Christianity is not set apart from other religions merely by what it teaches but by what God has done for us through the cross in the death and resurrection.
Jesus teaches that he must suffer and die but rise again. When Peter rebukes him, Jesus instead rebukes Peter and teaches that his followers must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him. Anyone ashamed of Jesus will be ashamed when he returns. True salvation comes through faith in Jesus, and though his followers may suffer, the best is still to come in God's kingdom.
Introduction to the Trinity_March 15, 2009BertBrim
Our SS community is transitioning from 8 months of teaching on Bible reading, devotion and study to the Doctrine of God. Here are the notes from our class yesterday.
The document discusses the hard teachings of Jesus and how many took offense to His words. It contrasts Jesus' demanding words with more comfortable modern teachings that avoid confrontation. It encourages readers to choose to follow Jesus' commands rather than preferring popular or easy beliefs, and to seek God's approval over that of people.
Lesson 8 of 26 in a series on New Testament Vistas. This sermon on discipleship was presented January 8, 2012, at Palm Desert Church of Christ by Dale Wells.
The document provides guidance for Christians to evaluate their faith and live according to Jesus' teachings. It suggests taking stock of one's life and comparing it to Jesus' example to acknowledge shortcomings. By confessing sins and accepting Jesus as savior, one can start anew with a transformed life guided by scripture. Living in this way makes the rest of one's life the best by turning from sin and walking in the light of God.
The sermon discusses the challenge of discipleship based on a passage from 1 Thessalonians. It argues that Christianity is both a demanding and serious religion. To be a disciple requires total commitment, holiness, and faithfulness. It also means not being ashamed to openly follow Jesus, even in the face of criticism or persecution. The preacher urges Christians to embrace God's call to sanctification and meet the challenge of discipleship throughout their lives.
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
Jesus teaches that he must suffer and die but rise again. When Peter rebukes him, Jesus instead rebukes Peter and teaches that his followers must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him. Anyone ashamed of Jesus will be ashamed when he returns. True salvation comes through faith in Jesus, and though his followers may suffer, the best is still to come in God's kingdom.
Introduction to the Trinity_March 15, 2009BertBrim
Our SS community is transitioning from 8 months of teaching on Bible reading, devotion and study to the Doctrine of God. Here are the notes from our class yesterday.
The document discusses the hard teachings of Jesus and how many took offense to His words. It contrasts Jesus' demanding words with more comfortable modern teachings that avoid confrontation. It encourages readers to choose to follow Jesus' commands rather than preferring popular or easy beliefs, and to seek God's approval over that of people.
Lesson 8 of 26 in a series on New Testament Vistas. This sermon on discipleship was presented January 8, 2012, at Palm Desert Church of Christ by Dale Wells.
The document provides guidance for Christians to evaluate their faith and live according to Jesus' teachings. It suggests taking stock of one's life and comparing it to Jesus' example to acknowledge shortcomings. By confessing sins and accepting Jesus as savior, one can start anew with a transformed life guided by scripture. Living in this way makes the rest of one's life the best by turning from sin and walking in the light of God.
The sermon discusses the challenge of discipleship based on a passage from 1 Thessalonians. It argues that Christianity is both a demanding and serious religion. To be a disciple requires total commitment, holiness, and faithfulness. It also means not being ashamed to openly follow Jesus, even in the face of criticism or persecution. The preacher urges Christians to embrace God's call to sanctification and meet the challenge of discipleship throughout their lives.
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
Adapted from a David Baeder sermon https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/1-the-meaning-of-discipleship-david-baeder-sermon-on-discipleship-156854?ref=SermonSeriesDetails
This document discusses the costs and sacrifices of being a Christian disciple through quotes from Dietrich Bonhoeffer and stories of early Christian martyrs. It challenges readers to consider what trials they suffer for their faith and whether they are willing to pay the full cost of discipleship, which Jesus warned includes renouncing all possessions and comforts. The document suggests many modern Christians fail to understand this challenge and question their faith when faced with difficulties rather than seeing trials as opportunities to prove their faithfulness to God.
