The Way Of Jesus part 5
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This document outlines 3 steps to becoming mega-leaders: 1) Follow Jesus closely instead of from a safe distance, 2) Become consumed with Jesus' mission of liberating souls through service and sacrifice, and 3) Follow Jesus' model of servant leadership by being humble, compassionate, and living to improve others' lives through service rather than seeking rewards. The passage discusses Jesus leading the disciples on a journey to teach them about discipleship through encounters with blind men and ambitious disciples.
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2. Jesus invades Satan's kingdom, binds Satan, and plunders his works. He is stronger than Satan.
3. Jesus is the head of God's family - those who do God's will and carry on his work of casting out demons and healing the sick.
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The document discusses reasons why signs and wonders are no longer as prevalent today as some Christians believe they were in the past. It suggests that signs and wonders have wandered away due to carnal thinking, bad religion that rejects the supernatural, reliance on modern medicine instead of divine healing, a relatively clean spiritual history in Western nations, fear, lack of faith, lack of perseverance, Christians who are influenced by the spirit but not led by the spirit, and timid or jealous leaders who are not sanctified or prepared. The document concludes that there is no legitimate reason why signs and wonders cannot still happen today.
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The document discusses five teaching sermons in Matthew and focuses on analyzing the Parable of the Ten Virgins from Matthew 25:1-13. It provides three key truths from the parable: 1) No one knows when Jesus is coming again, but it will be sudden. 2) When Jesus returns, one's inner spiritual preparations and relationship with Him will matter more than outward appearances. 3) There will come a time when it is too late to get ready for His return. The document also analyzes the meaning of "oil" in the parable as representing one's spiritual life and relationship with Christ.
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1) Those who have received Jesus as their Shepherd-King and follow Him.
2) Those whose daily lives reflect Jesus' heart through love and good deeds towards others.
3) Those who deeply love both the family of Jesus (other Christians) and the mission of His church.
Wise Men Still Seek Him
The document discusses three responses to the Christmas miracle based on the biblical story of the wise men. It describes those who are indifferent to the miracle, those who are threatened by it, and those who actively seek it out. The wise men are presented as a model for those seeking the miracle, experiencing joy, worshipping Jesus, offering their treasures to him, and allowing the experience to change their lives.
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This document provides a 2012 investment guide focused on spiritual truths. It lists six areas for spiritual investment: 1) spiritual truth through friendship with Jesus, reading the Bible, and teaching; 2) prayer through various church prayer opportunities; 3) faith and expecting what you confess and invest; 4) the anointing of God being with those who do good; 5) personal holiness to see God; and 6) service to other believers and God's ministers. The overall message is to make spiritual investments that year in preparation for Jesus' return.
Things Too Wonderful
This document discusses spiritual truths about Jesus that are too wonderful for humans to fully comprehend. It explores the eternity of God, the Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the incarnation of Jesus as both God and man, God's foreknowledge and sovereign choices, and God's great love for humanity shown through sending Jesus. The document encourages reflecting on these mysteries to grow in understanding and appreciation of Jesus.
The Value of One
This document discusses Jesus' teachings in Matthew 18 about the value of individual people. It outlines three main truths from the chapter: 1) Each person is God's child and valued by Him, 2) Believers should show personal care, responsibility and forgiveness towards others, and 3) When believers unite in prayer and purpose, Christ promises His presence and authority. The document then explores five affirmations of an individual's worth from the passage, and five expressions of how believers should love others as God loves each person.
The Sermon on the GROW
The document discusses the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 13, which describes the secret growth of Jesus' leadership in the world. It analyzes the parables in the sermon, which are vehicles of revelation about the Kingdom of Heaven. Three key pictures are presented: the Kingdom of Heaven has come to earth through Jesus, it spreads through broadcasting his message, and currently it is a grassroots movement. Additional pictures include: how the human heart conditions itself for or against Jesus, where hard hearts come from, and what true Christian discipleship entails by receiving, embracing, and clinging to Jesus entirely, exclusively, and enduringly.
