This document provides guidance on reading and studying the Bible. It outlines many benefits of reading the Bible, such as giving strength, comfort, and guidance. It encourages regular Bible reading, noting genuine Christians have a hunger for God's word. The document offers tips for how to study the Bible, including setting aside 15-30 minutes daily in a distraction-free place, finding a reading plan, being creative by varying activities, keeping a journal, and giving distractions to God in prayer. The overall message is that regularly reading and studying the Bible in an engaged way provides numerous spiritual benefits.
What Does The Bible Say About Christian Giving?
Is Tithing For The Church?
Answering Questions About Christian Giving
Christian Giving, Tithing, Tithes, Tithe, Gifts
Tithing and offerings are two interesting subjects, which many people have different meanings and applications. While tithing and offering are certainly biblical concepts, some people teaches that tithe is a command and offering is a sacrificial ‘will’ of a Christian; some also teaches that these are not so. What does the Bible teaches regarding tithing and offerings under the New Covenant?
In order to understand how tithing fits (or doesn't fit) into the life of a Christian or a religious person, we must first examine tithing as it was originally commanded, its meaning, and its purpose. Offerings which sometimes interchangeably defined to be tithes; one needs to understand the meaning of sacrifice, free will, giving, and sharing.
This book explains in detail: the doctrines, the command, the culture, the principles, and giving of tithes and offerings. It also outlines the most frequently asked questions on tithing, offerings, and giving.
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“Give Me That SHOW Time Religion" — (Jeremiah 6:16; Deuteronomy 12:29–32; 2 Timothy 4:1–5) There Is A MAJOR Problem With “Contemporary Worship” & Why So MANY CANNOT SEE IT — AUDIO / PPT / KEYNOTE / PDF — 09/02/2018
Multiple practices of a lifestyle of activist intercession. These are not rituals, but practices that undergird the reality of a relationship between our frailty and the infinite God who invites us into his presence and actions.
What Does The Bible Say About Christian Giving?
Is Tithing For The Church?
Answering Questions About Christian Giving
Christian Giving, Tithing, Tithes, Tithe, Gifts
Tithing and offerings are two interesting subjects, which many people have different meanings and applications. While tithing and offering are certainly biblical concepts, some people teaches that tithe is a command and offering is a sacrificial ‘will’ of a Christian; some also teaches that these are not so. What does the Bible teaches regarding tithing and offerings under the New Covenant?
In order to understand how tithing fits (or doesn't fit) into the life of a Christian or a religious person, we must first examine tithing as it was originally commanded, its meaning, and its purpose. Offerings which sometimes interchangeably defined to be tithes; one needs to understand the meaning of sacrifice, free will, giving, and sharing.
This book explains in detail: the doctrines, the command, the culture, the principles, and giving of tithes and offerings. It also outlines the most frequently asked questions on tithing, offerings, and giving.
Request your copy of The Essence And Effects Of Tithes And Offerings
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Effects-Tithes-Offerings/dp/6200099979
More Books: https://www.morebooks.de/store/gb/book/the-essence-and-effects-of-tithes-and-offerings/isbn/978-620-0-09997-6
“Give Me That SHOW Time Religion" — (Jeremiah 6:16; Deuteronomy 12:29–32; 2 Timothy 4:1–5) There Is A MAJOR Problem With “Contemporary Worship” & Why So MANY CANNOT SEE IT — AUDIO / PPT / KEYNOTE / PDF — 09/02/2018
Multiple practices of a lifestyle of activist intercession. These are not rituals, but practices that undergird the reality of a relationship between our frailty and the infinite God who invites us into his presence and actions.
Study on Romans 12:1-2:
The Daily Surrender of a
Disciple/Follower of Christ
SUMMARY: The entire first 11 chapters of Romans are applied starting with these verses.
I CAN DECIDE TO LET GO: v.1 “present” is in the aorist tense and means a final action, we go back to and remember.
I MUST DIE DAILY: v. 1 “living sacrifice” this is a present active verb. This means I renew this once and for all decision, all day long, as I go through life. Tied to the altar daily.
MY LIFE MATTERS TO GOD: v. 1 “holy and acceptable” explains what flavor God wants in our lives: “holy” and the goal of life is driven by loving Him so much we want to please Him “acceptable to God”.
MY FIRST CHOICE: v. 2 “do not be conformed” this is the first imperative application in this section of Romans that applies truth to the lives of believers. This word means: God doesn’t want our lives shaped by His enemy (the world).
MY LIFELONG GREAT TASK: v. 2 “be transformed” this is the great word morphed. God explains that all transformation starts with a renewed mind (anakaino). The tense is present (constantly/ongoing) and passive (God does it to us) ana = back again; kaino = new; God resets our minds back to His Way by applying His Word to my life by His Spirit
GOD CONFIRMS HIS POWER IN ME: v. 2 “prove” this word dokimadzo means ‘proof after testing’. We will find the proof of God at work in us as we test out the “reset” button for our minds. Allow Him to renew us, and when He does, He proves Himself to us.
Proverbs 28-31 and Acts 16-19
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The Book of Joshua is the sixth book in the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament, and is the first book of the Deuteronomistic history, the story of Israel from the conquest of Canaan to the Babylonian exile.
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The Good News, newsletter for June 2024 is hereNoHo FUMC
Our monthly newsletter is available to read online. We hope you will join us each Sunday in person for our worship service. Make sure to subscribe and follow us on YouTube and social media.
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The texts are in English.
