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You Are The Plan

You are the plan

The first action to implement a battle plan is to mobilize the personnel, supplies and equipment necessary for the fulfillment of that plan. The advancement of God’s kingdom into our community is primarily waiting on the mobilization of a people who will hear the command of Christ and act in obedience to speak, pray, touch and bless in His name. There is a double impact of being mobilized; it is that your personal spiritual growth is accelerated, and at the same time the true elements that contribute to joy and meaning flood into your life. Through this current series of messages Pastor Jack will be leading us to capture the joy and adventure of being full of faith, available and useful to God. “You are the Plan!”

The first action to implement a battle plan is to mobilize the personnel, supplies and equipment necessary for the fulfillment of that plan. The advancement of God’s kingdom into our community is primarily waiting on the mobilization of a people who will hear the command of Christ and act in obedience to speak, pray, touch and bless in His name. There is a double impact of being mobilized; it is that your personal spiritual growth is accelerated, and at the same time the true elements that contribute to joy and meaning flood into your life. Through this current series of messages Pastor Jack will be leading us to capture the joy and adventure of being full of faith, available and useful to God. “You are the Plan!”

The first action to implement a battle plan is to mobilize the personnel, supplies and equipment necessary for the fulfillment of that plan. The advancement of God’s kingdom into our community is primarily waiting on the mobilization of a people who will hear the command of Christ and act in obedience to speak, pray, touch and bless in His name. There is a double impact of being mobilized; it is that your personal spiritual growth is accelerated, and at the same time the true elements that contribute to joy and meaning flood into your life. Through this current series of messages Pastor Jack will be leading us to capture the joy and adventure of being full of faith, available and useful to God. “You are the Plan!”

The first action to implement a battle plan is to mobilize the personnel, supplies and equipment necessary for the fulfillment of that plan. The advancement of God’s kingdom into our community is primarily waiting on the mobilization of a people who will hear the command of Christ and act in obedience to speak, pray, touch and bless in His name. There is a double impact of being mobilized; it is that your personal spiritual growth is accelerated, and at the same time the true elements that contribute to joy and meaning flood into your life. Through this current series of messages Pastor Jack will be leading us to capture the joy and adventure of being full of faith, available and useful to God. “You are the Plan!”

Word Recovery: "Precious"

Throughout the two letters penned by Peter in the New Testament, the word “precious” is used seven times and an eighth time a related word is used. It is interesting that the rough, impulsive, hot-tempered Peter should be the one to use these words. We use the word to describe small children or puppies. We also use the word “precious” to describe the gestures of people who perhaps offer something simple from a place of meekness and humility. It is what we would consider a “woman’s word” or “pink-speech.” You won’t find a lot of guys walking around using it to describe cars, sports moments or even their new girlfriend. The only way a guy would perhaps use the word is in the context of something rare as in “precious metals or artifacts.” The word “precious” in these verses means more than just something highly valued or prized. It carries the idea of deep love and affection with it. This series of messages will be taken from first and second Peter and cover the subjects that Peter attaches to this word. They are: “a tested faith” “the Blood of Jesus” “the cornerstone that is Jesus” “simple faith” “the promises of God” and “inward attitudes that are prized by God.” All of these subjects are important in their significance to Christian doctrine, but in using the word “precious” in relationship to them the Holy Spirit was seeking to draw these doctrines out of dry lectures and creeds into the warmth and focus of our affection. This series will endeavor to foster a deeper love for Jesus and affection for the treasures that attend our life in Him.

Word Recovery: "Precious"

Throughout the two letters penned by Peter in the New Testament, the word “precious” is used seven times and an eighth time a related word is used. It is interesting that the rough, impulsive, hot-tempered Peter should be the one to use these words. We use the word to describe small children or puppies. We also use the word “precious” to describe the gestures of people who perhaps offer something simple from a place of meekness and humility. It is what we would consider a “woman’s word” or “pink-speech.” You won’t find a lot of guys walking around using it to describe cars, sports moments or even their new girlfriend. The only way a guy would perhaps use the word is in the context of something rare as in “precious metals or artifacts.” The word “precious” in these verses means more than just something highly valued or prized. It carries the idea of deep love and affection with it. This series of messages will be taken from first and second Peter and cover the subjects that Peter attaches to this word. They are: “a tested faith” “the Blood of Jesus” “the cornerstone that is Jesus” “simple faith” “the promises of God” and “inward attitudes that are prized by God.” All of these subjects are important in their significance to Christian doctrine, but in using the word “precious” in relationship to them the Holy Spirit was seeking to draw these doctrines out of dry lectures and creeds into the warmth and focus of our affection. This series will endeavor to foster a deeper love for Jesus and affection for the treasures that attend our life in Him.