This document contains a prayer titled "As the Deer" set to the lyrics of Psalm 42. It then provides an overview of topics related to prayer including what prayer is, reasons for prayer, different types of prayer, and questions about effectively praying. The overview defines prayer as a relationship and communication with God, discusses why prayer is needed to recognize God and respond to His love, and covers specific types of prayer like adoration, contrition, thanksgiving, and supplication. It also addresses best practices for prayer including finding a suitable place and time as well as methods like private and public prayer.
The document outlines an evangelism workshop with the following goals: ensuring participants understand evangelism and the gospel; know how to clearly explain the gospel and engage people in a respectful manner; and know how to use available means and respond to objections. It covers contextualizing evangelism biblically by defining key terms; examining biblical teachings and motivations for evangelism; understanding the roles of God, man, and the Holy Spirit in salvation; and focusing on diplomatically defending and promoting the gospel. The workshop aims to equip Christians to confidently yet graciously share the essential facts of the gospel.
The document provides an overview of seeking and knowing God's will. It discusses the different types of God's will, including his fulfilled will through Jesus, revealed will found in scripture, and specific will for individual lives. Fulfilling God's revealed will means placing Christ first, loving God, being thankful, making disciples, and living holy lives. Parents have a responsibility to bring up children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. Living together as a Christ-centered family allows parents to instruct children according to scripture so they can shine as lights in the world.
The document discusses expressing gratitude to God in all circumstances. It notes that 1 Thessalonians 5:18 says "give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." The document provides several examples and illustrations demonstrating how people should maintain an attitude of gratitude even during difficulties or when blessings become common, and expresses that showing gratitude is pleasing to God.
The document discusses having faith during difficult times based on the biblical story of Jesus calming the storm. It notes that storms can come unexpectedly in life, like problems rising up suddenly. The disciples were afraid during the storm in the story, but Jesus remained calm and asleep, depicting how Christians should react to problems - making efforts to solve them but also praying and having faith that God is in control. Having faith means being sure of what we hope for even if we can't see it and knowing that no storm is too strong for God to handle. The document encourages having faith like Jesus during life's storms rather than giving in to fear.
This document outlines the prayers and responses for the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy. It involves opening prayers led by a leader and responses by all, prayers including the Our Father, Hail Mary, Apostles' Creed, and offering of Jesus' passion for the sins of the world. This is repeated multiple times with closing prayers asking for God's mercy and intercession of saints like Mary and St. Faustina before closing with a final blessing.
The document discusses various styles of evangelism that congregations and individual Christians can employ. It describes the confrontational style which directly presents the law and gospel message, the conversational style which focuses on developing friendships as a way to naturally share the gospel, the collegiate style which provides rational arguments for the Christian faith, the conformational style of sharing one's personal testimony, and the come and see style which invites unchurched people to church events to encounter the gospel. The pastor's role is to equip Christians in these various styles and provide opportunities for evangelism in the congregation.
This document contains a prayer titled "As the Deer" set to the lyrics of Psalm 42. It then provides an overview of topics related to prayer including what prayer is, reasons for prayer, different types of prayer, and questions about effectively praying. The overview defines prayer as a relationship and communication with God, discusses why prayer is needed to recognize God and respond to His love, and covers specific types of prayer like adoration, contrition, thanksgiving, and supplication. It also addresses best practices for prayer including finding a suitable place and time as well as methods like private and public prayer.
The document outlines an evangelism workshop with the following goals: ensuring participants understand evangelism and the gospel; know how to clearly explain the gospel and engage people in a respectful manner; and know how to use available means and respond to objections. It covers contextualizing evangelism biblically by defining key terms; examining biblical teachings and motivations for evangelism; understanding the roles of God, man, and the Holy Spirit in salvation; and focusing on diplomatically defending and promoting the gospel. The workshop aims to equip Christians to confidently yet graciously share the essential facts of the gospel.
The document provides an overview of seeking and knowing God's will. It discusses the different types of God's will, including his fulfilled will through Jesus, revealed will found in scripture, and specific will for individual lives. Fulfilling God's revealed will means placing Christ first, loving God, being thankful, making disciples, and living holy lives. Parents have a responsibility to bring up children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. Living together as a Christ-centered family allows parents to instruct children according to scripture so they can shine as lights in the world.
The document discusses expressing gratitude to God in all circumstances. It notes that 1 Thessalonians 5:18 says "give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." The document provides several examples and illustrations demonstrating how people should maintain an attitude of gratitude even during difficulties or when blessings become common, and expresses that showing gratitude is pleasing to God.