For the Video with audio narration, comments and texts in English, please check out the Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF2g_43NEa0
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SBs – Sunday Bible School
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MAGAZINE: THE CAREER THAT IS PROPOSED TO US: The Path of Salvation, Holiness and Perseverance to Reach Heaven
Commentator: Pastor Osiel Gomes
Presentation: Missionary Celso Napoleon
Renewed in Grace
In Jude 17-23 Jude shifts from piling up examples of false teachers from the Old Testament to a series of practical exhortations that flow from apostolic instruction. He preserves for us what may well have been part of the apostolic catechism for the first generation of Christ-followers. In these instructions Jude exhorts the believer to deal with 3 different groups of people: scoffers who are "devoid of the Spirit", believers who have come under the influence of scoffers and believers who are so entrenched in false teaching that they need rescue and pose some real spiritual risk for the rescuer. In all of this Jude emphasizes Jesus' call to rescue straying sheep, leaving the 99 safely behind and pursuing the 1.
What Should be the Christian View of Anime?Joe Muraguri
We will learn what Anime is and see what a Christian should consider before watching anime movies? We will also learn a little bit of Shintoism religion and hentai (the craze of internet pornography today).
2. I) BENEFITS OF READING AND
OBEYING THE BIBLE
A) Gives us Long life,
Deut. (6:2)
B) Gives us strength to
overcome sin (Eph. 6:17)
C) Gives us comfort and
encouragement during tough
times (Ps. 34:19, Isa. 51:12, Ps.
23, Ps. 119)
D) Gives us guidance and
leads us to the right
way/path or
decision, (Hosea 14:6, Ps.
119:101)
E) Reminds us to stay
pure, holy, and separated from
the world (Lev. 19:2, I John
2:15)
3. F) Exposes our innermost thoughts ( James 1:23-25, Rom. 1:16, Jer.
17:9, Acts 2:37)
G) Protects us from danger (Prov. 2: 7,8)
H) Increases our faith (Rom.10:17)
I) Encourages us to amend our sinful ways (II Chron. 7:14)
J) Warns us: Words like “Take heed,” or “beware” :
(I Cor. 10:2, Deut. 8:11)
K) Gives us joy and peace ( Ps. 119: 50-52)
4. L) Hope (Luke 10:22)
M) The mind of God becomes
our mind ( Phil 2:4,5)
N) Keeps us from being proud
or keeps us humble. One
sign that a Christian is not
reading the Bible is he
becomes proud (Deut.
17:20)
O) For our prayers to be
answered (John 15:7)
P) Blessings, success, prosperit
y (James 1:22, Joshua
1:8, Deut. 28)
5. Q) Teaches us:
1) Prepares and equips
believers (2 Tim. 3:17)
2) To fear God (Ps. 111:17,
Deut. 17:19)
3) Wisdom and
understanding (Prov. 2:6)
4) Discernment (Ezek. 44:23,
Ecc. 8:5)
5) To be blameless
(John 17:17)
6) How we should behave,
to be perfect like Christ
(I Tim. 3:15, Eph. 4:12,13)
6. II) WHY SHOULD WE STUDY THE BIBLE?
A) Genuine Christians have a
deep hunger for God’s
Word ( Ps. 42:1,2; I Cor. 2:14)
B) Genuine Christians make
the Bible their priority
What do you enjoy more than
reading the Bible? It should be our
favorite activity (Deut. 6:5)
C) Genuine Christians are
victorious over sin and to be
determined and disciplined
(I John 4:4)
D) Genuine Christians enjoy
and do not endure their
Bible reading (Ps. 19: 11)
7. III) HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE
A) Set aside at least 15-30
minutes a day in a place or spot
where you are least distracted. It
can be early in the morning, your
lunch break, etc. (Psalm 63:1)
It’s true that maintaining a
regular Bible reading habit will
take some discipline. But
remember that a habit is only
a means to an end. Your higher
goal is to transform your
Bible reading and prayer habit
into a meeting with God.
Think of it as an appointment
with God.
8. If you do, reading and prayer will
become less of a discipline and
more of a dialog with God.
B) Don’t Feel Guilty
Have you ever heard someone
say, “I’m having trouble
keeping a regular quiet time with
God? I know I ought
to but ...”? Maybe you’ve felt that
way. As we’ve already
acknowledged, maintaining a
“spiritual discipline” like Bible
reading can be a challenge. Even
so, we should be careful not to
think of it as “paying our dues to
God” or assume that God is
9. waiting to “zap” us if we fail
to read the Bible for a period
of time. The important thing
to remember is God loves
you and He wants to meet
with you (John 4:23-24)!
Don’t let guilt over what you
haven’t done in the past rob
you of the joy of meeting
with God in the present.
With whatever time you do
have, focus on enjoying God’s
Word today. If you do
that, you’ll soon find yourself
feeling less guilty and more
excited about meeting God
every day.
10. C. Find a Plan that Works for
You. Determine how many
chapters you can read each
day. There are many plans
that you can download.
D) Be Creative and Add Variety
We all go through times when
our walk with God seems
lifeless and dry. You can vary
the sequence of what you do
or sing a song sometimes or
recite a poem
11. E) Another helpful
technique is to keep a
journal of your
reflections. You do not
have to write something
everyday, only when a
passage really stands out.
You can use a
commentary and read a
Christian book
sometimes.
F) Give the Distraction to
God. There will be a lot
of distractions like
unexpected phone calls,
12. Family interruptions and pet
emergencies. But the
biggest distractions are our
own
fears, frustrations, temptatio
ns and worries and concerns.
What you can do is pray for
the person who just called or
ask God to let the baby sleep
so that you can have your
quiet time. Or when worries
and concerns distract
you, why don’t you just pray
for these distractions. These
may be the very things God
want you to pray about.