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2010.07.18
Self-Examination or Professional Check-Up
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2010.07.11
do you believe?
True Biblical Salvation- Part 2
John 3:16-21
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2010.07.04
God Chooses
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2010.06.20
do you believe?
The Cleansing of the Temple & Man’s Heart
John 2:12-22
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2010.06.13
do you believe?
Nothing Like the Real Thing
John 2:1-11
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2010.05.30
do you believe?
The Ripple Effect
John 1:35-37, 43-51
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2010.05.16
do you believe?
The Process of Knowing
John 1:29-34
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2010.05.02
do you believe?
Jesus, the One and Only
John 1:14-18
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2010.04.11
do you believe?
Your Role in the Kingdom
John 1:6-9
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2010.03.28
What is Your World-view?
Lessons on Time
Psalm 90:1-10
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2010.03.21
What is Your World-view?
Keeping Things Simple in a Complicated World
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2010.02.21
What is Your World-view?
A Biblical World View: From God’s Glory to Our Desire!
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2010.02.14
What is Your World-view?
A World-view by Simon Peter
In 1st Peter, he saw his world as “ENEMY TERRITORY”
We were CHOSEN for a new birth. 1 Peter 1:3b
We are CHALLENGED to live with a new attitude. 1 Peter 2:11-12
We are CAUTIONED about upcoming trouble. 1 Peter 4:12-13
In 2nd Peter, he saw his world as a “PLACE to GROW”
TIME was short. 2 Peter 1:13-15
We are in DANGER of false teachers and teachings.
Christ’s Return is IMMINENT
Peter’s world-view came in spite of his FLAWED nature. Matthew 12:23, 26:33-34, 69-70
Peter’s world-view was birthed out of a CURIOUS mind. Matthew 14:28, 15:15, 18:21; Mark 9:5-6; Luke 12:41. 24:12; John 6:68-69, 13:36, 21:21
Peter’s world-view was BAPTIZED by the Presence of the Living God. Matthew 16:16; Acts 1:15-16, 2:14, 3:4-5
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2010.02.07
What is Your World-view?
The Simplicity of a Proper Worldview
Romans 12:1-2
A proper worldview is DESIGNED by God’ view. v. 1a
A proper worldview is DEMONSTRATED by one’s actions. v. 1b-2a
OFFFER your bodies as living sacrifices.
Do not CONFORM to the pattern of this world.
Be TRANSFORMED by the renewing of your mind.
A proper worldview DISTINGUISHES God’s prefect will. v. 2b
In Conclusion: A good “Biblical Worldview” looks like this:
It STARTS with God.
It is SEEN in our lives.
It REVEALS the plans of God.
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God is the Great Creator. vv. 1 & 2a
God is in charge of CBC
Opinions are out
Fads are out
Traditions are out
God the Creator is to be revered (awe & honor). v. 2b
Humble
Contrite Heart
Tremble (at His Word)
God the Creator is to be worshipped correctly! v. 3
Choose selfishly and keep sinning leads to God rejecting our worship
God the Creator is to followed to the letter. v. 4
To have a true worldview, we must have the Creator’s view
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2010.01.17
What is Your World-view?
When a Correct World-view is Not Right
James 1:19-27
LISTEN to God. vv. 19-20
Remove the CLUTTER. v. 21a
ACCEPT His Word. v. 21b
Move beyond listening to OBEYING. vv. 22-24
Look INTENTLY, remember, then do it. v. 25
Control your TONGUE. v. 26
LIVE out your worldview! v. 27
Two thousand years ago, the SEEDS of a RADICAL worldview were PLANTED by one man.
A worldview is a person’s collection of PRESUPPOSITIONS, CONVICTIONS, and VALUES from which the person tries to understand and make sense out of the world he lives in and the life he now lives.
1.The Creation
Moses saw a world that was MADE by God and FOR God.
2.The Fall of Mankind
Moses saw a world that STOOD in the NEED of redemption.
