lives or 10.8% of deaths. The third leading cause was lower respiratory infections like pneumonia and influenza, contributing to 6.1% of deaths.
The document contains several biblical passages from both the Old and New Testaments. It discusses Jesus healing those with lack of faith or illness, including healing a woman who was bleeding for 12 years and raising a synagogue leader's daughter from death. It also contains passages about God creating humanity, sin entering the world, Job suffering affliction from Satan, and forgiveness of sins through prayer.
Faith requires trusting God's power, standing on God's promises, and focusing on God's purpose. Whenever God restores something, He restores it to a greater state than before. True faith is demonstrated through works, and believers should work hard in order to present themselves before God and correctly explain His word to others, doing all things to represent Jesus and give thanks to God.
The disciples asked Jesus why they could not drive out a demon. Jesus responded that it was because of their small faith, and that if they had faith even as small as a mustard seed, they could move mountains.
Joseph was taken as a slave to Egypt, where he became successful because the Lord was with him. He found favor with his master and was put in charge of the household. The Lord blessed his master's house because of Joseph.
Joseph's master's wife tried to seduce him but he refused because it would be a sin. When she falsely accused him after he fled from her, he was thrown into prison. But the Lord was with Joseph and gave him favor with the jailer, putting
This document contains a summary of passages from Matthew 17:19-20 and Genesis 39 about having faith and faith that works. It discusses that faith without works is dead, and gives examples of Joseph having faith even when faced with temptation. It encourages the reader to apply God's word, bear God's image in all they do, and give their best for God's glory. Faith requires action on our part for God to work and bring about answered prayers.
The disciples were unable to cast out a demon and asked Jesus why. Jesus responded that it was because of their small faith, saying that even a tiny amount of faith could move mountains. Jesus then told a parable about a prodigal son who wasted his inheritance and returned home seeking forgiveness. The father welcomed his son back with open arms and celebrated his return, angering the older son who was jealous of the welcome. The parable teaches about God's forgiveness and mercy for those who repent.
This document discusses faith and restoration through several Bible passages. It notes that faith is not knowing what will happen but knowing God will hold the future. Extraordinary life comes from God's power combined with our faith. It references the parable of the prodigal son to show how God restores what was broken when we have faith. Faith gives hope and responding to circumstances with faith allows God to work. God restores things to a place greater than before when we place our brokenness in his hands through faith.
1) The document outlines a weekly topics series on faith that will cover how faith matters, restores, works, heals, unites and builds.
2) It examines the story of Job who endured great suffering and loss but maintained his faith in God, and was restored twofold by God for his faithfulness.
3) Key aspects of faith discussed include trusting in God's power, standing on his promises, and keeping the focus on his greater purpose even in times of pain. Faith unleashes God's power and is necessary to please him.
The document describes Job's situation before and after his trials of faith. Before his trials, Job had significant wealth and family, including 7 sons and 3 daughters. However, during his trials, Job lost all his possessions and his children died. After responding to his trials with faith, God restored Job's fortunes, giving him double what he had before - 14,000 sheep, 6,000 camels, 1,000 yoke of oxen, and 1,000 female donkeys. Job also had 7 more sons and 3 more daughters and lived to be 140 years old.
The document outlines the evening service schedule for a church, including the start time of 6:30 PM and that Lucy Banal will be leading the service. It also lists several bullet points of events that will take place during the service such as singing, prayer, offering, and a message.
The document provides details for an afternoon service at 4:00PM led by Ptr. Donna G. Tarun. It lists the time and leader for an upcoming religious event.
Jesus tells his disciples to remain in Jerusalem and wait for the Holy Spirit. They will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes and will be witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth. The document discusses the coming of the Holy Spirit and empowering of believers. It also describes examples of the apostles and early church community being filled with the Holy Spirit and boldly spreading the gospel through signs, wonders, and sharing possessions.
