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Contrast of the fruit

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The world understands all of the fruit at some level

Kingdom application will be so extreme that the world cannot comprehend or duplicate

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The fruit of the spirit involves (Galatians 6:7-8)

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Sowing

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The fruit of the spirit involves

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Growth

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Purpose for pruning (Cornell cooperative extension)

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So sunlight can penetrate the interior of the tree (ensures that apples will grow on all of the branches)
To ensure annual production

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The fruit of the spirit gives a portrait of Christ whose character exhibited each quality in

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Balance and perfection

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The fruit: love (agape) 1 John 4:16

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A love that is great (undeserved) eph 2:4
A love that is self sacrificing (giving) John 3:16
A love that is based on an exercise of the will (not feeling) John 10:17-18
A love that is persevering 1 Cor. 13:7/Romans 8:34-39
A choice to seek only the best for others even those who seek the worst for us
A love that is unmerited Romans 5:8/Luke 6:32-35

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The fruit: joy (chara)

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Joy is a kingdom virtue that corresponds to happiness in the world
Happiness is related to external circumstances
Joy is not related to external circumstances and can be experienced in much pain and tribulation
Happiness and unhappiness cannot exist together
Joy and sorrow can exist together

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A description of joy from john 15 : different levels of fruit in john 15

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No fruit
Some fruit
More fruit
Much fruit 
Fruit that remains
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Description of joy in john 15

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Full joy
Fruitfulness
Abiding
Obedience

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Definition of joy

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Joy is the pleasure and delight that comes from loving (abiding) in obedient , fruitful relationship with Jesus

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Fruit of the spirit: peace(eirene)

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The peace of the world is the automatic outcome of favorable circumstances
The peace of the spirit is a supernatural serenity unrelated to circumstances

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Definition of peace

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Peace is the inner tranquility and harmony enjoyed by the believer who is living in conformity to God’s will
Peace is a spirit-imparted serenity which guards our heart and mind from invading cares

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Applications of peace

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Peace with God (Romans 5:1)
Peace of God (Phil 4:7/Col. 3:15)
Peace in marriage (1Cor. 7:12-16)
Peace of racial reconciliation (Eph. 2:11-16)
Peace in the body of Christ (Eph. 4:3)
Peace in all relationships (Hebrews 12:14)

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Fruit of the spirit: patience (makrothumia)

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It was by makrothumia that the Romans conquered the world

The word is used in connection with tribulation and suffering at the hands of people

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Core definitions of patience

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Patient endurance of wrong when suffering ill treatment
Patient endurance of wrong without anger
Patient endurance of wrong without revenge

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Implied definition of patience

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I accept all of God’s dealings with me without resistance or bitterness
Patience describes the attitude of God towards man

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Fruit of the spirit: kindness (chrestotes)

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In Classical Greek old wine is called chrestotes bc it is mellow
Christs yoke is called chrestos bc it is “well fitting” (does not chafe or irritate)

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Contrast between patience and kindness

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Patience: the attitude of God which causes Him to refrain from giving me what I do deserve (judgment)
Kindness: the attitude of God which causes him to actively give to me what I do not deserve (gentle kindness)

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Fruit of the spirit: goodness (agathosune)

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Being filled with the right kind of knowledge
Unique bible word does not occur in Classical Greek
Barclay-virtue equipped at every point
Cline-virtue (moral excellence expressed in perfect balance) Holy Spirit is not a radar gun

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Application of goodness

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Goodness is responding with The right attitude, emotion, and action in any given situation. Goodness is wisdom translated into action

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Fruit of the Spirit: faithfulness (pistis)

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It is Fidelity, trustworthiness, reliability
Faithful discharge of duties
The quality that makes us dependable

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The fruit of the Spirit: gentleness (praotes)

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Antithesis=violence or harshness

Not severe or violent-peaceful, tender

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Contrast between patience and gentleness

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Out working/numbers 12
2 cor. 10:1 humility and gentleness of Christ
2 Tim. 2:23-26 don’t have anything to do with foolish and stupid arguments bc they produce quarrels

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The fruit of the Spirit: self-control (egkrateia)

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Holding in with a firm hand

The mastering of all ones appetites and passions, especially (through not only) the sensual ones