3.Noah & the Flood
Moses saw a world DESERVING of JUSTICE.
4.Tower of Babel
Moses saw a world needing His INTERVENTION.
5.Abraham/Isaac/Jacob
Moses saw a world needing a MESSENGER.
6.Joseph
Moses saw a world needing a REDEEMER.
7.The Law
Moses saw a world needing a BENCHMARK.
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2010.01.03
What is Your World-view?
An Introduction
What is a worldview?
A worldview is a person’s collection of PRESUPPOSITIONS, CONVICTIONS, and VALUES from which the person tries to understand and make sense out of the world he lives in and the life he now lives.
“A worldview is a conceptual scheme by which we consciously or unconsciously place or fit everything we believe and by which we interpret and judge reality.”
Nash, Ronald H., Faith and Reason, Zondervan, Grand Rapids, p. 24, 1988.
“A worldview is, first of all, an explanation and interpretation of the world and second, an application of this view to life.”
Phillips, W. Gary, and Brown, Williams E., Making Sense of Your World from a Biblical Viewpoint, Moody Press, Chicago, p. 29, 1991
•ADOLF HITLER had a world view.
•SOCRATES, Plato, and ARISTOTLE all had world views.
•MOHAMMED and his followers had/have world views.
•Charles DARWIN had a world view.
•Your COLLEGE age child has a world view.
•Your NEIGHBOR, employee, employer, and best FRIEND all have worldviews.
•The BIBLE has a worldview.
Genesis 1:1-3a
John 1:1-3
1 John 1:1-2
Four simple truths that form a “Biblical World View.”
1.It all STARTS with GOD.
2.JESUS is GOD.
3.Everything WAS and IS by Jesus Christ.
4.Our purpose is fulfilled by EXPERIENCING Him and FOLLOWING Him.
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2009.12.20
A Word from Eddie Moon
A Message about International Missions
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2009.12.13
Today’s Treasure
Tomorrow’s Treasure
Eternity’s Treasure
It includes POWER. Luke 19:15-19
It includes POSSESSIONS. Matthew 19:21
It includes PLEASURES. Psalm 16:11
It includes a very big PAYOFF. Matthew 19:29
-That is a return of 10,000%. Proverbs 23:5
Why investing in this Ministry Budget is an investment into eternity.
-It helps fulfill our PURPOSE.
-It is consistent with our STRATEGY.
-It proves where our HEART/TREASURE is.
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2009.11.29
The Building Blocks of Faith
Thankful for the Call
Ephesians 4:1-16
The Word: Do WORKS of SERVICE. vv. 11-12a
The Goal: The BODY BUILT up. vv. 12b-13
The Result: SPIRITUAL MATURITY. vv. 14-15
The Assignment: Find your NICHE and do it WELL. v. 16
Commitment to your CALLING. vv. 1-3
Commitment to our UNITY. vv. 4-6
Commitment to your ROLE. vv. 7-11
Commitment to your MISSION. v. 12
Commitment to our MATURITY. vv. 13-16
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2009.11.15
The Building Blocks of Faith
Committed to Serve: Some Things Go Together with Commitment
FEARING God and Serving God Go Together. v. 14a
Doing one without the other NEGATES the other.
Leaving DESTRUCTIVE Things Behind and Going Forward With Godly ACTIONS Go Together. v. 14b
You can’t leave behind SOMETHING until you have gone after the BETTER choice.
Making Good CHOICES and Following Through With Those CHOICES Go Together. v. 15
The POWER is in the follow-through.
Being CHALLENGED And Checking Your GUT Go Together. vv. 16-24
Count the COST of half hearted service.
From SERVE US to SERVICE. v. Ephesians 4:11-12
From IMPRESSING to IMPACTING. v. Acts 2:42-47
From SUPPRESSING to SUPPORTING. vv. Psalm 79:13, 71:18, 89:1
From WATCHING to WORSHIPPING. vv. Psalm 13:6, 33:1, 104:33
From COMFORT to COMBAT. v. Ephesians 6:12
For the CHURCHED and he UNCHURCHED, we must shift from “serve us” to service.
