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Jesus came into the world to bear witness to and speak the truth. He is the embodiment of truth, as referenced in several Bible verses. Truth is knowable and transformational, helping people to be sanctified. However, postmodern thinking holds that there is no absolute truth, only individual perceptions of reality. In contrast, the Bible presents God as the source of immutable truth revealed through Scripture.
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The document provides details of a church service including readings from the Bible on idol worship and wealth. It discusses identifying and acknowledging idols, repenting from worshipping them, and faithfully following Jesus above all else. It defines modern idols as things like money, power, sex, fame, nationalism, and security. The document encourages choosing Christ-like perspectives over American idols and perspectives that are not consistent with faithfully following Jesus.
Stewards of the truth
The document discusses several philosophical and theological concepts:
- Relativism is defined as there being no universal truth due to individual perspectives, with all views being equal in determining right and wrong.
- Secularism is defined as pursuing empirical science and reason as the only reality, free from religious ideas or practices.
- Humanism is defined as humans being capable of achieving anything and being solely responsible for their own development.
- "ME-ism" puts oneself above all else.
The document goes on to discuss biblical warnings about false prophets deceiving people and undermining truth, and defines its theological beliefs, including monotheism, the fallibility of man, Jesus Christ as savior, and the role
Sovereignty, Free Will, and Salvation - Moral Inability Part 2
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This document provides an overview of divine truth according to Latter-day Saint doctrine. It begins by stating that discovering and applying truth is important for building God's kingdom. It then outlines that divine truth is absolute, known only by God, and imparted to his children. Finally, it explains that following revealed truth brings blessings including salvation. Key points are that truth is eternal, absolute reality known only to God, and obedience to truth allows one to progress towards perfection and dwell with God.
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This document provides an outline and supporting statements about divine truth. It begins by stating that divine truth is absolute reality known only to God, and that all blessings and ultimately salvation come from obedience to and gaining knowledge of divine truth. It then discusses how God imparts truth to his children through revelation, and that while intellectual knowledge can be helpful, the most important truths are those revealed by God that lead to eternal life.
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The document discusses fear and courage from a biblical perspective. It references several passages from the books of Mark and 1 John that discuss not being perfected in love if living in fear. It states that God uses fear as a tool, like a carpenter, and that people are made by God, not by their own courage or strength of will. It also discusses passages where Jesus urges or commands his disciples to get in a boat during a storm, questioning their fearfulness. The overall message seems to be that having faith in God can help overcome fear and that fear can prevent one from seeing what God is offering.
Attribute of hope
The document discusses the biblical story from 2 Kings 7 about how King Jehoram of Israel reacted with anger and hopelessness to a prophecy of future prosperity, while Elisha and others maintained hope in God's word. It highlights how God often answers prayers in unexpected ways using unlikely sources, and how maintaining an attitude of hope even in dark times can lead to recognizing God's answers when they come.
Attribute of justice
This document appears to be a collection of loosely related quotes and figures from the Bible and history. It includes a quote from Romans about civil authorities bearing the sword as God's ministers to execute wrath on evildoers. It then lists some famous law enforcement figures like J. Edgar Hoover and criminals they pursued. It draws a parallel between Abraham Lincoln and the biblical figure Jephthah, noting ways they were similar. It also includes information about General Daniel Sickles. The document does not provide much context or connection between these various pieces of information.
Attribute of faithfulness
This document discusses God's attribute of faithfulness through several Bible passages. It notes that while men can be faithless, God remains faithful and that it is better to trust in God than in man. The Bible contains stories of faithless men who were still used by God. God's faithfulness cannot be denied. Additional passages discussed include 1 Kings 17, Hebrews 11, and Proverbs 11:24 about generosity leading to riches.
Attribute of faithfulness
This document discusses God's attribute of faithfulness through several Bible passages. It notes that while men can be faithless, God remains faithful and that it is better to trust in God than in man. The document encourages trusting in God, citing passages that discuss God moving faithless men and blessing those who trust in Him. It concludes with a passage from Proverbs about generosity leading to riches.
Attribute of grace
The document discusses the biblical letter of Philemon. It was written by Paul to Philemon, a pastor, asking him to accept back Onesimus, Philemon's runaway slave. Onesimus had become a Christian after meeting Paul in prison. Paul pleads for Philemon to forgive Onesimus and treat him not as a slave but as a brother in Christ. The document emphasizes God's grace and the importance of forgiveness.
