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Brief History of Salvation
written by Craig Rusbult, Ph.D.


Human Sin and Three Results
God offered the gift of full life (with relationship, quality, and immortality) to Adam, but with one rule: in Genesis 2:17, God says "you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil." In Genesis 3:6, tempted by a creature who already had fallen into sin and rebellion, Eve and Adam ate from this tree of knowledge, choosing to make moral decisions for themselves, independent from God, instead of trusting and obeying God.
This fall into sin, which broke Adam's part of a conditional if-then covenant with God, produced three results: The immediate intrinsic result of disobedience was a loss of their innocence and their intimate relationship with God, so in Genesis 3:7-13 we see spiritual death. Then two judicial results were decreed by God, in Gen 3:14-24. The judicial penalty for sin begins with a decrease in quality of life (Gen 3:14-19,23) for humans. And the ultimate penalty (Gen 3:22,24) allows physical death for humans after God removes the life-protecting tree of life: God says, "The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil. He must not be allowed to reach out his hand and take also from the tree of life and eat, and live forever." The second sentence clearly explains the purpose of the action: to prevent disobedient sinners from living forever, God removed "the tree of life."
I think this tree symbolizes the supernatural full protective power that continually was being provided by God. When the supernatural full protection was removed by God due to their sin, Adam and Eve began to perish, with natural processes temporarily allowing life while gradually (during the "yom" of Genesis 2:17 that can be translated as "day" but can also indicate a longer period of time) leading to their eventual death. The divine penalty of death in Genesis 3:22 is a key to understanding God's response to sin, and His plan of salv

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This how we were in our training ground

04/08/2019

Sermon: Make No Excuses - Jeremiah 1

God may assign you a demanding task, but His call keeps us going when we don't want to go and are ready to quit.

by Rick Ezell on Monday, January 27, 2014 at 6:00 AM

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Sermon series: The Person God Uses

Make No Excuses - Jeremiah 1

Let Your Heart Be Broken - Jeremiah 8, 9

Rise Above Discouragement - Jeremiah 20

Sermon: Persevere in Obedience - Jeremiah 37, 38

Scriptures: Jeremiah 1:4-14, 17-19

Introduction

We are skillful at the art of making excuses, aren't we? "I don't know how." "I didn't understand." "I couldn't find the right tools." "The voices told me to clean all the guns today." "I threw out my back bowling." "I have a Doctor's appointment." "There's been a death in the family." "The hazmat crew is here and won't let me out of the house." "I have a relative coming in from Hawaii and I need to pick them up at the airport." And, my all time favorite: "When I got up this morning I accidentally took two Ex-Lax in addition to my Prozac. I can't get off the john, but I feel good about it."

In the Christian world, we can find all sorts of excuses not to obey God's voice: "It's the preacher's job." "It's not my gift." "I've already served, let someone else do it." "I'm too busy or too tired or too old or too young."

It has been said, "Excuses are tools of the incompetent, and those who specialize in them seldom go far." Ben Franklin wrote, "He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else." Gabriel Meurier stated, "He who excuses himself, accuses himself."

Jeremiah had every excuse ready when God called him to be a prophet. His excuses are often our excuses for not heeding God's voice when he calls. Countering each excuse was a promise from God.

I. The excuse: The task is demanding

Jeremiah was called to be "a prophet to the nations" (Jer. 1:5), not a priest like his father and his grandfather. A prophet was a chosen and authorized spokesman for God who declared God's Word to t

04/08/2019

YOUNG MEN BEHAVING IN THE CHURCH

SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: TITUS 2:6 - 9

INTRODUCTION

The story is told of a young student who went to his spiritual teacher and asked the question, "Master, how can I truly find God?" The teacher asked the student to accompany him to the river, which ran by the village and invited him to go into the water. When they got to the middle of the stream, the teacher said, "Please immerse yourself in the water."

The student did as he was instructed, whereupon the teacher put his hands on the young man’s head and held him under the water. Presently the student began to struggle. The master held him under still.

A moment passed and the student was thrashing and beating the water and air with his arms. Still, the master held him under the water. Finally, the student was released and shot up from the water, lungs aching and gasping for air.

The teacher waited for a few moments and then said, "When you desire God as truly as you desired to breathe the air you just breathed -- then you shall find God."

And that is what Titus was sent to the churches in Crete to do, to prepare them to help people find God.

You need to know also that we’re here for the purpose of evangelism. We also engage in edification. We engage in ministry. We engage in prayers, worship, and fellowship.

But all of that will be perfected in heaven. Evangelism won’t have any place there at all because the Bible is clear at the end of Revelation that no one who is a sinner unsaved will ever enter heaven.

And so, the Lord has put on hold the fullness of our fellowship and the fullness of our praise and worship, the fullness of our bliss and blessing and left us here for the express purpose of being human agents of salvation for the lost.

We must proclaim the saving message, yes. We must give a clear word about sin and judgment and repentance and faith. But it has to be made believable by our lives. It does no good to speak about a God who can save when you show a life that do

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At our base preparing to start our training
Pray for us

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The group is based on Titus 2:6-9
Which is more concern on the massage to young men in the church
Please late us support each other in this journey

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Welcome all members late us come together and spread the gospel of almighty God

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In Christ we gonna be strong and reach our desire and density
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