The document discusses the concept of "living the gospel" according to Jesus' teachings in the Bible. It defines the gospel as the good news of Jesus' life, teachings, sacrifice, and resurrection that provides salvation from sin through faith in Jesus alone. Living the gospel means putting Jesus' teachings into practice by being a light to others, loving others as Jesus loved, and consistently moving toward perfection. The benefits of living the gospel include freedom from sin, experiencing God's presence, living with love and joy, and bringing others to faith by our example.
Adapted from a David Baeder sermon https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/2-the-importance-of-discipleship-david-baeder-sermon-on-discipleship-156855?ref=SermonSeriesDetails
The document is a sermon that discusses Jesus' parable of the tenants from Matthew 21:33-46. It summarizes that Jesus told this parable in response to religious leaders questioning his authority. In the parable, a landowner rents his vineyard to tenants but they mistreat and kill his servants and son who are sent to collect the fruits. The religious leaders recognize Jesus is referring to them rejecting God and his prophets. The sermon examines what it means to daily take up one's cross by surrendering to God's will over one's own plans and ambitions.
This document discusses the four key elements of Christian living: faith, love, forgiveness, and living example. It focuses on "the power of light" and emphasizes that Christians are called to be "the light of the world" by living exemplary lives filled with faith, love, forgiveness, and righteousness according to Jesus' teachings. When Christians come together living this way, it can help dispel the moral darkness in the world and draw others to God through their good example. The document stresses that fulfilling Jesus' directive to be "the salt of the earth" and "the light of the world" is the responsibility of all Christians.
This document discusses the biblical teaching on baptism. It begins by looking at examples in the New Testament of people believing and then being baptized. It establishes that baptism is an outward symbol of inward faith, and an act of obedience, not something that leads to salvation. It examines what Jesus' own baptism demonstrated and his command to his disciples to baptize believers. Baptism represents being spiritually united with Christ in his death and resurrection. The document discusses how baptism in the Bible involved full immersion, not sprinkling. It encourages the reader to consider being baptized publicly as a step of obedience and commitment to following Christ.
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
How do prophecies about the return of Jesus Christ fit into the daily lives of Christians? Indeed, does interest in such notions simply distract us from our central mission: preaching the gospel and making disciples? I would like to explore essential elements about prophecy that will suggest that looking for Christ's return belongs in the very center of our daily lives.
CCF GLC 1 Book 2_Session 7_One Task - Witnessing Herald De Guzman
The document provides guidance on how to be an effective witness for Christ. It explains that anyone can be a witness by sharing their personal experience of how they came to know Jesus. It also discusses how our lives and sharing our testimony or story of meeting Christ can influence others. Additionally, the document notes that we should not be ashamed of sharing the gospel, as it has the power to bring salvation. Our role as ambassadors of Christ is to urge people to be reconciled to God.
This document provides an overview of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. It begins by describing how Jesus originally called ordinary men to follow him and how this changed their lives. It then defines a disciple as a student or follower who imitates their teacher. The document explains that to become a disciple of Jesus, one must repent of their sins and trust in Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to be saved. It emphasizes that salvation is by grace alone, not works, and that believing Jesus is Lord means viewing him as the master and owner of one's life.
This document provides a summary of a sermon given on Ephesians 5:15-21. The key points are:
1) The passage instructs Christians to "walk circumspectly" and "not as fools but as wise" by understanding God's will and being "filled with the Spirit."
2) Christians should view difficulties not as obstacles but as opportunities to demonstrate faith and God's grace.
3) Walking "understandingly" means applying biblical wisdom to every situation and acting on faith, not just in religious matters but in all areas of life.
4) Christians are to be "filled with the Spirit" in every situation, living "overflowingly" through God
The document is a chapter from a book by Watchman Nee on basic lessons for practical Christian living. It discusses two key aspects of baptism: (1) What baptism can do for a person and (2) The real meaning of baptism. Regarding the first, it asserts that baptism leads to salvation, which means being saved out of the world and its condemnation, rather than just personal salvation from hell. Baptism signifies coming out of the world's brotherhood and into God's. The second part will explain baptism as symbolizing dying and rising with Christ.
