Praying for Discernment: Wisdom for Everyday Decisions

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How does the gospel’s message transform our hearts and actions?

Harrison Wind 0:01
Вен сам трулив the message of the gospel. It should radically change your heart. Let's say you're planning on coming over to my house. You're running fifteen minutes late, but finally come in through the front door. I ask you why you're late, and you tell me that a semi truck was traveling at eighty miles an hour. You accidentally step in front of the semi and it hits you square on. You were late because this semi truck hit you. I would call you a liar. You would be dead if you were truly hit by a semi going at eighty miles an hour. It would have changed you. Now God is much more powerful than a moving truck. If there is a genuine collision between you and Jesus Christ, then you will not be the same.
Harrison Wind 0:49
It should change you. It will change you. The message of the gospel changes our hearts, which leads to a change in action. Сейн вовне пуш форс Господня. It smells good but lacks taste and substance. This type of gospel usually has no conviction of sin or change tied to it. One example of this false gospel is the gospel of beliefism. Beliefism teaches that if you simply just believe in God, you're good to go to heaven.

What is “beliefism” and why does it miss true repentance?

Harrison Wind 1:22
There is never a need for people to see their sin or a call to change. There's a little bit of truth in this gospel. We are to believe that Jesus died for our sins. However That belief should lead to a transformed life. It should lead to repentance. Many do not want to hear that, so instead of coming to the true gospel, they find a gospel that will tickle their ears. Judgment
Unknown 1:50
begins in the house of God. The amplified translation for first Peter chapter four, verse seventeen and eighteen says For it is the time destined for judgment to begin with the house of God. And if it begins with us. What will the outcome be for those who do not respect or believe or obey the gospel of God? And if it is difficult for the righteous to be saved, What will become of the godless and the sinner? When I read this, I am reminded that I'm never as saved as I think I am. Because I can so easily fall if not be for the grace of God. So take this message and be warned. Judgment begins in the house of God. Simply saying Lord, Lord is not enough. But doing the will of the Father.

Why does judgment begin in the house of God according to 1 Peter 4?

Unknown 2:51
The righteous and holy will of God. That's what counts. So I encourage you. Мейк су. Юр фули гівен то Жису Крист. And do away with any hypocrisy. Be someone who has the genuine love of God. Be sincere in seeking the Lord. Judgment begins in the house of God, Saints. And if it is starting with us. Вот во хапати до. Who have rejected God.
Harrison Wind 3:27
Second Timothy four verse one to four says I charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living and the dead. And by his appearing and his kingdom. Preach the word. Be ready in season and out of season. Reprove. Rebuke and exhort with complete patience and teaching. For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears, they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions.

What does Paul warn Timothy about false teachers and itching ears?

Unknown 4:00
Pivää! Hyvää päivää! Saanko kysyä. Ainesta kysyä saa. Hyvä! Minkä seuraavista saa kotiovelle nyt jopa tunnissa, virpojat, putkimiehen vai ruokaostokset. Ainakin ruokaostokset. Kyllä, ruokaostokset.
John Glenn 4:13
Tietä tietää.
Unknown 4:14
Tiedetään.
John Glenn 4:15
Ruokaostokset kotiovelle nyt jopa tunnissa. S-kaupat helpotimme ruokakauassa käyntiä. Tilaa sovelluksella tai osoitteessa s-skaupat.fi.
Harrison Wind 4:25
Will turn away from listening to the truth. Wander off into myths. Paul is writing to check in on his good friend Timothy as he pastors the church in Ephesus. Paul was more of a mentor and father figure to Timothy. He reminds Timothy to keep preaching the word of God. Despite his preaching, there will be people who do not want to hear the word, but only things that make them happy. In doing so, they will make up false gospels.

How does the true gospel differ from a superficial “outside‑looking” faith?

Harrison Wind 4:55
The gospel of Jesus Christ неver changes. А Госпо тече усвірс у дешев the judgment of God. However, God made a way to save us from that judgment. He sent Jesus who was perfect.

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