The document provides details for an evening service at 6:30PM led by Ptr. Donna G. Tarun. It lists the time and leader of the evening service but does not provide any other context or information about the event.
The document discusses the baptism of the Holy Spirit according to Acts 1:4-8. It examines what the baptism of the Holy Spirit is, who can receive it, and how it is received and its results according to Acts 4:13-35. The conclusion cites Ephesians 3:20-21.
6. NEHEMIAS 6:2NEHEMIAS 6:2
2 Inanyayahan ako nina
Sanbalat at Gesemna
makipag-usap sa kanila sa
isang nayon sa Kapatagan ng
Ono. Alamkong may masama
silang balaksa akin.
8. NEHEMIAS 6:3NEHEMIAS 6:3
3 Kaya't nagpadala ako ng mga
sugo para sabihin sa kanila,
"Mahalaga ang aking ginagawa rito
kaya hindi ako makakapunta riyan.
Hindi ko maaaring ipatigil ang
trabaho rito para makipagkita
lamang sa inyo."
11. NEHEMIAS 6:5-6, 7NEHEMIAS 6:5-6, 7bb
5 Sa ikalimang pagkakataon
ay inanyayahan akong muli ni
Sanbalat sa pamamagitan ng
isang bukas na lihamna
12. NEHEMIAS 6:5-6, 7NEHEMIAS 6:5-6, 7bb
6 ganito ang mensahe:
"Balitang-balita sa iba't ibang
bansa at pinapatunayan ni
Gesem a na ikaw at ang mga Judio
ay nagbabalakmaghimagsik, kaya
itinatayo mong muli ang pader.
May balita pang gusto mong
maging hari.
13. NEHEMIAS 6:5-6, 7NEHEMIAS 6:5-6, 7bb
7b Tiyakna alamna ito ng
hari, kaya pumarito ka agad
at pag-usapan natin ang
bagay na ito."
15. NEHEMIAS 6:10, 12-13NEHEMIAS 6:10, 12-13
10 Minsan ay dinalaw ko si Semaya
na anakni Delaias at apo ni
Mehetabel, sapagkat hindi siya
makaalis sa kanyang bahay. Sinabi
niya sa akin, "Halika. Pumunta tayo
doon sa Templo, sa tahanan ng Diyos,
at doon ka magtago. Sapagkat
anumang oras ngayong gabi ay
papatayin ka nila."
16. NEHEMIAS 6:10, 12-13NEHEMIAS 6:10, 12-13
12 Napag-isip-isip kong hindi
isinugo ng Diyos si Semaya.
Binayaran lamang siya nina
Sanbalat at Tobias upang ako'y
bigyan niya ng babala.
17. NEHEMIAS 6:10, 12-13NEHEMIAS 6:10, 12-13
13 Sinuhulan lamang nila siya
upang takutin ako at itulaksa
pagkakasala. Sa ganoong
paraan, masisira nila ang aking
pangalan at ilagay ako sa
kahihiyan.
19. NEHEMIAS 6:11NEHEMIAS 6:11
11 Ngunit sumagot ako,
"Hindi ako ang lalaking
tumatakbo o nagtatago! Akala
mo ba'y magtatago ako sa
Templo para iligtas ang aking
sarili? Hindi ko gagawin iyon."
20. NEHEMIAS 6:15-16NEHEMIAS 6:15-16
15 Pagkaraan ng limampu't
dalawang araw na paggawa,
natapos ang padernoong
ikadalawampu't limang araw
ng ikaanimna buwan.
21. NEHEMIAS 6:15-16NEHEMIAS 6:15-16
16 Nang mabalitaan ng aming
mga kaaway sa mga bansang
nakapaligid na tapos na ang
aming trabaho, napahiya sila at
napag-isip-isip nilang ito'y
nagawa namin dahil sa tulong ng
aming Diyos.
22. SA TULONG NG PANGINOON,
ANG GAWAIN AY MATATAPOS
--- NG MAY KATAGUMPAYAN!