This document discusses the key characteristics of being a disciple of Jesus Christ. It begins by examining what the Great Commission entails based on Jesus' words in Matthew 28:18-20, which is to make disciples of all nations by baptizing them and teaching them to obey all of Jesus' commands. It then explores how Jesus made disciples by choosing ordinary people and transforming their lives. The rest of the document outlines the essential qualities of a disciple, such as following Jesus above all else, living according to the word of God, bearing spiritual fruit, loving the church, sharing in Jesus' sufferings as well as glory, and seeking God's kingdom first.
This document contains a collection of Bible passages and teachings from the Leader Olumba Olumba Obu of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star. It discusses the importance of abiding in truth and avoiding sin. Several passages warn of "false brethren" who claim to follow Christ but do not obey his teachings. The Leader emphasizes living according to the teachings of the Holy Spirit rather than identifying as a member of any church. He advises choosing partners who share one's way of life and character, and spreading the teachings about God that have been revealed to members.
This document addresses 5 questions about life: 1) What is my purpose? 2) Do I have value? 3) Who is my provider? 4) Who guides my destiny? 5) What am I responsible for? For each question, the document cites Bible passages to argue that finding Jesus Christ provides the answers: our purpose is to know God, we have value as beings made in God's image, God is our provider, God guides our destiny, and we are responsible for our thoughts, words, actions, and relationship with God.
This document provides a summary of Lesson 12 from a study on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation. It examines the qualities, controversies, advice, and promises that Jesus gives to each church: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. It encourages applying the messages to one's own life and church. The conclusion emphasizes that Christ watches over the church and keeps it safe through the Holy Spirit.
Christianization refers to coming to know Jesus and accepting him as savior, but may not always result in a profound life change. Salvation means liberation from eternal damnation and being saved by God's divine providence. While Christianization through baptism or conversion provides the possibility of salvation and forgiveness, it is not enough on its own. To receive salvation, one must diligently seek to understand Jesus' teachings and live righteously according to them on a narrow difficult path away from sinfulness and unrighteousness. Simply being Christianized is insufficient if one does not work to consistently protect and nurture the salvation received through actively repenting from sin and abiding in Christ.
1. What Does It Mean to be a Disciple of Jesus? KeynoteWilliam Anderson
The document discusses what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. It provides biblical passages where Jesus outlines what it means to be his disciple, including denying oneself, carrying one's cross, following Jesus, loving him above all else, obeying his teachings, loving other disciples, and bearing fruit. The document also discusses how disciples are to have Christ at the center and live for him rather than themselves, as exemplified by Jesus' life and ministry of doing the Father's will, depending on the Holy Spirit, studying God's word, spending time in prayer, loving and serving others through proclaiming the gospel, and making disciples.
Adapted from a David Baeder sermon https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/1-the-meaning-of-discipleship-david-baeder-sermon-on-discipleship-156854?ref=SermonSeriesDetails
This document discusses the costs and sacrifices of being a Christian disciple through quotes from Dietrich Bonhoeffer and stories of early Christian martyrs. It challenges readers to consider what trials they suffer for their faith and whether they are willing to pay the full cost of discipleship, which Jesus warned includes renouncing all possessions and comforts. The document suggests many modern Christians fail to understand this challenge and question their faith when faced with difficulties rather than seeing trials as opportunities to prove their faithfulness to God.
The document discusses the concept of "living the gospel" according to Jesus' teachings in the Bible. It defines the gospel as the good news of Jesus' life, teachings, sacrifice, and resurrection that provides salvation from sin through faith in Jesus alone. Living the gospel means putting Jesus' teachings into practice by being a light to others, loving others as Jesus loved, and consistently moving toward perfection. The benefits of living the gospel include freedom from sin, experiencing God's presence, living with love and joy, and bringing others to faith by our example.
Adapted from a David Baeder sermon https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/2-the-importance-of-discipleship-david-baeder-sermon-on-discipleship-156855?ref=SermonSeriesDetails
The document is a sermon that discusses Jesus' parable of the tenants from Matthew 21:33-46. It summarizes that Jesus told this parable in response to religious leaders questioning his authority. In the parable, a landowner rents his vineyard to tenants but they mistreat and kill his servants and son who are sent to collect the fruits. The religious leaders recognize Jesus is referring to them rejecting God and his prophets. The sermon examines what it means to daily take up one's cross by surrendering to God's will over one's own plans and ambitions.