The document discusses having faith during difficult times based on the biblical story of Jesus calming the storm. It notes that storms can come unexpectedly in life, like problems rising up suddenly. The disciples were afraid during the storm in the story, but Jesus remained calm and asleep, depicting how Christians should react to problems - making efforts to solve them but also praying and having faith that God is in control. Having faith means being sure of what we hope for even if we can't see it and knowing that no storm is too strong for God to handle. The document encourages having faith like Jesus during life's storms rather than giving in to fear.
This document outlines the prayers and responses for the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy. It involves opening prayers led by a leader and responses by all, prayers including the Our Father, Hail Mary, Apostles' Creed, and offering of Jesus' passion for the sins of the world. This is repeated multiple times with closing prayers asking for God's mercy and intercession of saints like Mary and St. Faustina before closing with a final blessing.
The document discusses various styles of evangelism that congregations and individual Christians can employ. It describes the confrontational style which directly presents the law and gospel message, the conversational style which focuses on developing friendships as a way to naturally share the gospel, the collegiate style which provides rational arguments for the Christian faith, the conformational style of sharing one's personal testimony, and the come and see style which invites unchurched people to church events to encounter the gospel. The pastor's role is to equip Christians in these various styles and provide opportunities for evangelism in the congregation.
The document provides information about salvation from a Bible study perspective. It defines salvation as redemption from sin, explains that it is a free gift from God through faith in Jesus, and notes several Bible verses supporting this. It discusses that salvation cannot be lost or earned through works, but is maintained by God's power. It emphasizes that people have free will to accept or reject God's gift of salvation.
This document provides guidance for sharing the gospel with someone who is spiritually unaware or seeking. It outlines seven steps: 1) focus your heart on Christ; 2) pray for opportunities and passion to share faith; 3) share your testimony and life; 4) ask about their beliefs and answer questions respectfully; 5) share the core truths of the gospel; 6) pray for God to work in their heart; 7) respect their choice to accept or reject and continue showing Christ through actions. The goal is to help people know Christ and become disciples who make disciples.
The document outlines God's plan of salvation according to scripture as involving five steps: 1) Hearing the word of God, 2) Believing in Jesus, 3) Repenting of sins, 4) Confessing faith in Jesus, and 5) Being baptized for the remission of sins. It emphasizes that while people have come up with many plans of salvation, there is only one plan given by God in the Bible. It encourages examining whether one has truly obeyed God's biblical plan of salvation or been deceived by human-made plans.
This document discusses the themes of living for God versus living for worldly things. It references Jesus being tempted by the devil to turn stones to bread, throw himself off the temple, and worship the devil in exchange for earthly kingdoms. The document argues that people are still pursuing these worldly things that Jesus rejected, like greater attachment to pleasures and possessions. It encourages readers to reflect on whether they are "dying to live" for God or the world, and to re-align their lives to live for God by dying to themselves daily and letting Christ live through them.
We know the dictionary definition of worship (a feeling, or devotion to a deity), and we have read John 4:24, "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth"; but, what does the Bible teach us about the subject of worship? This is a series of lessons that gets to the heart of worship and what it really means for Christians.
We know the dictionary definition of worship (a feeling, or devotion to a deity), and we have read John 4:24, "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth"; but, what does the Bible teach us about the subject of worship? This is a series of lessons that gets to the heart of worship and what it really means for Christians.
Brokenness is realizing the corruption of our natural selves and reliance on God. It is often triggered by difficult circumstances that break down our pride and self-sufficiency. Brokenness is a journey every believer must undertake, and it can be a breakthrough with a changed life. Though the pain depends on our response, God dwells with and revives the humble and contrite. True unity in the church comprises broken people committed to this process.
The document discusses Jesus' commandment to his disciples to make disciples of all nations. It explains that this means transforming people into followers who learn from Jesus, not just converting them as believers. The key is to win people over through healing, bring them into community, and equip them to obey all that Jesus commanded through teaching. Disciples are made by discipling, baptizing, and teaching people to follow Jesus' example in their lives with his continual presence and support.
The document discusses different types of prayer including prayers of blessing, petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise. It also covers the parts of the Catholic Mass including introductory rites, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the Eucharist, communion rite, and concluding rite. Finally, it discusses the seven deadly sins and gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.
The document discusses three key metaphors from the Bible about how to view life:
1. Life is a test, with God continually testing people's character, faith, and obedience through trials and temptations. Passing these tests brings rewards.
2. Life is a trust, with everything given by God and meant to be treated as a loan to be stewarded well. People will be evaluated on how they handled what was entrusted to them.
