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3 Challenges for 2003
Introduction:
(1) New year’s resolutions
(2) Let us make 3 spiritual resolutions:
Discussion:
I.
Build your faith
A.
Bible Study – God speaking to us
B. Prayer – Our speaking to God
C. Fellowship with Christians – Edification
D. Surround yourself with people, things, etc. to build, not destroy, your faith
II.
Live your faith
A.
Matt.
7.1-5 – Must 1st remove huge boulder in your eye
B. “Therefore you have no excuse, everyone of you who passes judgment, for in that which you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things” (Rom.
2.1)
C. Your life is a sermon to others.
III.
Share your faith
A.
Matt.
28.19-20 – The Great Commission given
B. Matt.
7.12 – The Golden Rule mandates that we share the gospel
C. Good News is meant to be told
Conclusion:
(1) Let us not let these resolutions go by the wayside like most resolutions do.
(2) Let us make a difference in 2003!
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