This document discusses the four key elements of Christian living: faith, love, forgiveness, and living example. It focuses on "the power of light" and emphasizes that Christians are called to be "the light of the world" by living exemplary lives filled with faith, love, forgiveness, and righteousness according to Jesus' teachings. When Christians come together living this way, it can help dispel the moral darkness in the world and draw others to God through their good example. The document stresses that fulfilling Jesus' directive to be "the salt of the earth" and "the light of the world" is the responsibility of all Christians.
This document discusses the biblical teaching on baptism. It begins by looking at examples in the New Testament of people believing and then being baptized. It establishes that baptism is an outward symbol of inward faith, and an act of obedience, not something that leads to salvation. It examines what Jesus' own baptism demonstrated and his command to his disciples to baptize believers. Baptism represents being spiritually united with Christ in his death and resurrection. The document discusses how baptism in the Bible involved full immersion, not sprinkling. It encourages the reader to consider being baptized publicly as a step of obedience and commitment to following Christ.
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
How do prophecies about the return of Jesus Christ fit into the daily lives of Christians? Indeed, does interest in such notions simply distract us from our central mission: preaching the gospel and making disciples? I would like to explore essential elements about prophecy that will suggest that looking for Christ's return belongs in the very center of our daily lives.
CCF GLC 1 Book 2_Session 7_One Task - Witnessing Herald De Guzman
The document provides guidance on how to be an effective witness for Christ. It explains that anyone can be a witness by sharing their personal experience of how they came to know Jesus. It also discusses how our lives and sharing our testimony or story of meeting Christ can influence others. Additionally, the document notes that we should not be ashamed of sharing the gospel, as it has the power to bring salvation. Our role as ambassadors of Christ is to urge people to be reconciled to God.
This document provides an overview of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. It begins by describing how Jesus originally called ordinary men to follow him and how this changed their lives. It then defines a disciple as a student or follower who imitates their teacher. The document explains that to become a disciple of Jesus, one must repent of their sins and trust in Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to be saved. It emphasizes that salvation is by grace alone, not works, and that believing Jesus is Lord means viewing him as the master and owner of one's life.
This document provides a summary of a sermon given on Ephesians 5:15-21. The key points are:
1) The passage instructs Christians to "walk circumspectly" and "not as fools but as wise" by understanding God's will and being "filled with the Spirit."
2) Christians should view difficulties not as obstacles but as opportunities to demonstrate faith and God's grace.
3) Walking "understandingly" means applying biblical wisdom to every situation and acting on faith, not just in religious matters but in all areas of life.
4) Christians are to be "filled with the Spirit" in every situation, living "overflowingly" through God
The document is a chapter from a book by Watchman Nee on basic lessons for practical Christian living. It discusses two key aspects of baptism: (1) What baptism can do for a person and (2) The real meaning of baptism. Regarding the first, it asserts that baptism leads to salvation, which means being saved out of the world and its condemnation, rather than just personal salvation from hell. Baptism signifies coming out of the world's brotherhood and into God's. The second part will explain baptism as symbolizing dying and rising with Christ.
This document discusses the key characteristics of being a disciple of Jesus Christ. It begins by examining what the Great Commission entails based on Jesus' words in Matthew 28:18-20, which is to make disciples of all nations by baptizing them and teaching them to obey all of Jesus' commands. It then explores how Jesus made disciples by choosing ordinary people and transforming their lives. The rest of the document outlines the essential qualities of a disciple, such as following Jesus above all else, living according to the word of God, bearing spiritual fruit, loving the church, sharing in Jesus' sufferings as well as glory, and seeking God's kingdom first.
This document contains a collection of Bible passages and teachings from the Leader Olumba Olumba Obu of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star. It discusses the importance of abiding in truth and avoiding sin. Several passages warn of "false brethren" who claim to follow Christ but do not obey his teachings. The Leader emphasizes living according to the teachings of the Holy Spirit rather than identifying as a member of any church. He advises choosing partners who share one's way of life and character, and spreading the teachings about God that have been revealed to members.