3. Additional details and scriptural references are provided to support these metaphors and encourage transforming one's mindset about life from a worldly to biblical perspective. Readers are prompted to reflect on recent tests from God and the greatest trusts in their
Tit 2:11-14 For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age, looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ, who gave Himself for us, that He might redeem us from every lawless deed and purify for Himself His own special people, zealous for good works.
The document discusses 5 acts of worship from Noah's life that bring God pleasure: 1) Loving God supremely, 2) Trusting God completely, 3) Obeying God wholeheartedly, 4) Praising and thanking God continually, and 5) Using one's abilities. God delights in those who fear and trust in His unfailing love, and He looks for people with hearts like Noah who want to please Him.
“Being used by God
is not confined to pastors, preachers or teachers. Anybody can be an instrument
in God's hands.”
God can use anybody, believer or nonbeliever.
Pre Encounter Lesson 1: Four Wonderful OpportunitiesRhea Deligero
This document outlines four opportunities provided through encountering God: 1) The opportunity to encounter God and be restored when seeking Him with all your heart. 2) The opportunity to be reconciled with God by acknowledging and repenting of sins. 3) The opportunity for restoration through Christ's death for our sins. 4) The opportunity to receive God's provision and become His children through faith in Jesus. The document encourages applying these truths by having an encounter with Christ, repenting of sins, and receiving God's redemption and provision.
John 3:1-5. A New Life In Christ. In the new life we have been born again. In the new life we are a new creation. In the new life we crucify the flesh with its passions and desires. In the new life we are transformed by the renewing of our minds. In the new life we are renewed by the Holy Spirit. In the new life we are dead to sin but alive to God. In the new life we are washed from our sins. in the new life we put to death the old man and put on the new man. In the new life we died and our life is hidden with Christ in God. In the new life we were brought back from death in sin.
The document is a response to someone saying they feel like a mistake and that no one loves them. It summarizes that:
1) While the person's parents may not have planned them, God did - he knew them and planned their life long before they were born.
2) God specifically created them, determined where and when they would be born, and made no mistakes.
3) God created them because he loves them and had them in mind even before the world was created.
The document summarizes the theme and objectives of WABI 2015, which focused on Mary, a woman of humility, simplicity, and charity. It then provides details on the annunciation, nativity, visitation, and the virtues of humility, simplicity, and charity that Mary exemplified. It encourages developing these virtues through prayer, community, and proclaiming the good news of Christ.
The document discusses the second coming of Christ based on biblical teachings. It covers what the second coming is, the signs that will precede it, and how believers should respond. The key points are:
- The second coming will be personal and visible, in which Christ returns to establish his kingdom and judge unbelievers.
- Signs preceding it will include religious delusion, wars, natural disasters, and the re-establishment of Israel as a nation.
- Believers should watch and pray, evangelize others, and live holy lives as they wait patiently for Christ's return. The rapture will come secretly to take believers before the tribulation.
This document summarizes a presentation on commitment to life, charity, and justice. It discusses biblical roots of justice in the Old and New Testaments. It emphasizes that all human life is sacred and created in God's image. The presentation examines issues like abortion, euthanasia, and the death penalty from a pro-life perspective. It encourages participants to reflect on how they can promote justice and dignity for all people, especially the vulnerable. The goal is to help form a community committed to Gospel values of protecting life, practicing charity, and pursuing social justice.
1. The document discusses the basic gospel message of sin, Jesus' sacrifice, and salvation through repentance and faith.
2. It provides guidance on sharing one's testimony, including why it's important and examples from the Bible. Common barriers to sharing are also addressed.
3. Detailed outlines are given for constructing an effective personal testimony, with sections on life before and after faith in Jesus and how one came to believe. Guidelines emphasize glorifying God and focusing on Jesus.
The document provides information about salvation from a Bible study perspective. It defines salvation as redemption from sin, explains that it is a free gift from God through faith in Jesus, and notes several Bible verses supporting this. It discusses that salvation cannot be lost or earned through works, but is maintained by God's power. It emphasizes that people have free will to accept or reject God's gift of salvation.
This document provides guidance for sharing the gospel with someone who is spiritually unaware or seeking. It outlines seven steps: 1) focus your heart on Christ; 2) pray for opportunities and passion to share faith; 3) share your testimony and life; 4) ask about their beliefs and answer questions respectfully; 5) share the core truths of the gospel; 6) pray for God to work in their heart; 7) respect their choice to accept or reject and continue showing Christ through actions. The goal is to help people know Christ and become disciples who make disciples.
