The Bible is Right About Sexual Ethics
The Bible is right about sexual ethics (Ephesians 5:3): 1) Attire, 2) Abstinence, 3) Adultery. Each person should keep the church an oasis from worldly carnality.
The word of God cleanses our 1) Path, 2) Praise, 3) Purpose (Psalm 119:9-16). Each person should become more familiar with Psalm 119 and its lessons.
Doing right may not feel right at first, but restrained behavior can lead to virtuous behavior (2 Peter 1:3-11). Put away pride and you will feel right about doing right.
What will you do with Jesus (Matthew 27:22)? 1) Some Reject Him, 2) Some Merely Eulogize Him, 3) Some Wholly Accept Him. Each person should accept Him as man and God.
Walking with Christ (1 Peter 2:18-25): 1) The Context, Persecution, 2) The Crux, Graciousness, 3) The Consequence, Fellowship. Each person should apply it to evangelism.
For Christ and the church let us 1) Praise Lovingly, 2) Pray Fervently, 3) Give Willingly, 4) Serve Faithfully. That each considers the words to this great song and be renewed in spirit in these great actions of which the song exhorts us to do. To enhance our understanding of this hymn and also encourage each to faithfulness in these areas.
Being authentic, or sincere (Philippians 1:9-10), means being true to our identity and not pretending to be something we are not. Our true identity is found in Christ.
Why do we need Christian apologetics (1 Peter 3:15)? It 1) Proclaims God, 2) Shows Reason Fails, 3) Combats Materialism, 4) Exposes Error. Each person should study it.
Our "Great Songs of the Church" gospel meeting, February 20-22, 2015, will include an old-fashioned gospel singing, a potluck, and lessons on the scriptures behind hymns.
When sharing the gospel, say "come and see" (John 1:43-46): 1) The Works of God, 2) The Glory of God, 3) The Son of God. Each person will have something to say.
To adore Christ (Ephesians 3:14-19) we love Him 1) By Putting Him First, 2) By Obeying His Commands, 3) Because He First Loved Us. Each person should know what it means.