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Intro- Walking with God is an appropriate response to who God is
-Not legalism, but relationship
-Not obligation, but desire
All Christians have been called
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All Christians have been called
Our calling calls us to a lifestyle, not simply claim an identity
-Football player Analogy
-Blake was in a band (doesn’t sing, doesnt’ play an instrument, no gigs, no rehearsals)
That calling looks different for different people
We are declared worthy through Christ
-Not through our actions
-There is a standard or a way to walk worthy
2. Fruits of walking with the Lord
a. Humility
-”Not thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less.”
Rick Warren, “The Purpose Driven Life”
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Gentleness
i. not weakness, controlled strength (Point to Christ)
c. Love
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In spite of circumstances and feelings
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Develops and strengthens patience
-Share about praying for teamwork and building relationships on World Changers trip
-Not everyone is the same place
-We are called to patiently disciple others
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Unity
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Through the Spirit
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