The document outlines God's plan of salvation according to scripture as involving five steps: 1) Hearing the word of God, 2) Believing in Jesus, 3) Repenting of sins, 4) Confessing faith in Jesus, and 5) Being baptized for the remission of sins. It emphasizes that while people have come up with many plans of salvation, there is only one plan given by God in the Bible. It encourages examining whether one has truly obeyed God's biblical plan of salvation or been deceived by human-made plans.
This document discusses the themes of living for God versus living for worldly things. It references Jesus being tempted by the devil to turn stones to bread, throw himself off the temple, and worship the devil in exchange for earthly kingdoms. The document argues that people are still pursuing these worldly things that Jesus rejected, like greater attachment to pleasures and possessions. It encourages readers to reflect on whether they are "dying to live" for God or the world, and to re-align their lives to live for God by dying to themselves daily and letting Christ live through them.
We know the dictionary definition of worship (a feeling, or devotion to a deity), and we have read John 4:24, "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth"; but, what does the Bible teach us about the subject of worship? This is a series of lessons that gets to the heart of worship and what it really means for Christians.
We know the dictionary definition of worship (a feeling, or devotion to a deity), and we have read John 4:24, "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth"; but, what does the Bible teach us about the subject of worship? This is a series of lessons that gets to the heart of worship and what it really means for Christians.
Brokenness is realizing the corruption of our natural selves and reliance on God. It is often triggered by difficult circumstances that break down our pride and self-sufficiency. Brokenness is a journey every believer must undertake, and it can be a breakthrough with a changed life. Though the pain depends on our response, God dwells with and revives the humble and contrite. True unity in the church comprises broken people committed to this process.
The document discusses Jesus' commandment to his disciples to make disciples of all nations. It explains that this means transforming people into followers who learn from Jesus, not just converting them as believers. The key is to win people over through healing, bring them into community, and equip them to obey all that Jesus commanded through teaching. Disciples are made by discipling, baptizing, and teaching people to follow Jesus' example in their lives with his continual presence and support.
The document discusses different types of prayer including prayers of blessing, petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise. It also covers the parts of the Catholic Mass including introductory rites, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the Eucharist, communion rite, and concluding rite. Finally, it discusses the seven deadly sins and gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.
The document discusses three key metaphors from the Bible about how to view life:
1. Life is a test, with God continually testing people's character, faith, and obedience through trials and temptations. Passing these tests brings rewards.
2. Life is a trust, with everything given by God and meant to be treated as a loan to be stewarded well. People will be evaluated on how they handled what was entrusted to them.
3. Additional details and scriptural references are provided to support these metaphors and encourage transforming one's mindset about life from a worldly to biblical perspective. Readers are prompted to reflect on recent tests from God and the greatest trusts in their
Tit 2:11-14 For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age, looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ, who gave Himself for us, that He might redeem us from every lawless deed and purify for Himself His own special people, zealous for good works.
The document discusses 5 acts of worship from Noah's life that bring God pleasure: 1) Loving God supremely, 2) Trusting God completely, 3) Obeying God wholeheartedly, 4) Praising and thanking God continually, and 5) Using one's abilities. God delights in those who fear and trust in His unfailing love, and He looks for people with hearts like Noah who want to please Him.
“Being used by God
is not confined to pastors, preachers or teachers. Anybody can be an instrument
in God's hands.”
God can use anybody, believer or nonbeliever.
Pre Encounter Lesson 1: Four Wonderful OpportunitiesRhea Deligero
This document outlines four opportunities provided through encountering God: 1) The opportunity to encounter God and be restored when seeking Him with all your heart. 2) The opportunity to be reconciled with God by acknowledging and repenting of sins. 3) The opportunity for restoration through Christ's death for our sins. 4) The opportunity to receive God's provision and become His children through faith in Jesus. The document encourages applying these truths by having an encounter with Christ, repenting of sins, and receiving God's redemption and provision.
John 3:1-5. A New Life In Christ. In the new life we have been born again. In the new life we are a new creation. In the new life we crucify the flesh with its passions and desires. In the new life we are transformed by the renewing of our minds. In the new life we are renewed by the Holy Spirit. In the new life we are dead to sin but alive to God. In the new life we are washed from our sins. in the new life we put to death the old man and put on the new man. In the new life we died and our life is hidden with Christ in God. In the new life we were brought back from death in sin.
The document is a response to someone saying they feel like a mistake and that no one loves them. It summarizes that:
1) While the person's parents may not have planned them, God did - he knew them and planned their life long before they were born.
2) God specifically created them, determined where and when they would be born, and made no mistakes.
3) God created them because he loves them and had them in mind even before the world was created.
