What Will You Do With Jesus?
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The document discusses Jesus and what people will do with him. It notes that Jesus is the Son of God, God's final spokesman, the only mediator and savior, and the judge. It then asks if people will ignore Jesus, stumble over him, call him back later, reject him, flatter him, forsake him, or obey him. It concludes by quoting Jesus inviting people to come to him for rest.
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The document discusses the biblical phrase "calling on the name of the Lord" from Romans 10:13. It explores what this means by looking at other passages. Calling on the Lord's name involves believing, repenting of sins, and being baptized in Jesus' name. It requires hearing the gospel through preaching, and having faith that comes from hearing the Word of God. Paul's conversion experience is used as an example of someone who called on the Lord's name by seeing Christ, believing, fasting, praying, and being baptized to wash away his sins.
The Holy Spirit - Part I
The document discusses the Holy Spirit. It states that the Holy Spirit is a being with a specific work, including moving over the waters in Genesis, speaking through prophets, teaching and reminding the disciples of Jesus' words, interceding for believers, and empowering many in the early church with miracles. The Holy Spirit continues to empower believers with joy, peace, and hope.
The Holy Spirit - Part II
The document discusses several key aspects of the Holy Spirit:
1) The Holy Spirit indwells believers according to several passages.
2) Speaking against the Holy Spirit is an unforgivable sin according to Jesus, referring to attributing His works to Satan.
3) The gift of the Holy Spirit is received through obedience to the gospel including baptism, sealing believers as children of God.
Do Not Be Deceived
The document discusses 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 which lists various sins such as idolatry, adultery, theft, drunkenness, and others that will exclude people from God's kingdom. It then lists different ways Satan deceives people about sin and contrasts them with God's truth, such as that nothing is hidden from God, sin leads to death, small sins can corrupt, life is short, evil influences corrupt, sin will be found out, momentary pleasures are not worth eternal damnation, and others should not determine our actions. It concludes by saying some people were sinners but are now washed, sanctified, and justified in Jesus.
The Armor of the Lord
This document outlines the full armor of God that Christians are called to put on according to Ephesians 6:10-18. It describes each piece of the armor in more detail: the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, sandals of peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and sword of the Spirit. It emphasizes that the armor comes through Christ and calls believers to prayer and exercise in using the armor through enduring hardships as good soldiers of Jesus Christ. The overall message is that believers must equip themselves with God's spiritual armor to stand against attacks from Satan.
You Might Be a Pharisee
The document discusses signs that someone may be like the Pharisees from the Bible. It suggests that a Pharisee is someone who prides themselves on being better than others, values outward appearances over inward character, and is quick to judge others while overlooking their own faults. A Pharisee also claims to have no sin, believes their own traditions supersede God's word, and looks for loopholes in scripture to justify their desires. Ultimately, a Pharisee's words and actions are hypocritical and do not match. The document uses several Bible passages to support each point.
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Thomas doubted that Jesus had risen from the dead until he could physically see and touch Jesus' wounds himself. The document then discusses common reasons people give for not believing, such as requiring signs or being impressed by speeches, and argues that Scripture alone is sufficient and faith does not depend on convenience or personal desires. It concludes by noting that rejecting God's word amounts to rejecting God himself.
When Family Disapproves
1) The document discusses how following Christ can lead to disapproval from family members, as even Jesus' own brothers did not initially believe in him.
2) It emphasizes getting priorities straight by putting God first, even above family, and finding one's true family in the body of Christ.
3) It provides tools to equip believers when facing family disapproval, including patience, prayer, trust in God, relying on his word, and showing love.
True Worship
The document discusses true worship according to the Bible. It begins by citing John 4:23-24 which states that true worshipers will worship God in spirit and truth. Several elements of true worship are then listed such as having the right attitude, worshiping in God's presence, and doing all things in His name and in spirit. Examples are given of improper attitudes during communion, singing, prayer, giving, and teaching. It emphasizes the importance of worshiping for the right reasons and with the right heart rather than performative or self-focused worship.
What About Those Who Haven't Heard?
- God will judge all people fairly based on His word
- All have sinned and fall short of God's standards, whether they have heard the gospel or not
- There is only one remedy for sin provided by God - faith in Jesus Christ and obedience to His teachings
Things I've Said to My Kids
The document contains a list of things a parent has said to their children, followed by Bible passages. The list includes common parental sayings like "Just because it's there doesn't mean you have to touch it", "Stop playing with your food", "Don't put your turkey on the toilet", "Stay with me", "Because I said so", "Didn't I just teach you?", and "I love you". The Bible passages that follow relate to topics like obedience, discipline, temptation, purity, and God's love.
Things I Can Control
This document discusses how worrying does not change one's circumstances and that the future is uncertain. It then lists things an individual can control such as their enjoyment of life, work ethic, thoughts, responses to temptation and God. It acknowledges that while some things cannot be changed, one can control their present actions and response to God. The document concludes with a prayer for serenity, courage and wisdom to discern what can and cannot be changed.
The Commander
The document discusses the identity and role of the Commander referenced in the Bible. It notes that he is not a man or angel based on various passages, but is referred to as the Angel of the Lord. The Commander commands the army of the Lord to fight either for or against people based on their obedience to God. The summary concludes by urging believers to endure hardship as faithful soldiers of Jesus Christ.
The Son of Man
Jesus asks his disciples who people say he is and who they say he is. Simon Peter answers that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Jesus blesses Peter and says this revelation came from God. The document then discusses how as the Son of Man, Jesus was fully human yet called people his brethren, trusted God during temptation and suffering, and faced death to become the author of salvation for all believers.
Silence Speaks
The document discusses whether God's silence on a matter is permissive or restrictive. It provides several examples from scripture where God's silence was restrictive, such as with the Levitical priesthood, Cain and Abel's sacrifices, and Uzzah touching the ark. The document notes that when God provides a specific command, all other options are ruled out. It argues that truth is narrow and that God has given us all we need through scripture.
Questions That Need Answering
This document addresses several biblical questions, providing multiple perspectives on each topic from various scripture passages. It discusses the thief on the cross and whether his salvation shows baptism is unnecessary. It also examines whether Phoebe was truly a deacon based on biblical usage of the Greek word. Additionally, it explores the ethics of euthanasia by considering humanity's role and the value of life according to scripture. Each question is analyzed through comparison of multiple relevant verses.
When There's No Applause
Luke 17:7-10 discusses how servants should not expect praise or thanks for doing what they are commanded to do, but should instead see themselves as "unprofitable servants" who have simply done their duty. The passage encourages focusing on obedience to God rather than seeking human approval or praise.
The Local Church
This document discusses the purpose and function of local churches according to scripture. It notes that local churches exist for practicality, accountability, support, and functionality based on passages like Acts and Corinthians. It encourages Christians to join themselves to a local congregation, outlines some responsibilities of churches like care of widows and addressing sin, and says churches can cooperate by supporting preachers, sending aid to other congregations, but not independent organizations. It emphasizes the unity of believers under one God.
As the Life of a Flower
- Life is brief like a flower that blooms and fades away.
- Death results from sin and separation from God, but Christ offers victory over death through his death and resurrection.
- There are three paths after death - innocence for children, eternal life for the forgiven, or eternal death for the unforgiven.
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