This document addresses 5 questions about life: 1) What is my purpose? 2) Do I have value? 3) Who is my provider? 4) Who guides my destiny? 5) What am I responsible for? For each question, the document cites Bible passages to argue that finding Jesus Christ provides the answers: our purpose is to know God, we have value as beings made in God's image, God is our provider, God guides our destiny, and we are responsible for our thoughts, words, actions, and relationship with God.
This document provides a summary of Lesson 12 from a study on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation. It examines the qualities, controversies, advice, and promises that Jesus gives to each church: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. It encourages applying the messages to one's own life and church. The conclusion emphasizes that Christ watches over the church and keeps it safe through the Holy Spirit.
Christianization refers to coming to know Jesus and accepting him as savior, but may not always result in a profound life change. Salvation means liberation from eternal damnation and being saved by God's divine providence. While Christianization through baptism or conversion provides the possibility of salvation and forgiveness, it is not enough on its own. To receive salvation, one must diligently seek to understand Jesus' teachings and live righteously according to them on a narrow difficult path away from sinfulness and unrighteousness. Simply being Christianized is insufficient if one does not work to consistently protect and nurture the salvation received through actively repenting from sin and abiding in Christ.
1. What Does It Mean to be a Disciple of Jesus? KeynoteWilliam Anderson
The document discusses what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. It provides biblical passages where Jesus outlines what it means to be his disciple, including denying oneself, carrying one's cross, following Jesus, loving him above all else, obeying his teachings, loving other disciples, and bearing fruit. The document also discusses how disciples are to have Christ at the center and live for him rather than themselves, as exemplified by Jesus' life and ministry of doing the Father's will, depending on the Holy Spirit, studying God's word, spending time in prayer, loving and serving others through proclaiming the gospel, and making disciples.
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To truly calculate the cost, you must consider both the cost of action and the cost of inaction not only for the near term but in the long term. Jesus calls us to a decision. Choose wisely.
Jesus warns his disciples about hypocrisy among religious leaders and tells them not to fear those who can kill the body. He instructs them not to fear people as much as God, who has authority over both body and soul. Jesus promises to acknowledge before God those who acknowledge him before men, but those who deny him will be denied. The Holy Spirit will give disciples words to say when they are brought before leaders to defend their faith.
Jesus responds to those accusing him of casting out demons by Beelzebul by pointing out the logical flaws in their argument. He lays out that a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand, and that if Satan is divided and casting people out of himself, his kingdom would collapse. Jesus further explains that if his exorcisms are by the power of God, then the kingdom of God has come upon them. He tells the crowds that whoever is not with him is against him. Jesus rebukes the generation seeking signs, saying the only sign given will be the sign of Jonah. He emphasizes the importance of hearing and keeping God's word for true blessing.
Jesus teaches his disciples about prayer in response to their request. He gives them a model prayer focusing on hallowing God's name, desiring his kingdom to come, and acknowledging dependence on him for daily provision and forgiveness. Jesus encourages prayer by reminding them of God's generosity like a father who provides for his children, and says God will give the Holy Spirit to those who ask. He emphasizes making prayer a priority and having the right priorities in prayer, such as honoring God and trusting in his provision.
Martha welcomed Jesus into her home but became distracted serving Him, while her sister Mary sat at His feet listening to His teaching. Martha complained to Jesus that Mary wasn't helping her, but Jesus said Mary chose the better part by spending time with Him rather than being distracted by many tasks. The passage emphasizes the importance of sitting at Jesus' feet to listen to Him over being busy doing things for Him without truly focusing on Him.
The seventy-two disciples returned from their mission joyfully saying that even demons were subject to them in Jesus' name. Jesus tells them that he saw Satan fall from heaven and that they have been given authority over all the power of the enemy. He says to rejoice not that spirits are subject to them, but that their names are written in heaven. Jesus rejoices that God has revealed these things to the disciples and not the wise and understanding. All things have been handed over to Jesus by God and no one knows the Son except the Father. Jesus tells the disciples that many prophets and kings desired to see and hear what they have seen and heard.
