Sermon on the Mount Session 7
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The document summarizes key points from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount regarding how believers should conduct themselves before God. It outlines six examples Jesus gave of kingdom actions: giving, praying, fasting, storing up treasures in heaven, not worrying, and not judging others. For each action, Jesus taught that it should be done sincerely before God rather than for public recognition. Believers are to live with an awareness that God sees their hidden deeds and will reward their righteousness.
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This document discusses successful prayers and provides guidance on how to pray effectively. It outlines prerequisites for prayer such as having private communion with God rather than praying for public attention. When praying, one should acknowledge God's preeminence by focusing on his fatherhood, honoring his name, submitting to his kingdom and will. The document also examines common petitions when praying such as requesting daily bread, forgiveness, prevention of temptation, and deliverance from evil. It emphasizes praising God by acknowledging his eternal kingdom, power and glory. The presentation aims to help people improve their prayer life and relationship with God.
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This document provides an outline and summary of a sermon given on Exodus 20:1-17 and the 10 Commandments. The key points discussed include:
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2. The commandments announce humanity's need for Christ since we fail to live up to God's perfect standards.
3. The law anticipates the power of the Holy Spirit to empower believers to obey God's commands through faith in Christ.Your Heavenly Father's True Treasure
Matthew 6:19-24: Synopsis: Jesus reminds us that practicing true righteousness is about my heart, my eye, and who I serve. There is peace in knowing that the only true treasure comes from our Father who rewards us generously as we choose to follow only Him.
THE PROCESS OF FORGIVENESS
THE PROCESS OF FORGIVENESS
TEXT: GEN 44:16
INTRO:
I. ASTONISHMENT- WHAT SHALL WE SAY UNTO MY LORD?
…BEHOLD…
II. ACKNOWLEDGMENT- WHAT SHALL WE SPEAK?
…WE ARE…
III. ACQUIESCENCE- HOW SHALL WE CLEAR OURSELVES?
…WE ARE MY LORD'S SERVANTS…
CONCLUSION: ACCEPTANCE
GEN 45:4-5
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3) The book of Romans discusses the doctrines of condemnation for sin, justification through faith in Christ, and assurance of salvation. It emphasizes moving from doctrine to duty by dedicating ourselves to serving God and building relationships with others.
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