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FT7 address this sensitive Abortion issue in Ohio 2023 - Issue 1. We discuss it both from a secular and religious perspective. Some are saying this is the most serious decision Ohioans will make in a generation. The impact on life is significant enough as to evoke the concerns for a return of the spirit of Molek. Did God knit us in the womb as the scripture says, or is the idea of abortion provided for in the Law of Moses (Exodus) as others say.
According to modern thinkers and the current political climate, the idea of "wives submit to your husbands" is a patriarchal misuse of scripture to prevent women from becoming their best selves. FT7 discusses the implication of this commandment and what it means to them in their marriages. Submission does not mean what they think it does; FT7 deep dives into some controversial waters.
Mentioned in the podcast, a book on a great man: Rev, Service Above Self
https://a.co/d/hJ9VXVD
(Amazon)
FT7 examine the little known prophet, Jonah ben Amittai from Gath-Hepher (commonly known as Jonah and the Whale), and his obedience and disobedience to God where the former foretold of God's mercy to the northern kingdom of Israel and the former rejected God's mercy for Israel's enemy. Terrill quizzes each member on the history, science, and God's message to all who read the Book of Jonah. This story serves as an example to all that God says, "...thou shalt go to all that I shall send thee, and whatsoever I command thee thou shalt speak" (Jer 1:7 KJV), and it's usually only a matter of how we finally submit to the Lord. Where Jonah failed to submit to God's order to go to prophecy to Nineveh, the great sea creature obeyed the Lord "... thou shalt go..."
FT7 continue in the book of Colossians to discuss the churches of Colesse and Laodicea. Paul encourages the church to remain steadfast in Christ and to not be captivated by worldly philosophy and empty deception. FT7 examines how this book is relevant today as 73% Americans report they no longer have faith in their country's future.
FT7 discuss surviving in a depraved world guided by Paul's letter to Colossae and Laodicea. By studying the incomparable Christ, in whom the mystery previously hidden from the past has been revealed to His saints, FT7 find wisdom in striving for the straight path.
FT7 discusses the purpose, power, and process of starting a small group Fire Team. It is important for your spiritual growth, accountability, and support that we meet regularly to discuss the word and sharpen each other. Iron sharpens iron! Listen as we provide feedback on what has made FT7 successful as this group has not missed a week in almost two years! We encourage you to start your own Fire Team, and then your Fire Team can link with FT7 as we each move forward to encourage more teams. Together, we can move in bounding formations, spiritually-speaking, to make disciples of the world.
FT7 discuss an article that claims men were trained to be masculine in the first century. The article claims that the failure of men to learn to cry has led to toxic masculinity that oppresses women and weaker men. FT7 opines that scripture and history can easily confirm or deny such claims.
FT7 member Gamel teaches on freedom, love, and choice. A great lesson in understanding the love of God and the sacrifice of the Father.
To see the entire sermon: https://youtu.be/M2qa1SiDho4
FT7 discusses Matthew 5 "Salt and Light" in response to the notion that those who follow Yeshua's commandments are weak, losers. Some say Christians are losers because they are meek. FT7 discusses the real intention of Yeshua's message and the immediate need for men and women to stand strong for the sake of the lost.
FT7 discusses statistics about a decline in young boys in education, the workforce, and overall society from the perspective of fathers and a Biblical worldview.
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In a world marked by constant change, where shifts are as regular as the seasons, the value of small groups in driving growth becomes ever clearer. Drawing inspiration from the military's Fire Team…
In confronting deceptive challenges, FT7 harnesses the power of scripture to reclaim what the enemy covets most: souls. Through a disciplined regimen of work, scripture study, and shared challenges, they fortify their spiritual and communal bonds. While six days are devoted to labor and learning, the seventh is a time of renewal through fellowship and the Word, reinforcing the belief that strength grows in unity.
As FT7 promotes the profound impact of small groups, they invite you to listen, learn, and possibly integrate your group with theirs. Join us in this endeavor to fortify men in their spiritual journey, encouraging them to embrace and express the divine aspect of masculinity, and to build a community deeply rooted in faith. Tune in to discover how small teams, bound by scripture and fellowship, can transform the spiritual landscape.