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Ministerial Ethics- Pastor Deborah Flashcards

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What are “Biblical Ethics”

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Leave old conduct behind and put on new conduct.

Eph 4:22-24

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In Biblical Ethics what should we exhibit?

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Exhibit the “fruit of the Spirit” Gal 5:22-23

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Moral and ethical wholeness or perfection; freedom from moral sin; God-like character; sanctified, set apart for divine service.

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Holiness-

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Holy and upright living in accordance with God’s standard. Straightness- promotes the peace and well being of men in their relationships to one another.

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Righteousness -

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One who guides or conducts by showing the way; directs and precedes; goes first.
Exodus 13:21,22
Romans 12:8
1 Timothy 33:1-6

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Leader:

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Keep and seek all the commandments of God -

  1. Ephesians 6:6,7
  2. Romans 12:11
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Four qualities of leadership - (1 Chronicles 28:8-10)*** Really Important!

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Know God -

John 4-24
Luke 13:23-27

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Second quality for leadership

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God’s revealed truth about matters, doing what is good and refraining from evil according to the will of God.

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What are “Bible Ethics”

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Serve God-

Psalm 100:2
Romans 12

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Third quality for leadership.

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Be strong and do it. ( 1Cor. 7:37)

Settle the matter in your mind.
Control your will and bring it into subjection to God’s will.

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Fourth quality of leadership

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With the proper attitude, we have the ability to learn easily and quickly, and can attain our highest potential. Each individual must take the responsibility to adjust and correct his or her attitude to align with the will of God.
This will be fill in the blank!

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Attitude of Leaders

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Arrogance and pride will ultimately steer a person away from God. (II Chronicles 25:2; Amaziah, King of Judah)

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Heart attitude

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Two aspects of submission - an attitude as well as an act of will.

Willingness: ready to act, inclined or favorably disposed to perform, nor choosing to refuse.
Obedience: performing what is required, abstaining from what is forbidden.

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Heart Attitude

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A willing mind - in one accord or harmony; of the same mind.
A. II Corinthians 8:12
B. I Corinthians 1:10
C. I Peter 5: 1-4
1. Reacting causes scattering
2. Responding provides capable leadership.

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Mind

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Taught only to the twelve disciples.

  1. Matthew 5:12
  2. Matthew 5,6 and half of seven

Halfway through seven, the masses found Jesus. Jesus began to teach a basis salvation message.

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Sermon on the Mount

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A. Recognizing and isolating sin.
B. Giving; prayer and fasting; motives.
C. Approaching maturity.
D. Pride and judging others.

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Progression of the Sermon on the Mount -

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Taking the Word of God. It takes discipline to obtain; it takes time to study and meditate the Word.

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Knowledge

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Intake of the Word is being a hearer of the Word. Output of the Word (putting out the Word) is being a doer of the Word. (James 1:22)

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Knowledge

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Wisdom are knowledge are stabilizers. (Isaiah 33:6)

Matt 6- being teachable produces a hunger and thirst for more of God’s Word; is a feast that will continually fill you.

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Knowledge

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What are two stabilizers?

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Wisdom and knowledge.

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What is the correct output or application of knowledge.

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Wisdom.

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What is grace in action? Treating others as the Lord treats you – the law of sowing and reaping.

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Mercy.

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What is marked by your ability to rejoice despite the circumstances.

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Maturity.

24
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This comes when you are persecuted for righteousness sake.

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Blessings.

25
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Kind deeds to help the needy.

Not for personal recognition.

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Giving, Praying, and Fasting (Matthew 6:1-18)

Almsgiving:

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To be offered for others.
Should not seek recognition from others.
Loud
Long
Emotional
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Prayer

27
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A sincere spiritual experience between God and the person _______.
Not a sign of spiritual maturity or goodness or to impress.

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Fasting

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What are two stabilizers?

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Wisdom and Knowledge

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Worldly people– material things

Christians – God’s Kingdom first; faith in God’s promises of provision

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Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34)

30
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Should judge oneself

Not have a judgement attitude

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Judgment: Right and Wrong (Matthew 7:1-6)

Judge by their fruit

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Maintain consistence in commitment
Allow God to empower you to persevere
Treat others as you want to be treated

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Persistence (Matthew 7:7-12)

32
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The broad road – destruction

The narrow road – life

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Choosing (Matthew 7:13-14)

Abrupt change in sermon - salvation

33
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God has set ministry gifts in the church for a specific purpose (Eph. 4:11-12). Although there are different ministry gifts they are all for the same purpose.

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What is the Role of the Children’s Minister?

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Where is the Children’s Minister not found.

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In the Bible.

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A shepherd

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One of the best descriptions of what a shepherd does is found in 1 Peter 5:2-4

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  1. Feeder
  2. Caregiver
  3. Overseer
  4. Willing and eager to serve
  5. Example
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Duties of a Shepherd (1 Pet. 5:2-4)

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A. Feed the flock (kids need the Word).
B. Care for the flock ( on the Pastor’s behalf).
C. Know his or her sheep and and allow sheep to know him or her. ( John 10:14)
D. Spend time with the kids.
E. Love kids enough to listen.
F. Meet all of their needs (spiritual, social, emotional, and physical).
G. Serve the flock

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The Children’s Minister has been called to:

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The Children’s Minister must be a leader as well as a doer.
The Children’s Minister must learn what, when, and whom to delegate:
The Children’s Minister must manage the ministry and those assisting him or her.
The Children’s Minister must be willing to serve.
A. Serving is more than sacrifice. It’s a total commitment (John 10:11-13). We must get rid of the what about me spirit. It’s about serving others.
B. A servant is a had worker not a “clock-watcher.”
C. A servant is eager and willing; this also reflects our attitude and motives.

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Serve the flock

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As a Children’s Minister don’t :

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Ever love Children’s Ministry more than your own children. Take care of your family.

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The children’s minister must gain those he serves:
God has called the children’s minister to serve children
God has called the children’s minister to serve the helpers:
Jesus served those who helped Him
Jesus spent time with them
Jesus let them ask questions
Jesus involved them in doing
Jesus made corrections
Jesus stretched them and taught them

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How to serve Pastor’s vision

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