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Out working of self control
The quality that enables us to run and win the race 1 Corinthians 9:24-27
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Principle of self control
There is an immense difference between training to do something and trying to do something
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Discipline of self control
Any activity I can do now by direct effort that will help me do what I cannot do now by direct effort
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Spiritual discipline of self control
Any activity that can help me gain power to live life at Jesus taught and modeled it
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Cline's perspective on manifestations
You can't housebreak the Holy Spirit (God will be God in personal ways) -we don't want to put him in a confined box
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Four views on New Testament baptisms
John's baptism Baptism of suffering Water baptism Baptism in the Holy Spirit
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John's baptism
Connected with the message and experience of repentance (Mark 1:4) Rejecting one thing, embracing good things Significance, not only for Gentiles, but Jews too
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Baptism of suffering
Connected with the pair and lose (Luke 12:49-53/Mark 10:38)
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Water baptism
Connected with the experience of salvation (Matt 28:19)
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Baptism in the Holy Spirit
Acts 1:5 Terminology: KJV translates baptism with the Holy Ghost Greek preposition "en" is most accurately translated "in" "covered with water" "immersed in a life of suffering and pain" The most correct translation would be baptism in the Holy Spirit Baptism-to cause something to be dipped or immersed
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Summary of 2 variant views on baptism number one :
Baptism in the Holy Spirit is an experience that is distinct from and additional to salvation which must be sought and obtained by the believer (Pentecostal/charismatic) - a believer may be saved without this experience - without this experience one is not fully sanctified and does not have full power for service
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Summary of 2 variant views number two:
The baptism in the Holy Spirit is in event synchronous knows with the reception of Christ which is never repeated and need not be sought -it is impossible to be saved with experience the baptism in the Holy Spirit (evangelical view)
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Seven references (five prophetic references)
1. Matthew 3:11 2. Mark 1:7-8 3. Luke 3:16 4. John 1:33 Prophetic predictions: 5. Acts 1:4-5 wait for promise of the father One historical reference: 6. Acts 11:15-17 The first six references all refer to Pentecost One teaching reference: 7. 1 Cor. 12:13 The unity of all Christians The universality of this experience for all believers
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The four parts of baptism
The subject: one who does the baptizing The object: one who receives the baptism The element: that with which the baptism is administered The purpose: the reason for which the baptism is administered
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Application to water baptism
Subject: minister Object: believer Element: water Purpose: death/resurrection - to bury the old man and launch the believer into a new life of righteousness Being United with Christ in his death/resurrection
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Application to baptism in the Holy Spirit
Subject: Christ Object: believer Element: Holy Spirit Purpose: VARIES!!!
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Distinctive feature of Pentecost
What happened in acts two that never happened before: | Tongues, birth of church, indwelling of the Holy Spirit, mighty wind, tongues of fire
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Some suggestions made
1. Powerful witness (before outpouring there was powerful witness) 2. Performing the miraculous (before acts 2 there were miracles/Elisha) 3. Deliverance and the demonic 4. Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
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God's plan of redemption
Genesis 1-11=all nations Genesis 12 to ascension=one nation (Jews) God focuses plan Ascension to second coming=all nations (the church/his body) one nation -> one messiah -> all nations (greater wide spread of gospel through body of Christ)
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Baptism in the Holy Spirit definition
The experience of becoming part of the body of Christ through Union with him at salvation
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Filled with the Holy Spirit definition
Subsequent (to salvation) on going encounters with the Holy Spirit that fill us with power and produces the overflowing release of tongues, gifts, and ministries which editors the body of Christ
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Book of acts one:
A release of boldness to proclaim the gospel without fear and do what God has called us to do (acts 4:8, 31) Peter denied like a coward, like a punk and now he's a rock boldly declaring what God has done
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Book of acts number two:
A release of the revelation of his glory to sustain us in adversity (acts 7:55)
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Book of acts number three
A release of true unity and oneness (acts 13:1-5) Acts 13:1-5 Holy Spirit speaks and guides releases unity Acts 13:6-12 acts 13:9
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Books of acts number four