The document summarizes the theme and objectives of WABI 2015, which focused on Mary, a woman of humility, simplicity, and charity. It then provides details on the annunciation, nativity, visitation, and the virtues of humility, simplicity, and charity that Mary exemplified. It encourages developing these virtues through prayer, community, and proclaiming the good news of Christ.
The document discusses the second coming of Christ based on biblical teachings. It covers what the second coming is, the signs that will precede it, and how believers should respond. The key points are:
- The second coming will be personal and visible, in which Christ returns to establish his kingdom and judge unbelievers.
- Signs preceding it will include religious delusion, wars, natural disasters, and the re-establishment of Israel as a nation.
- Believers should watch and pray, evangelize others, and live holy lives as they wait patiently for Christ's return. The rapture will come secretly to take believers before the tribulation.
This document summarizes a presentation on commitment to life, charity, and justice. It discusses biblical roots of justice in the Old and New Testaments. It emphasizes that all human life is sacred and created in God's image. The presentation examines issues like abortion, euthanasia, and the death penalty from a pro-life perspective. It encourages participants to reflect on how they can promote justice and dignity for all people, especially the vulnerable. The goal is to help form a community committed to Gospel values of protecting life, practicing charity, and pursuing social justice.
1. The document discusses the basic gospel message of sin, Jesus' sacrifice, and salvation through repentance and faith.
2. It provides guidance on sharing one's testimony, including why it's important and examples from the Bible. Common barriers to sharing are also addressed.
3. Detailed outlines are given for constructing an effective personal testimony, with sections on life before and after faith in Jesus and how one came to believe. Guidelines emphasize glorifying God and focusing on Jesus.
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The document discusses two main topics:
1) Ways of heralding the good news of God, including praying for courage, being bold and persistent, telling everyone you meet, reading the Bible, and finding creative ways to spread the word.
2) Heresies that have emerged against the Catholic Church and Pope Francis, including claims that he supports homosexuality, gay marriage, and allowing priests to leave the priesthood if they fall in love. The document refutes these as false teachings not aligned with Catholic doctrine.
The document discusses the importance of studying the doctrine of the Trinity. It provides several reasons why the Trinity is central to Christianity, notably that it is necessary for the atoning work of Christ. Removing the Trinity would cause the Christian faith to disintegrate. The document also explores scriptural support for the Trinity and how each person of the Godhead was involved in salvation through Jesus's life, death and resurrection.
This document is an audio podcast from First Church on January 15, 2012. It discusses the concept of "Missio Dei", which is Latin for "the mission of God". The podcast explains that the Bible tells the story of God's mission to redeem the world through Jesus, and that we must join God on His mission rather than follow our own agendas. It also references a Bible passage from Ephesians about putting off the old self and putting on the new self in Christ. The document provides notes from the sermon on developing spiritually and connecting with others in the church community.
All Roads Lead To Golgotha
Path of the Cross Shaped Life
1. Damascus Road-Road to Salvation
2. Wilderness Road-Road to being Sanctified and Sent
3. Emmaus Road-Road to Suffering
4. Jericho Road-Road to Service
5. Golgotha Road-Road to Sacrifice
The document provides information about First Baptist Church of Franklinton including their address, contact information, service times, and upcoming events. It also includes a newsletter article summarizing their recent mission trip to Honduras and encouraging others to participate in future mission trips.
This document provides principles and strategies for effective disciple making movements. It begins with principles such as having a bold commitment to sharing one's faith, dispersing believers rather than attracting people, and having intentional obedience-based discipleship through small groups. It discusses investing deeply in a few people and emphasizing prayer and costly discipleship. The document then discusses strategies like choosing the best strategy, knowing when it's time to change strategy, and how to "dismount a dead horse" or change approaches that are not working. It provides advice like not getting too attached to plans, being willing to change course, and focusing on effectiveness over other metrics.
This document provides biographical information about Oswald Chambers and introduces his daily devotional My Utmost for His Highest. It describes how Chambers was a Scottish minister and teacher in the early 20th century. It explains that the daily readings in the devotional were compiled from his lectures and talks given in various settings. The introductory passages seek to convey that Chambers' teachings have endured and can continue to bring inspiration from the Holy Spirit to readers.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for April 2016David Eversole
This document is the April 2016 newsletter from Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, KY. It includes articles from various ministers at the church about connecting people to Jesus, which is identified as the church's clear vision. The articles discuss topics like reaching out to people with the gospel message, overcoming prejudices, and having a vision that provides purpose. The newsletter also provides information about upcoming events at the church in April and registration details for summer youth events.
