The Heidelberg Catechism - The Foundations Of Our Faith

Hi folks Here is the last study in this series by Chuck Swindoll that we are studying with Zwingly.  Is there something in particular you would like to study in this coming season. Please bring your suggestions on Sunday. Every Blessing Steve   W e're near the end of our study of very significant "nobodies." My desire in this book is the same as in my life: to finish well. So, I've chosen to end with Uzziah, a remarkable man for a lot of reasons. My purpose will become more evident as his story unfolds. Uzziah was born during a tumultuous period in the history of the Hebrew people. One hundred years prior to Uzziah's reign, the foolishness of Rehoboam (remember him?) had torn the kingdom into two bitter enemies: Israel in the north and Judah in the south. In the century that followed, the nations routinely warred against one another, as progressively evil kings occupied their thrones and dominated their people. Israel's kings were all reprobate, violent pagans

Definitely converted or deceptively close. Mather family of New England Puritans Congregationalists, persecuted 2 nd gen, unconverted Congs. state religion.. dom by nonregen,  identity.. refugees, chn  Aussies..sins of peoples   No wonder people fell away!! Jude 1:3   Beloved, although I was very eager to write to you about our common salvation, I found it necessary to write appealing to you to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. 4 For certain people have crept in unnoticed who long ago were designated for this condemnation, ungodly people, who pervert the grace of our God into sensuality and deny our only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ. 2Tim 4:10  Demas  For Demas, in love with this present world, has deserted me...     Judas One sort of seed.   The Gospel, the Word of Grace.  No root, No shoot no fruit. Four sorts of Soil,  Four sorts of Heart.    Calloused  -closed                          Casual  -cloudy                             Crowded   clutter

Hi folks Here is the bible study for our Growth Group this Sunday. Every Blessing Zwingly and Steve     G reed is a disease that will consume a minister from the inside out if it's not detected early and treated aggressively. And greedy people will do the same to a thriving ministry. That's because greed is everything that ministry is not. Ministry serves others; greed serves self. Ministry calls a woman or a man to set aside selfish gain in order to assist another. Greed is an excessive or reprehensible desire to acquire something for the benefit of self. A minister must live by the highest ethical standard, especially in regard to wealth and material possessions. A greedy person will sacrifice his or her ethical standard when it blocks the path to an object of desire. Whereas ministry uses things to serve people, greed uses people to obtain things. Greed is never acceptable. Some work hard to rationalize it, sanctify it, even attempt to build a theology around it. Still, gree