A release of wisdom to deal with opposition in a crisis situation (acts 13:9) 13:48-52
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Book of acts number five
A release of fruitfulness that establishes visible results in our ministry (acts 13:52)
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5 Marks of a spirit-filled life (eph 5:19)
1. A life pattern of praise and worship (5:19) | How can we do this? Meditate on it: speak it out, think of it. Sometimes we forget to use our greatest resources
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5 marks of a spirit filled life
2. A life pattern of gratitude (5:20) | We give thanks for a things by giving thanks in all things
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Five marks of the Spirit filled life
3. A life pattern of healthy relationships | Brothers and sisters, family, employers
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Five marks of the Spirit filled life
4. A life pattern of spiritual power and victory (6:10-17) We all serve the same masters by their fruit
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Five marks of the Spirit filled life
5. A life pattern of prayer (6:18-20)
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit word study
Gifts=charismata | Charismata=a compound word meaning "grace gifts" "gifts of grace"
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Three important passages
1 Cor. 12=the charismata of the spirit Romans 12=the charismata not linked directly with the Holy Spirit Eph 4=the gift are domata
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The foundation for the gifts
(1 Corinthians 12:1-3) | The Lordship of Christ
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The motivation for the gifts
1 Corinthians 13 | The love of Christ
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Gifts and the body
1. A normal healthy physical body has 5 senses | 2. The gifts are to the spiritual body what the 5 senses are to the physical body
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Three part division of the gifts
1. Gifts of revelation (wisdom/knowledge/discerning of spirits) to know God's mind 2. Gifts of communication (tongues/interpretation/prophecy) to speak God's heart 3. Gifts of prayer (faith/healing/miracles) to do God's will
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Our attitude toward the gifts
1. A desire to understand (1 Cor. 12:1) 2. A desire to be used (1 Cor. 12/14:1) 3. A desire to release our gifts in a spirit of love (1 Cor. 13) 4. A desire to release our gifts in a spirit of interdependence that seeks to strengthen the body
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Gifts of revelation: Words of wisdom
The word of wisdom draws on the treasure that is found in Christ (col. 2:3) Def. : 1. Taking clearly known facts and providing Christ's perspective, interpretation, and application (eph 1:17/col 1:9) Principle: spirit of wisdom always leads us to a deeper knowledge of Christ 2. Resolving an emotionally charged situation by exposing the hidden meaning or truth (1 kings 3:16-28/John 8:1-11/Luke 14:1-6) 3. Knowing when to keep silent (proverbs 17:27-28) 4. The ability to listen and receive counsel 5. The ability to speak healing (proverbs 12:18)
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Gifts of revelation: words of knowledge
The word of knowledge draws on the treasure that is found in Christ 1. A revelation of facts and information that would be humanly impossible to know 2. A revelation to bring people to true repentance (Matt. 3:4-10) 3. A revelation which shows the timing of God in a crisis situation (John 11:4, 11, 14) 4. A revelation that opens a persons heart for evangelism (John 4:17-18) 5. A revelation that prepares us for personal pain and failure (John 13:36-38 Luke 22:61-62) 6. A revelation which focuses our obedience and faith (Luke 6:6-8) 7. A revelation which leads us to someone in need of ministry (acts 9:11-18)
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The fruit of the spirit
The fruit is one (singular) not fruits (plural) Each christian is to possess all of the fruit The fruit of the spirit is supernatural in origin
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Gifts of revelation: distinguishing of spirits
Diakriseis pneumaton literally "a judging through" or "piercing the outward" Basic scripture: 2 Cor. 4:18, 10:1-6, 11:13-15, eph. 6:11-12, 1 John 4:1 Basic principles of satanic activity: 1. Satan is not God, not omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, or eternal 2. Satan is accountable to God (job 1:6-7, 11-12) 3. The foundation of satanic temptation is always in two areas: -he comes to us subtly in a place where we feel comfortable , he attacks god's character 4. Our personal and public victories are always rooted in obedience and surrender (gen. 3/2 Cor. 10/ rev. 12)
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Examples that illustrate the need for "piercing the outward"
Matt. 12:22-24 1. Physical problems are sometimes rooted in the demonic Matt. 12:22-24 2. Physical problem are sometimes rooted in un-confessed sin and guilt Mark 2:8-11 3. Heart motivations are sometimes disconnected from outward behavior Acts 8:17-24
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Application of the gift of discerning of spirits
Human spirits- a piercing that reveals heart condition for the purpose of prayer, repentance, and edification Demonic spirits- a piercing that reveals the presence of the enemy
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Application of the gift of discerning of spirits continued
Gifts of the spirit are to our spiritual body as our 5 senses are to our physical body Angelic spirits- God at work through Angels Holy Spirit - God at work 2 kings 6:15-17