God's attribute of wisdom
This document discusses the attribute of wisdom in the Bible. It defines wisdom as foundational and necessary to navigate life. True wisdom comes from fearing God and asking Him for wisdom. In contrast, worldly wisdom is described as self-seeking, envious, boastful, sensual and demonic. God's wisdom is characterized as pure, peaceable, gentle and full of mercy. The document encourages seeking wisdom, which walks as Jesus walked and has many benefits like preserving, honoring and adding years to one's life. Wisdom is portrayed as a learned process involving controlling appetites, keeping one's word, and evaluating motives.
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This document contains excerpts from speeches given by Billy Graham when receiving the Congressional Gold Medal in 1996. In the speeches, Graham says that America has gone down the wrong path and needs God's help. He acknowledges that all people are sinners but that Christ's sacrifice offers forgiveness to those who accept it, though it will cost them to follow Him. The document also contains contrasts between the wisdom of this age and God's wisdom, and messages communicated by the world versus God's message.
Anatomy of a pure heart
This document provides a summary of Acts chapters 24-25. It discusses Paul's hearing before Felix in Caesarea, where the high priest Tertullus accuses Paul of causing trouble. Felix delays making a decision. After two years, Festus replaces Felix as governor. When Paul appeals to Caesar, Festus discusses the case with King Agrippa. Paul declares his innocence and tells of his vision and mission to the Gentiles. The king is almost persuaded to become a Christian.
A cross to bear
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The document discusses peace amid hysteria from Acts 22:1-29. It contrasts life with and without God's Word. With God's Word, one finds conversion, wisdom, joy and enlightenment, while without it leads to hysteria, confusion and lack of reason. It notes historical examples of "uproar". It encourages understanding God's will through Scripture and finding revival through God's Word when afflicted for keeping it, as maintaining peace requires removing hysteria through reason and sobriety of mind found in following Christ.
Heart of a shepherd
This document discusses themes from Acts 21:1-14 related to having a shepherd's heart like Jesus. It notes that as Christians traveled with Paul from Macedonia to Jerusalem, Paul warned them that imprisonment awaited him in Jerusalem. However, the Christians encouraged Paul to continue his ministry, trusting that God's will would be done. The document emphasizes that a good shepherd, like Jesus, is willing to sacrifice and care for their flock.
Heart of a shepherd
This document discusses themes from Acts 21:1-14 related to having a shepherd's heart like Jesus. It notes that as Christians traveled with Paul from Macedonia to Jerusalem, Paul warned them that imprisonment awaited him in Jerusalem. However, the Christians encouraged Paul to continue his ministry, trusting that God's will would be done. The document emphasizes that a good shepherd, like Jesus, is willing to sacrifice and care for their flock.
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This document discusses the importance of teamwork and faithfulness. It references several Bible verses about how everyone has an important role to play and how God looks at the heart rather than outward appearances. It also quotes former U.S. President Calvin Coolidge saying nothing is more powerful than persistence and faithfulness. The document promotes working together as a team for God's mission.
Call me blessed
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Sacrifice and virtue
The document discusses Paul's journey and prolonged stay in Corinth as described in Acts 18. It emphasizes that the degree of virtue attained is equal to the degree of sacrifice one is willing to make, citing passages from Romans and Ecclesiastes. It provides context about Paul's travels between cities like Philippi, Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens before his first visit to Corinth around 49-50 AD.
His story
1) Paul continues his second missionary journey, traveling through various regions to spread the gospel, including Troas, Macedonia, Galatia, Bithynia, Asia, Mysia, and Phrygia.
2) In Philippi, Paul encounters a slave girl who can predict the future, but Paul casts out the spirit of divination from her, angering her owners. Paul and Silas are arrested and beaten.
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- 2. Whydid Jesus come into this world?
- 3. Whydid Jesus come? John 18:37-38 “For this cause Iwas born, and for this cause I came into theworld, that I should bearwitness of theTruth. Everyonewho is of the truth hears Myvoice.”
- 4. Whydid Jesus come? John 18:37-38 “For this cause I came… to bear witness of theTruth. “Everyonewho is of theTruth hears Myvoice.”