For our COMMUNITY, we must shift from impressing to impacting.
For the GENERATIONS, we must shift from suppressing to supporting.
For our PERSONAL walk with the Lord, we must shift from watching to worshipping.
For the KINGDOM, we must shift from comfort to combat.
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2009.11.01
Building Blocks of Faith
Committed to Serve: Have Yourself Committed…
Matthew 25:31-46
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2009.10.25
The Building Blocks of Faith
Connecting with People: I’m Thinking……Connection
Matthew 9:9-13
Jesus Thought Connection. v. 9a
Matthew Experienced Connection. v. 9b
Matthew Thought Connection. v. 10
Matthew’s Friends Experienced Connection. v. 10
The Pharisees Didn’t Get Connection. v. 11
Jesus Got Connection. vv. 12-13
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2009.10.18
The Building Blocks of Faith
Connecting with People: Living in CommUNITY pt. 3
1 Thessalonians 2:17-20
Make every effort toward community. v. 17
Prepare for battle against community. v. 18
Place the highest value on community. vv. 19-20
2009.10.11
The Building Blocks of Faith
Connecting with People: Living in CommUNITY pt. 2
Acts 20:17-37
Real community promotes authenticity. vv. 17-18
Real community keeps humility. v. 19a
Real community promotes honesty. v. 19b
Real community reveals true motives. v. 20a
Real community happens in the home. v. 20b
Real community grows with a common cause. v. 21
Real community fosters transparency. vv. 22-25, 32-35
Real community invites instruction. vv. 26-31a
Real community takes time. v. 31b
Real community is real. vv. 36-37
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2009.10.04
The Building Blocks of Faith
Connecting with People: Living in CommUNITY
Acts 2:42-47
Will you take the Pastor’s Challenge?
Connecting 5 contacts in 5 weeks.
They experienced community by studying and living the Word of God together. v. 42a
They experienced community by their devotion to one another. v. 42b
They experienced community by the spiritual activities they practiced together. v. 42c
They experienced community by the power of God that was demonstrated before and within them. v. 43
They experienced community by discovering what they had in common. v. 44
They experienced community by sacrificing for one another. v. 45
They experienced community by spending time together. v. 46
They experienced community by watching a God movement together. v. 47
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2009.09.27
Building Blocks of Faith
Centered in Christ: Discipleship
Matthew 16:24-27
1. Jesus spoke of two roads
A. The road of Jesus
B. The road of the world
C. There is no third road
2. Jesus explains the two roads
A. Road one results in three actions
- Denial
- Cross Bearing
- Following
B. Road two requires one action
- Selfishness
C. Road one results in a life saved
- How do you save a life by losing it?
- One Word: Surrender
D. Road two results in a life lost
- How do you lose a life by trying to save it?
- One word: Control
3. Jesus concludes by speaking of two eternal destinations
A. One place a soul is forfeited
B. The other place is a place of rewards.
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2009.09.20
Building Blocks of Faith
Centered in Christ: Worship
Worship is more than a song
Worship is not about you
Worship comes through the Spirit and by Truth
Worship occurs at the feet of Jesus
There is a thing called unacceptable worship
We are to offer Him a sacrifice of praise
What will worship be like in heaven?
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2009.09.06
Building Blocks of Faith:
Centered in Christ: Salvation
2 Corinthians 5:17; 1 Corinthians 3:2; Hebrews 5:12-14; 1 Peter 2:2
Centered means Salvation
Centered means a declaration of lifestyle
Centered is spiritual maturity (Not worldly)
Centered is living on the deeper things of God
What are the deeper things? Solid Food
Meaning: By constant use / to distinguish good from evil
Centered means growing up in your Salvation
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08.23.2009
The Rewards You Bring
Matthew 10:40-42