Jesus EXTENDS His ministry through those who answer His CALL. WHENEVER and WHEREVER He leads we go, WHATEVER His assignment we are to undertake. The mission was not LIMITED to the Twelve but EXTENDED through others. Anybody who responds to His call, ENTERS His MISSION.
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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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The Book of Ruth is included in the third division, or the Writings, of the Hebrew Bible. In most Christian canons it is treated as one of the historical books and placed between Judges and 1 Samuel.
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2. Mark 8:31-32
And he began to teach them that the Son
of Man must suffer many things and be
rejected by the elders and the chief priests
and the scribes and be killed, and after
three days rise again. And he said this
plainly. And Peter took him aside and
began to rebuke him.
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3. Mark 8:33-34
But turning and seeing his disciples, he
rebuked Peter and said, “Get behind me,
Satan! For you are not setting your mind
on the things of God, but on the things of
man.” And calling the crowd to him with
his disciples, he said to them, “If anyone
would come after me, let him deny himself
and take up his cross and follow me.
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4. Mark 8:35-37
For whoever would save his life will lose it,
but whoever loses his life for my sake and
the gospel’s will save it. For what does it
profit a man to gain the whole world and
forfeit his soul? For what can a man give in
return for his soul?
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5. Mark 8:38-9:1
For whoever is ashamed of me and of my
words in this adulterous and sinful
generation, of him will the Son of Man also
be ashamed when he comes in the glory of
his Father with the holy angels.” And he
said to them, “Truly, I say to you, there are
some standing here who will not taste
death until they see the kingdom of God
after it has come with power.”
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6.
7. Some learning begins with
needing to UNLEARN
what had been first
learned INCORRECTLY.
8. Some learning begins with
needing to UNLEARN
what had been first
learned INCORRECTLY.
Being a disciple does not mean you have it all
figured out, but you are willing to ACCEPT
instruction from Jesus.
9. Some learning begins with
needing to UNLEARN
what had been first
learned INCORRECTLY.
Being a disciple does not mean you have it all
figured out, but you are willing to ACCEPT
instruction from Jesus.
As the disciples see more clearly WHO He is
Jesus speaks more PLAINLY of what He came
to DO.
10. Jesus said He must be killed
which ran CONTRARY to
everything they believed in
CONFESSING Him as the Christ.
11. Jesus said He must be killed
which ran CONTRARY to
everything they believed in
CONFESSING Him as the Christ.
Christianity is not set apart merely by what it
TEACHES, but by what God has done for us
through the CROSS in Jesus’ death and
resurrection.
12. Jesus said He must be killed
which ran CONTRARY to
everything they believed in
CONFESSING Him as the Christ.
Christianity is not set apart merely by what it
TEACHES, but by what God has done for us
through the CROSS in Jesus’ death and
resurrection.
Accepting instruction means we must also be
willing to BOW to CORRECTION.
13. If we are not willing to bow to
correction, then we are
DECEIVING ourselves to think
we are open to INSTRUCTION.
14. If we are not willing to bow to
correction, then we are
DECEIVING ourselves to think
we are open to INSTRUCTION.
…bowing to correction leads to CHANGING
course to follow.
15. If we are not willing to bow to
correction, then we are
DECEIVING ourselves to think
we are open to INSTRUCTION.
…bowing to correction leads to CHANGING
course to follow.
The temptation to avoid the cross is the
temptation to avoid the COST of OBEDIENCE.
16. If we are not willing to bow to
correction, then we are
DECEIVING ourselves to think
we are open to INSTRUCTION.
…bowing to correction leads to CHANGING
course to follow.
The temptation to avoid the cross is the
temptation to avoid the COST of OBEDIENCE.
You cannot FOLLOW if you are taking the
LEAD.
17. Please take a moment to fill out your
Communication Card
NEXT STEPS
( ) Do the home life help (in bulletin)
( ) Evaluate how well I accept instruction
( ) Identify where I need to bow to
correction
( ) Choose to change course to follow
( ) Meditate on Matthew 16:21-28, Mark
8:31-9:1 and/or Luke 9:22-27.
( ) Other________________________