The third study in our "Growing Deep in the Gospel" series. In this study we answer the question "What isn't the Gospel?" by looking at false gospels, the difference between religion and the gospel and three ways to live: be your own god, make yourself right with God and trust Jesus.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current January, 2015tatescreek
This document is a newsletter from Tates Creek Christian Church providing information about the church's services, staff, events, and articles. The main article discusses the concept of truth and argues that Jesus is the embodiment of truth based on his resurrection from the dead and the truthfulness of God's word according to the Bible. It encourages embracing Jesus and truth. Other articles discuss a truth crisis in society, standing up for truth, and how learning the gospel message as a child is a blessing.
The document discusses several "roads" in the Bible that point to Golgotha, where Jesus was crucified.
1) The Road to Damascus represents conversion and transformation from unbelief to belief. It discusses Paul's conversion experience and what it symbolizes for Christians today.
2) The Road to the Wilderness symbolizes separation from the world, spiritual warfare, solitude, and preparation for ministry. It discusses how Jesus and John the Baptist spent time in the wilderness and what Christians can learn from this.
3) All the roads ultimately lead to Golgotha, where Jesus died on the cross as the only way to salvation and forgiveness of sins. The choice is to either accept Jesus or reject Him
The document is a summary of a sermon delivered at the Midway City Vietnamese Alliance Church English Worship Gathering on December 27, 2009. The sermon discusses practicing Jesus' life and why it can be difficult, focusing on the realities of sin and faith according to passages from 1 John. It also examines how Christians can grow spiritually through obedience to God's word and walking as Jesus did.
This document provides an introduction to and overview of the topic of dominion over demons. It discusses how man has both a physical body and a spiritual nature, and how the spiritual world interacts with humans. It explains that demons can afflict and deceive people, but that Christians have been given authority and power over demons through Jesus. The document encourages testing all spiritual experiences and teachings against scripture to avoid being misled by deceiving spirits.
This document provides information about events and services at the First United Methodist Church of North Hollywood for the month of March 2022. It includes details about an Easter basket mission, children's Easter party, adding a QR code to increase social media presence, and dedicating Easter lilies. It also previews the pastor's Lenten sermon series on resisting and obstructing Jesus. The pastor invites the congregation to attend Ash Wednesday services on March 2nd to receive ashes and begin a Lenten discipline of prayer, study, fasting and giving.
The document provides information about First Baptist Church of Franklinton including their address, contact information, service times, and upcoming events. It includes a newsletter article discussing the importance of Christians embracing their role as "bearers of the Gospel" and sharing their faith according to Paul's instructions in Colossians 4:2-5 which are to pray, pray for others, act wisely, and speak with gracious speech. It also advertises upcoming student ministry and discipleship events.
97 Jesus Used the Word to Correct False TeachingRick Peterson
This document discusses Jesus confronting religious leaders who accuse Him of breaking the Sabbath. When they question Him for allowing His disciples to pick grain on the Sabbath, Jesus responds by citing the example of David eating consecrated bread when he was hungry. He asserts that He is Lord of the Sabbath. On another Sabbath, the religious leaders watch as Jesus heals a man with a withered hand, angering them further as they seek ways to oppose Him. The document encourages standing up for biblical truth in love without backing down or giving up on people.
The document discusses how to handle objections that may arise when sharing the gospel. It identifies four types of objections - exposure, worldview, emotional, and willful - and provides examples of each. For each type, it notes why the objections may occur and tips for addressing them, including listening closely, asking follow up questions, finding common ground, and presenting Jesus through the power of the Spirit without arguing. The overall message is to expect objections but deal with them respectfully and focus on understanding the perspective of the other person.
Rev. R. Darrel Davis is a Christian communicator, evangelist, and apologist based in Garner, NC who has shared the gospel message with thousands around the world since 1999. He has experience sharing the gospel message with people from many backgrounds and worldviews. Over 3,000 people have trusted Christ through his evangelism work. He has mentored evangelism teams, taught evangelism principles, and served in evangelism leadership roles. His core competencies include preaching the gospel, one-on-one witnessing, mentoring believers in evangelism, and developing evangelism strategies for churches.
Each year, hundreds gather in the Bahamas for the annual Exuma Family Regatta, which began as a sailing tradition in the 1950s. In April-May 2011, a team led by David Cobb will partner with local churches to share the gospel with attendees at festivities around the Regatta. The team will both witness and equip Bahamian believers to share their faith. Darrel needs to raise $2,136 to cover expenses for Mission Exuma 2011 and asks for support through prayer and financial gifts.
1) St. Patrick's Day is a day to honor St. Patrick, a missionary who spread Christianity in Ireland in the 400s AD. He used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity.
2) The document discusses that all people are sinners but God offers forgiveness and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, who died for sins and rose from the dead.