The Wheat and The Weeds
This document discusses the parable of the wheat and the weeds from Matthew 13:24-30. It describes the parable as depicting our enemy and what he wants to do, but also cannot do. It then describes our savior as the owner and author of all good things, who has power over angels and the ability to destroy evil. The savior values cultivating maturity in his followers more than punishing the unrighteous. The parable also represents the experience of facing opposition on earth but succeeding, with God allowing it for our maturity, and ultimately winning in the end.
Jesus Is Worth It
The document outlines seven truths about the Kingdom of Heaven (KOH). It states that the KOH has both inward, spiritual manifestations and outward supernatural manifestations on Earth. It grows from small beginnings despite facing opposition, and as it grows it transforms evil. The KOH is said to be more valuable than anything else in life, with Jesus being worth pursuing and giving everything up for. Finally, the KOH will culminate with a final judgment.
Life in the Spirit 10
The document discusses Jesus' healing ministry as described in Matthew 8:1-17. It provides several examples of Jesus healing people, including a leper and the centurion's servant. It then discusses how Jesus' healing reflects God's character and how healing is still available today through faith in God's promises and Jesus.
Life in the Spirit 09
This document discusses how to cultivate a relationship with the Holy Spirit through becoming a spiritual person. It reviews the different spiritual gifts mentioned in the Bible and provides questions for a class on spiritual gifts. It then discusses how to attract and not grieve the Holy Spirit through things like humility, walking in love, and resisting bitterness. The document encourages seeking fresh fillings of the Holy Spirit's power and discerning God's guidance through waiting on Him.
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The Way Of Jesus part 5
- 1. Becoming Mega-Leaders Mark 10:32-45
- 2. The Heart of Mark: The Way • Begins with the healing of the blind man from Bethsaida, Mark 8 • Concludes with the healing of blind Bartimaeus, Mark 10
- 3. The Heart of Mark: The Way • Jesus is leading the disciples on a physical journey from Galilee to Jerusalem • On the way, He’s teaching us about His Messiahship and our discipleship
- 4. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Great leaders are first great followers of Jesus!”
- 5. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! “They were on their way up to Jerusalem, with Jesus leading the way”
- 6. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Safe-distance followers: • Never get close enough to develop an intimate friendship with Jesus
- 7. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Safe-distance followers: • Happy to amble along with the crowd
- 8. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Safe-distance followers: • Inconsistent in their commitment to Jesus
- 9. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Safe-distance followers: • Love Jesus’ promises, but don’t appreciate the price He paid
- 10. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Tailgaters: • Follow Jesus with a clear sense of purpose, towards a definite destination
- 11. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Tailgaters: • Get close enough to Jesus to “collide” with Him!
- 12. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Tailgaters: • Pull away from the crowd and pull closer to Jesus
- 13. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 1. Follow Jesus at an unsafe distance! Tailgaters: • Serious about their commitment to Jesus and their Christian walk
- 14. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 2. Become consumed with Jesus’ mission to liberate captive souls Great leaders put service above self!
- 15. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 2. Become consumed with Jesus’ mission to liberate captive souls The characters on the way are caricatures of us!
- 16. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 2. Become consumed with Jesus’ mission to liberate captive souls In James and John, we see ourselves: We want what they wanted!
- 17. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 2. Become consumed with Jesus’ mission to liberate captive souls The interpretive key, Mark 10:45: “Service & Sacrifice”
- 18. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 3. Follow Jesus’ model of servant-leadership Great leaders follow Jesus’ lead on servanthood!
- 19. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 3. Follow Jesus’ model of servant-leadership 5 qualities of servant- leaders: 1) Humble & Compassionate
- 20. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 3. Follow Jesus’ model of servant-leadership 5 qualities of servant- leaders: 2) Live to see the lives of others improved
- 21. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 3. Follow Jesus’ model of servant-leadership 5 qualities of servant- leaders: 3) Realize that we are called to be on the giving end of service, not the receiving end
- 22. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 3. Follow Jesus’ model of servant-leadership 5 qualities of servant- leaders: 4) Climb the uphill battle to help others
- 23. 3 Steps to Becoming Mega-Leaders 3. Follow Jesus’ model of servant-leadership 5 qualities of servant- leaders: 5) Leave their rewards for service in God’s hands