Your Final Destination - Part 1
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This document discusses the eternal consequences of one's life path and provides steps to ensure one is headed towards heaven rather than hell. It states that every person's life leads to either heaven or hell and one must choose their direction. It then lists 5 steps to know one's life is moving towards heaven: 1) Acknowledge your sinful nature, 2) Make no excuses for your sins, 3) Ask God to forgive your sins, 4) Ask God to wash away sins through Jesus' blood, 5) Ask Jesus to come into your heart and be your savior and lord. Taking these steps allows one to be sure they are on the path to heaven. It encourages finding a bible-teaching church and reading the
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This document discusses living in divine prosperity through commitment to God over the world. It argues that many Christians try to live by both God's and the world's systems, but this does not work as you cannot serve two masters. The world is suffering financially but God has a higher way for his people above the struggles of the world. To receive God's blessings of prosperity, one must fully commit to God and his word over listening to the ways of the world. God wants his people to be free from financial bondage and hardship.
Life After Death
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1. Being baptized and dying to sin (Romans 6:1-4)
2. Not willfully committing sin (1 John 3:9, 5:18)
3. Believing that Jesus is the savior (1 John 5:1)
4. Doing righteousness (1 John 2:29)
5. Loving other believers (1 John 3:14)
6. Overcoming the world (1 John 5:4)
7. Being careful of one's soul (1 John 5:18)
The author examines each mark in detail from scripture and
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Confessing to One Another - James 5:16
The document discusses the importance of confession and provides biblical context. It defines confession as openly admitting sins to others and to God in order to experience spiritual healing. The document examines Greek and Hebrew words for confess, emphasizes confessing to one another as brothers in faith, and asserts that effective prayer can heal through forgiveness of trespasses.
Addressby ooo
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
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The document discusses the origin and spread of evil in the world from Satan's rebellion against God. It describes Satan's ongoing efforts to thwart God's plan to defeat evil through Jesus Christ. God's ultimate solution was to send his son Jesus to pay the penalty for humanity's sins on the cross, defeating Satan and offering salvation to all who believe in him. The document provides prayers in multiple languages for those who want to accept God's forgiveness and be saved from evil and death through faith in Jesus Christ.
0002 origin of evil what can man do about it 2
The document discusses what mankind has attempted to do to deal with the problem of evil and sin throughout history. It describes how various religions have tried to gain freedom from evil through practices like idol worship, sacrificing babies, pursuing philosophical ideals, obeying moral rules, and the belief that humans can become gods. However, it argues that nothing man can do on his own is sufficient, as sin and death entered the world when Adam disobeyed God. The only solution is what God has done through Jesus Christ - by sending His Son to die for humanity's sins, those who believe in Him can be forgiven and granted eternal life.
0001 origin of evil 2
Lucifer was originally a holy angel created by God to be perfect, beautiful, and filled with wisdom. He led the angels in worshipping God. However, pride developed in Lucifer's heart due to his perfection, and he rebelled against God. There was war in heaven, and Lucifer (now called Satan) and the angels who followed him were cast out. Their rebellion affected the earth, which became formless and empty. This introduced evil and sin into the world for the first time. Pride was the origin of the first sin and the cause of all other sin.
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0005 revelation ch. 7 beta
1) Four angels are commanded to not harm the earth until 144,000 Jewish evangelists are sealed.
2) 144,000 evangelists (12,000 from each of the 12 tribes of Israel except Dan and Ephraim) are sealed to spread the gospel during the tribulation.
3) A great multitude of martyrs from all nations who died during the tribulation worship before God's throne in heaven.
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Revelation Chs. 21 And 22
The New Heaven and New Earth. The New Jerusalem and eternity begins. Solemn warnings. If you want to view 5-minute video clips of this complete presentation visit http://community.webshots.com/user/matav1
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0007 Revelation Ch. 10-11
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0006 Revelation Ch. 8.2-9
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Your Final Destination - Part 1
- 1. Heaven or Hell? http://www.cyberspaceministry.org/Lessons/Fut-096/fut1-096.html http :// catholic - resources . org / Art / DuncanLong . htm Your Final Destination: Part 1
- 2. No matter who you are, your life is headed in either one of two directions. There are no exceptions. You alone will decide which way it will go and the choice you make will have eternal consequences for you. www.webshots.com
- 3. You are headed either toward heaven… www.webshots.com
- 4. … Or toward Hell www.webshots.com
- 5. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? How can you be sure your life is moving toward Heaven?
- 6. Jesus said: “ I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man come s unto the Father, but by me .” (John 14:6 NKJV) Jesus also said: “ Come to Me all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest .” (Matt. 11:28 NKJV)
- 7. Regardless of all the other popular voices nowadays that are telling you there are other ways or that you are your own salvation, or that it is all a matter of good vibrations, Jesus is the only way to salvation and Heaven. And He made it simple so even an child can find that way and stay on it.
- 8. Steps to take to know that your life is going toward Heaven
- 9. You have to first do what is the hardest thing for any person to do – confess that you are a sinner headed to hell and going against God because you want to do it your way, and admit to Him and yourself that you can’t save yourself by your own efforts. And admit you need a savior. 1. Acknowledge Your present Condition in God’s Sight
- 10. 2. Make no excuses Don’t try to compare yourself with anybody else. That’s a vain attempt to cop out, to shift the responsibility. Admit that you are a sinner because YOU sinned and you WANTED to sin, and that according to God’s Law you deserve hell if He based His judgment on your goodness alone.
- 11. God says: There is none righteous, no, not one: There is none that understande s , there is none that seek s after God…there is none that doe s good, no, not one ;… with their tongues they have used deceit; … Whose mouth is full of cursing and bitterness: … There is no fear of God before their eyes. (Romans 3:10-18 NKJV)
- 12. 3. Ask God to forgive you for your rebellion and to forgive all your sinfulness The bible says that if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive our sins and to cleanse us of all unrighteous. (1 John 1:9 NKJV)
- 13. 4. Ask God to wash away the sins in the Blood of Jesus This is self – explanatory. Jesus came to die on a Cross so that His death and Blood would be payment for all your sins past present and future. But you will have to try not to sin, and confess and ask God to forgive you when you do fall into sin.
- 14. 5. Ask Jesus to come into your heart by His Holy Spirit and be Savior and Lord of your life. Another self – explanatory step. He will send His Holy Spirit into your heart and the Holy Spirit and the Bible will be your guide from now on.
- 15. If you did the above 5 steps, you can now be sure that you are on the way to Heaven.
- 16. Now try to find a Bible teaching church where you can worship and get to know other Christians and then begin reading the Bible to find out about your relationship with God and how you should live. Ask God to show you everyday what you need to know for that day. End of Part 1