3) It encourages readers to pray, read the Bible, attend church, be baptized, and share their faith in Jesus with others.
The First Night celebration in downtown Raleigh draws large crowds each year who come to ring in the new year. In 2011, 9 people shared nearly 4,000 gospel tracts with attendees between 7-11 PM, taking advantage of the opportunity provided by such a large crowd. One conversation with some teens was cut short when their father made them leave. The outreach was considered a success overall. The document goes on to describe plans for an outreach at Mardi Gras in New Orleans, where the author will lead a team of 5 others, including a new mentee named Michael Creech, and requests donations to fund the trip.
The document describes an encounter at a horseshoe ministry booth at the Kansas State Fair where a volunteer named Darrel Davis shares the gospel with a family - a mother, father, and 21-year-old son named Daniel. While the mother and father indicate they are already Christians, Daniel is unsure if he has truly committed his life to Christ. Davis is prompted by the Holy Spirit to focus on Daniel, and through using an evangelism tool called an Evangecube, Daniel decides to surrender his life to Christ at the booth. Davis sees this as an important reminder to never assume someone's salvation and to continue asking questions.
The document describes an encounter at a horseshoe ministry booth at the Kansas State Fair where a volunteer named Darrel Davis shares the gospel with a family - a mother, father, and 21-year-old son named Daniel. While the mother and father indicate they are already Christians, Daniel is unsure if he has truly committed his life to Christ. Davis is prompted by the Holy Spirit to focus on Daniel, and through using an evangelism tool called an Evangecube, Daniel decides to surrender his life to Christ. Davis shares that he led 12 people to Christ at the fair and over 4,800 people heard the gospel message.
The Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association has invited ICE team members to help with an outreach at the 2010 Kansas State Fair using free personalized horseshoes with John 3:16 stamped on them to share the gospel. The document requests a donation of $1312 to cover costs and asks the reader to pray for the mission and souls to be saved.
This document discusses Foundation Ministries' plans to participate in outreach at the 2010 Riverfest in Wichita, KS from May 13-16. The outreach aims to share the gospel with Juggalos, a group of young people who follow a band. In the past, several Juggalos were saved through similar outreach. The organizers need $700 more to cover expenses and are asking for donations. The document provides contact information for the ministry and lists their upcoming outreach opportunities.
The document is a request for financial support to equip nearly 3,000 pastors and workers in Davao City, Philippines from April 5-23, 2010. The author needs to raise $4,465 by the end of the month to participate, and must raise $1,700 by March 19 to purchase airline tickets and renew his passport. He will be teaching principles of evangelism and conducting revival meetings to impact many people and multiply evangelism efforts through the pastors and workers.
The document is a letter from Darrel Davis, the director of Foundation Ministries, asking for prayer and financial support for upcoming ministry opportunities. Davis thanks supporters for their past partnership and prays that God will supply the ministry's needs through continued support. He outlines two exciting outreach opportunities in New Orleans for Mardi Gras evangelism in February and in Davao City, Philippines in April to equip 3000 pastors. Davis requests financial support of $600 for the New Orleans trip and $9900 for the Philippines trip. He provides an enclosed response form for readers to indicate their prayer and financial support.
The document summarizes an upcoming mission trip by a team to the Philippines in April 2010 to teach evangelism principles and share the gospel. The team will work with pastors and churches on the islands of Mindanao and Negros, holding conferences and evangelistic meetings. In a previous 2001 mission, over 850 people trusted Christ. The team needs to raise $9,900 to cover costs and is requesting donations from $50-100 per month or one-time gifts to participate in this mission with the goal of reaching many people for Christ.
The document summarizes an upcoming mission trip by a team from Foundation Ministries to the Philippines in April 2010. The team will travel to Davao City in Mindanao and Bacolod City in Negros Occidental to teach evangelism principles, hold evangelistic meetings, and help with church events. They will work with local pastors and need to raise $9,900 to cover costs. They are asking readers to partner with monthly pledges or one-time gifts.
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This document summarizes the work of Foundation Ministries, a Christian evangelism organization. It was founded in 1999 and is interdenominational. It has touched thousands of lives worldwide through street evangelism, area-wide crusades, and international missions. The mission is to introduce people to Jesus Christ and equip followers to do the same through various outreach and training programs. Partnership support is invited to help continue this evangelism work.
Bonnie was a seminary student who participated in an evangelism training program. She was initially nervous but grew in confidence as she witnessed to others under the mentorship of Darrel. By the end of the week, Bonnie had led several people to Christ on her own. Darrel emphasizes the importance of equipping others in evangelism to multiply ministry efforts and continue spreading the gospel message.