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Gifts of power: gift of faith
3 parts of faith 1. Hearing 2. Believing 3. Doing (always demands commitment and risk) Definition=speaking, believing, and risking the impossible after God has spoken Mark 11:14, 22-25 Principle=deep forgiveness requires great faith !
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Gifts of power: effecting of miracles
Definition: accomplishing the impossible I forgot a spoken Matt. 14:13-36 Principle: fear produces doubt, which cripples faith
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Gifts of power: gifts of healing
``` Iama means a cure Definition: believing and effecting cures for sickness Application: streams of healing 1. Physical healing 2. Demonic healing 3. Emotional healing ```
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Gifts of communication: prophecy
Five dimensions of true prophetic ministry in the OT Exodus 20:18, Deut. 18 1. To call God's people to repentance and intimate relationship with God 2. To reveal the heart of God in encouragement and exhortation 3. To see the future and impart vision to God's people 4. To interpret current historical and cultural events 5. To model a lifestyle of uncompromising and integrity
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Definition and purpose of prophecy
1. To edify, exhort, and comfort 1 Cor. 14:3 | 2. To confirm direction acts 13:1-3
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Gifts of communication: tongues and interpretation
1 Cor. 14:12-13 | These two gifts always need to be linked together
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Tongues definition
A supernatural message in languages never learned by the speaker for the purpose of interpretation
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Definition of interpretation of tongues
Explaining the meaning of the tongues message in a public assembly 1 Cor. 14:27-28
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Distinctions of tongues and interpretations
1. Linguistic tongues - speaking a language that the speaker does not know (acts 2:5-13) 2. Ministry tongues - A message given any public assembly which requires interpretation (1 Cor. 14:27-28) 3. Devotional tongues - spiritual language for private edification, prayer and praise to God 1 Cor. 14:2, 1 Cor. 14:14-19// Romans 8:26-27 4. Intercession tongues - praying in an unknown tongue with a specific need in mind Eph. 6:18-20 1 cor. 14:20-25
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The release of the Holy Spirit
John 7:37-39: the promise of the Holy Spirit Jesus equates thirst and desire Principle: relationship with Jesus and the inward release of his spirit to touch others is dramatically connected to the intensity of our spiritual desire
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Release of Holy Spirit : 3 things that cause us to live as thirsty disciples
1. Exposing the dark hidden area of our life to the light John 4:7-10, John 4:15-19 2. Guarding our life from spiritual substitutions Jeremiah 2:11-13 Broken cisterns created in 2 ways *by attempting to store up past spiritual encounters and not looking to the Lord daily *by making idolatrous substitutions 3. By persevering through times of great personal pain Psalm 42
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The claims of Jesus always demand a decision: | 3 responses
Indifference Hostility Faith and submission Living In a place of daily surrender, causes us to be thirsty and if we continue to live thirsty it flows through our lives
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Interpretation of 1 Cor. 14:21-25
1. Sign is seemion | 2. An unclear sign bc of hardness of heart
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The motivational gifts of Romans 12 outline
1. Our relationship to God (Romans 12:1-2) They reveal the personality of God through our personality or personhood 2. Our relationship to ourselves (exercising faith to be the person that God has made us to be) 3. Our relationship to others (12:4-21)
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3 types of guidance that a christian can experience
1. Unconditional - where God leads related to his sovereign will 2. Conditional - where God leads in response to our surrender 3. Relational - where God leads out of intimacy
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How do we develop relational guidance ?
We prove the will of God Prove=dokimazo Thayer: to test, examine, scrutinize to see whether a thing is genuine Luke 14:19
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There are 7 motivational gifts:
1. Prophecy = the eyes of the body 2. Ministering/serving/helps = the hands of the body (meeting needs) 3. Teaching = direction for the body / guide 4. Exhortation / encouragement = the mouth of the body 5. Giving = the arms of the body 6. Administration/leadership= focus for the body 7. Mercy = the heart of the body
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In number 3 (our relationship to others) we should have:
A humble confidence in accepting and practicing the gifts God has given to us Humility is accepting what God says about you (nothing more and nothing less) and receiving the gifts God has given to you A submission in accepting and receiving the gifts God has given to others
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The practical outworking and demonstration of the motivational gifts
1. Genuine love 2. Purity 3. Kindness 4. Diligent work ethic 5. Embracing hope through patience 6. Caring for practical needs in the body 7. Expressing blessing and forgiveness to all 8. Humility in personal relationships 9. Spiritual sensitivity 10. Cultivate peaceful relationships with all men

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