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What does it mean to humble yourself? How far would you lower yourself to serve others and God? How far did Jesus lower Himself and become obedient to God?

Was suffering part of God's plan for the Messiah? Is it part of God's plan for us as disciples of Jesus today?

I. The Mind of Christ 2:4-5 A. Attitude B. Action C. Displayed in His Life and Death on Earth II. The model for us A. Be Like minded The same love The same spirit B. The motives Not these motives Selfish ambitions Vain conceit Not looking to your own interest But these motives In humility Consider others better Consider others interest Looking out for others C. The meaning Negative Does not mean being a door mat. Does not mean giving in to every demand. Does not mean not saying what you think. Does not mean there is no freedom for you. Positive Looking out for others Does mean you relinquish your rights to God. Does mean you refrain from responding in like manner. Does mean you resist putting yourself first. Does mean you refuse to compete. Does mean you regard the other person and their needs as important. Does mean you remember the goal is the benefit of someone else. The servant’s voice Look out for God Look out for others

Jeremiah 1:1-19 God called Jeremiah 2600 years ago to stand up and boldly proclaim His message. God calls us to do the same. We must stand up to the world and do the same. God is with you every step of the way.

James 1:1-2

Isaiah 52:10, 13-15, 53:1-12 Hebrews 12:2 Over 500 years before Jesus was sent into the world, Isaiah had prophesied of his life, the world's reaction, and his death. Most importantly he prophesied of his willing sacrafice to take on all of our sins so that we could live.

Service. We talk about God's Ministry and being a part of it. But do we realize that God's ministry requires servants? Are we too good to serve other people? Who is exempt? Jesus served without hesitation. Antonio Moise breaks down the service required in God's ministry.

Story of why Job was chosen. Job 1: 6-12

An article I read detailed the downward spiral into worldliness by our young people after they leave the home. Is falling into patterns of worldliness just a teen problem? While contemplating becoming a Christian, do many of us ever really consider ourselves a slave or servant to God? Being a slave to anything probably had better be great in order to agree to it! This lesson examines being a servant to, and for, God.

Colossians 1:19-23 Jesus is the only way to reconcile our relationship with God. We have to choose to remove the barrier we have created between us. We have a calling to be a faithful servant. Will you be a joyful and faithful sevant?

In this week's sermon Dr. Dan Brown preached from Isaiah 52:13. The Lord Jesus died a shameful death, but Isaiah foretells of a time when our Lord will be exalted and the ways it will occur.

John 13:1-17 Jesus, the Lord of all, set the example of being a servant. We are called to serve no matter the difficulty or cost. If you oeby you will receive the promise of God's blessing. Will you obey?