This document discusses the importance and power of praying for lost or unsaved people by name. It encourages making a list of specific people who don't know Christ and praying for them daily. Some key things to pray for include that God would remove any false sense of security, bring conviction of sin, open their hearts and minds to the gospel, and send believers to witness to them. The document also provides the acronym "SHAPES" to guide prayers and ensure believers are properly prepared to pray effectively for the lost.
Darrel Davis, from Foundation Ministries, plans to spend a weekend living on the streets with the homeless in Raleigh, North Carolina. He will take only a backpack, sleeping bag, and the clothes on his back to experience what homeless people experience. His goals are to experience homelessness, share the gospel with as many homeless people as possible, and make this an opportunity for others to understand homelessness and reach out with the good news. He asks for prayers as he carries out this project to ensure it is God's calling and to find one other person to join him.
The author will be traveling from May 10-30th to participate in ministry opportunities in Tulsa, OK, Wichita, KS, Abilene, TX, and the Dallas/Fort Worth area. They will drive approximately 3,700 miles to do street evangelism, speak in local churches, mentor members in evangelism, and meet with ministry partners. They need to raise $2,751 to cover fuel, food, lodging, supplies, and a contingency fund in case of vehicle breakdown during their travels. They ask readers to partner with them financially or through prayer for their safety, ministry, and children during the trip.
The latest printed newsletter for our ministry that will be mailed this week. Read about Leroy, the Jewish man who met his Messiah on Bourbon street in New Orleans.
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It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375
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2. Your Story is a Powerful Tool! Every believer has a personal testimony of their experience with Jesus. God can use every believer’s testimony! You don’t have to be super sinner to be used effectively by God!!! Your testimony is God’s story, not yours! Not about God saving you from sin. It’s about God transforming you to be more like His Son.
3. Your Story is a Powerful Tool! It can be shared in just a few moments. It doesn’t require lots of scripture memorization or training. Since it is your story, it is difficult for people to refute. It speaks to our post-modern culture. It can stand alone as a witness or it can be used as part of a larger gospel presentation.
4. Three Major Parts of Your Story… What was my life like before I met Jesus? How did I meet Jesus? When, Where, How… How has Jesus made a difference in my life?
5. Paul’s Story – Before Jesus (Acts 26) He talks about his religious heritage (vv. 4-5). He talks about his reputation (v. 4). How he was a persecutor of Christians (vv. 9-11). Everything that Paul said pointed to the fact that he was an enemy of Jesus.
6. What about You? Were you raised in church? Not? Did you come to faith early in life? Later? Who were some of your influences? Parents? Teacher? Pastor? Was there a difficulty or trial that led to seek God? Can you look back and see how God pursued you?
7. My Story… Grew up in a difficult home – father mentally ill. Family stopped attending church when I was young. Uncle took me to church. False conversion and baptism at age 15. Struggles in high school with depression and suicidal thoughts. Dabbling with false religions and new age. Bitterness and anger in college.
8. Pause Take a few moments to jot down some things about your life before Jesus.
9. Paul’s Story – Meeting Jesus Where he was and what he was doing (v. 12) His holy vision of Jesus (vv. 13-14) Hearing the voice of the Lord (vv. 14, 15-18) His obedience to Christ and conversion (v. 19)
10. What about You? Where were you when you met Jesus? Who influenced you or shared the gospel with you? How many times had you heard the gospel before? What made you realize the bad news/good news?
11. My Story… Went to work for Easco Aluminum. Met Tim Parker. Heard him talk about the Lord and saw the difference in his life. Spring 1994 – knelt by my bedside and gave up living life on my terms. People began to notice an immediate difference in my life.
12. Pause Take a few moments to jot down some things about how you met Jesus.
13. Paul’s Story – After Meeting Jesus Immediately testified of who Jesus was in Damascus and Jerusalem. (v. 20) Was himself persecuted for Christ. (v. 21) God has helped him from that day until now to proclaim the message of Christ. (vv. 22-23)
14. What about You? Have people seen a change in you since coming to Christ? How have your actions changed? Do you have assurance of salvation?
15. My Story… He gave me assurance of my salvation and security. God gave me a desire for His Word. He has helped my with my anger issues. He has called me into full time ministry. He has allowed me to share His message in 10 countries and 17 states.
16. Pause Take a few moments to jot down some things about how life has been different for you since meeting Jesus.
17. Some Other Thoughts… Avoid Christian terms when possible. Keep it short – 2-3 minutes, 5 minute max. Keep the focus on Jesus. Avoid derogatory remarks toward people and groups. Give details, but avoid details that might bring dishonor to Christ and others. Practice! Practice! Practice!