- 5. (25X) “Truly,Truly(theTruth, theTruth) I saytoyou…” JESUS SPOKE THE TRUTH (75X) “I tellyou theTruth…” John 1:14: JESUS… “The onlybegotten of the Father, full of grace andTruth.” John 1:17: “The Lawwas given through Moses, but grace andTruth through Jesus Christ.” John 14:6: “I AM theWay, theTruth and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
- 6. TRUTH IS KNOWABLE Genesis 3:22: “The LORD GOD said, ‘Behold, the man has become like one of Us, to knowgood from evil.” Hebrews 5:14: “[The spirituallymature]… have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.” Deuteronomy30:19: “I have set beforeyou life and death; blessing and cursing; therefore choose life (Truth) that bothyou andyour descendants maylive.”
- 7. WE ARE… “to knowtheTruth…” 1 John 2:21 “towalk inTruth…” 3 John 3 “to speak theTruth…” Eph.4:15 “toworship inTruth…” John 4:24 “set free byTruth…” John 8:32 “to obeytheTruth…” 1 Peter 1:22 “to rightlydivide theTruth…” 2Tim.2:15 “to love inTruth…” 2 John 1 “sanctified byTruth…” John 17:17
- 8. is less informational… TRUTH IS… and more transformational.
- 9. Pilates response? John 18:37-38 “What isTruth?”
- 10. Pilates response? John 18:37-38 “A singleTruth does not exists.” “We are incapable of knowing theTruth.”
- 11. “Speakingyour truth is the single most powerful weaponwe have.”
- 12. “Speakingyour truth is the single most powerful weaponwe have.” You haveyour truth, and I have mine
- 15. The Cosmos “The Cosmos is all that is; foreverwas; or everwill be…We knowwe are approaching the grandest of mysteries. The size and the age of the Cosmos are beyond ordinaryhuman understanding, and lost somewhere between immensityand eternityis our tinyplanetaryhome, the Earth.” Carl Sagan
- 18. “Some part of our being knows this iswherewe came from. We long to return. Andwe can! Because the Cosmos is alsowithin us. We’re made of star stuff…” The Cosmos Carl Sagan
- 19. The Cosmos… is our Creator If we buythe line, we also swallowthe assumption is God
- 20. What isTruth?
- 21. What isTruth? 1 Corinthians 2:6-12
- 22. “THE WISDOM OF THE AGE” “THE WISDOM OF GOD” Vs.
- 23. “THE WISDOM OF THE AGE” “THE WISDOM OF GOD” What isTruth? Truth is an individual perception of realitythat is no better orworse than other perceptions Truth is realityas perceived byGod and communicated through His revelation
- 24. “THE WISDOM OF THE AGE” “THE WISDOM OF GOD” What isTruth? Truth is always changing and subject to cultural standards Truth iswithoutvariance and subject to no one
- 25. “THE WISDOM OF THE AGE” “THE WISDOM OF GOD” What isTruth? Moralityis determined by a changing culture and communicated bythe most influential. Moralityis determined by God and communicated through His immutable revelation.
- 26. “THE WISDOM OF THE AGE” “THE WISDOM OF GOD” What isTruth? …is the default position of the unbelieving heart. …belongs to thosewho seek God
- 27. ArnoldToynbee 1934 Postmodernism “The beginning of a historical age that…would signal a mass culture decline of Western Civilization’s confidence in its own Christian and capitalistic culture.”
- 28. “The decline of Truth and the allowance of evil to such an extent that no one anylonger knows the difference.” Postmodernism
- 29. Isaiah 5:20: “Woe to thosewho call evil, good and good, evil;who put darkness for light, and light for darkness;who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.”
- 30. Acts 20:30: distorts theTruth A Postmodernistic Society… Romans 1:18: suppresses theTruth James 5:9:wanders from theTruth Romans 2:8: rejects theTruth 2Timothy3:7: resists theTruth Romans 1:25: exchanges theTruth for a lie
- 31. “If you abide in MyWord,you are my disciples indeed. Andyouwill knowthe Truth, and theTruthwill makeyou free.” JOHN 8:31-32
- 32. “Stand fast in the libertybywhich Christ has made us free, and do not be entangled again in ayoke of bondage.” GALATIANS 5:1
- 33. Whydid Jesus come into this world?