GNCC Equipping Class: Worship (2 of 5)
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The document discusses biblical models of worship based on Hebrew and Greek words related to worship and praise. It examines words like barak, yadah, zamar, and shabach which describe worship through bodily actions, mind, and will. True worship involves dedicating one's entire life to serving God, beyond just inner feelings. Romans 12:1 teaches that believers should present their bodies as living and holy sacrifices to God as spiritual worship.
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This document discusses worship and the benefits of worshipping God. It begins by recalling experiences of feeling God's presence during worship and includes biblical passages about worshipping God in spirit and truth. The document defines worship as responding to what we value most and notes that while we all worship something, the question is who or what we worship. It then lists several benefits of worshipping God, such as turning our attention to Him, bringing healing, and drawing us together. The document concludes by noting that offering our lives to God is a spiritual act of worship.
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The document discusses the concept of having a "Sabbath heart" which is an attitude of restfulness and attentiveness to God's presence even during busy and turbulent times. It contrasts this with a state of constant "busyness" which can kill our hearts and lead us to place false trust in our own works. The Sabbath is presented from two perspectives - as reflecting God's completion of creation and rest on the seventh day, and as a reminder of God freeing the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. True Sabbath keeping and delight comes from ceasing self-effort and trusting in God as creator and deliverer.
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The document discusses the history of divorce in America from 1969 to 2010. It notes that California was the first state to pass a no-fault divorce law in 1969, and by 1974 over 45 states had followed suit. This led to a dramatic increase in the divorce rate, which peaked at around 22 divorces per 1,000 married women in 1980. The document also examines biblical teachings on marriage and divorce from the perspectives of Jesus, Paul, and the book of Hosea.
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Sex is portrayed differently by culture and some churches than how God intends it. God designed sex for marriage to reflect Christ's self-giving love, promote oneness between spouses, and overcome sin through faith and contentment, not primarily for pleasure or self-improvement. Sex points beyond the physical to greater spiritual realities.
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This document discusses the topic of singleness from a Christian perspective. It provides statistics showing declining marriage rates and church attendance among singles. The document discusses how singleness can be viewed as a gift based on biblical passages. Singles are called to use their gift to build up others, and can have an important role as spiritual parents. A healthy church community should show hospitality to both married and single members and not marginalize singles. Relationships in the church should be oriented around Christ rather than marital status.
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The document discusses the roles of husbands and wives in marriage based on biblical passages. It states that while men and women are equally created in God's image, they are meant to fulfill complementary roles. The husband's role is described as headship, which involves servant leadership, taking primary responsibility for the family, and loving his wife as Christ loved the church. The wife's role is described as submission to her husband's loving leadership. The goal of these distinct roles is to reflect the relationship between Christ and the church.
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This document discusses the biblical roles of husbands and wives in marriage. It addresses common negative perceptions of a wife's "submission" and seeks to define it positively. A wife's submission is meant to be an expression of her obedience to Christ, done willingly and thoughtfully. It also examines how the fall disrupted God's original design of male headship and female support, and how Christ's own example of submission can inform how wives live out their role. When both spouses faithfully fulfill their distinct but complementary roles, their marriage can function harmoniously like an elegant dance.
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Physical Harm in Dreams Lucid dreaming is fundamentally safe. In a lucid dream, everything is a creation of your mind. Therefore, nothing in the dream can physically harm you. Despite the vividness and realness of the dream experience, it remains entirely within your mental landscape, posing no physical danger.
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