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Conversation about the simplicity of the Gospel message, Faith in Jesus Christ, and the  gathering of His believers. Historically, God’s intervention has progressed humanity towards a greater understanding of Him, His Son and the Holy Spirit.  

The Great Reformation was an awakening or enlightenment era which God provided revelatory knowledge of him, emphasizing for every believer to have access in a growing relationship with Him.
Insights on the function of the Church, doctrines of Faith and principles of Christianity were clarified, dispelling untruths about salvation based upon family origins or country affiliations. Saving Faith is in Jesus Christ and the function of the Church is a gathering of believers for worship and for spiritual growth in a relationship with God the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit in the Body of Christ.

Old Testament contains examples of gatherings of God’s people, called an assembly for worship.  In the New Testament a gathering of those in the Way refers to the Church or those called-out for worship.   
The Way is a synonym connoting scriptural references of Jesus being the Way, the Truth and the Life, meaning not only the Way to Life but also living in Christ.

Biblical Principle |
God desires for all men to come in the knowledge of the truth and believe in his Son, Jesus Christ, ever growing and increasing in faith until the day of redemption.
Ephesians 4:13 - Until we all come to the harmony of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to full growth, to the full measure of Christ:

Scripture  References |
OLD TESTAMENT – The Book of Deuteronomy Chapter 33.
NEW TESTAMENT – The Gospel Accounts of John Chapter 14. 
The Book of Revelation Chapters 1 through 3.

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Praise of Thanksgiving - Everyday people can sing of the goodness of God. Psalms 107 says if men would praise the Lord for his goodness and for his wonderful works.
Biblical Principle - In everything situation give the praise of thanksgiving to the Lord for all He does.
Bible References -
Psalms 107

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Transforming Perspective - Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians exhorts of Life, having learned to live in abundance and in need results in contentment, and peace beyond rationale understanding.
Paul’s letter  gives pertinent instructions about living peaceful in spite of strife and contentions or in suffering and loss. The Letter encourages believers to consider every gain by having a relationship with Jesus Christ who being equal to God, set His work as a servant in the form of humanity, above His divinity.
Paul systematically lays a foundation for effective living established in the immeasurable riches of  consolation and fellowship with Christ, resulting in sharing of His Joy.
This begins the work of being likeminded with Christ is  believers  develop a mindset without worry or anxiousness, instead to keep every thought on the truths of the faithfulness and dominion of God. 

Biblical Principles |
Learning to live successfully, abased in lean or difficult times accepting, either God’s provisions given sufficiently or given through others as well as to abound neither hoarding nor wasting. 
Philippians 4:11 -12Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. I know both how to be abased, and I know how to abound: every where and in all things I am instructed both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need.Jesus will complete His work in believers, developing our thoughts or right thinking for effective contented lives, knowing God will supply every need.

Scripture References |
Standards of God’s Providence - Numbers Chapter 10.
Abundant life learned - Philippians Chapters 1-4.

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Conversation about biblical truths about death and understanding the ultimate outcome of the unrepentant.
God purposes and desires eternal life for all humanity but conveyed to Adam, the first man that the consequences or judgement of sin is death, meaning being spiritual separated from God.  
Apostle Paul shares the effect of Jesus’s birth, death and resurrection  resulting in a reconciliation of the world to God, signifying God’s providence impacting a system which was contrary to or against his will.  Reconciliation allows for humanity to become anew under the righteousness of Jesus Christ. 
Paul explains man’s acceptance of Jesus Christ and His work accomplished on the cross means death of the old nature has occurred and a new life exists in Christ. Significant for all to understand, is life does not cease when the physical body dies, man’s spirit and soul remain until the final reckoning of souls before God.
There are many events witnessed by Apostle John which indicate all humanity will observe God in his Glory, the Kingdom coming on Earth and the Lord Jesus Christ reigning as King.

Some will celebrate with the Lord.  

Some, who have not accepted God’s Son, Jesus Christ will observe at a distance being tormented in the unceasing and unquenchable torrents of God’s wrath, meaning God’s anger upon them.

Biblical Principles | 

“For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord”

Pray, Read and Study - Ezekiel Chapter 43; Romans Chapter 6 and Revelation Chapter 19.
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Transforming Perspective:  Conversation about the new life of believers being transformed into an eternal creature possessing an everlasting life.

Jesus’ coming to earth to bring God’s Grace to humanity encompasses the occasion of the fulfillment of many prophetic events constituting the ultimacy of this age. 

The gospel accounts of John reveal the first occasion explaining God’s purpose for sending his Son, Jesus Christ but conditions his grace of everlasting life in believing Jesus Christ, as his only begotten Son.

Everlasting life means a constant or abiding spiritual life, a term often interchangeable with eternal life, however connotes a life that never ends. 

Eternal life means sharing of the divine nature of God when being born again, marking entrance into his kingdom.

Distinctively, eternal life is the abiding divinity of God and references his dominion and designation whereby time is without chronological order, accounting or measurement instead is manifested by events and occasions.

Apostle Paul travelled to Thessalonica to address concerns about news of the 2nd coming of Jesus from which  believers began to fret about their salvation.

Paul comforted them by redirecting their focus, encouraging them to remain steadfast in the assurance of God’s grace and certainty of eternal and everlasting life.

Biblical Principle:  Live every day assured in faith believing Jesus Christ is the Son of God, whom he sent as our Way to everlasting life.

Bible References:
OLD TESTAMENT - Isaiah Chapter 62 verses 8-12.
NEW TESTAMENT - Gospel Accounts of John Chapter 3 verses 1-21 and
2nd Thessalonians Chapter 2 verses 13-17.

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Transforming Perspective: Understanding Jesus Christ has come that we may have life, anew and eternally in abundance.

 Biblical imagery of the Lord, Jesus Christ are manifold, depicting His vitality in the believer’s life and livelihood.

 Matthew’s gospel accounts share Jesus has come to provide life, described by an analogy of a narrow gated entrance leading to a strait path, meaning a way of life in a relationship of faith, trust, dependency and holiness with God in Jesus Christ.

 Descriptions of Jesus as the gate to life, the gatekeeper of life as well as the fountain or wellspring of life are vivid characterizations of his care for us. 

 The parable of the Good Shepherd contained in John’s gospel accounts provides the best depiction of the concept of the gate or door entrance to life and of the gatekeeper of the sheep, referring to Jesus Christ.

 In this account, Jesus is called the Good Shepherd, a metaphor connoting the attributes of a shepherd.  Jesus being perfect, having great mercy and compassion in harmony with God and nature as well as being a sacrificial caregiver of love for his followers called sheep, laying down his life for their well being.

 Biblical Principle:  In Jesus Christ is life, the access is a narrow and a strait path representing the work holiness or sanctification in a believer’s life..

 Biblical References:

OLD TESTAMENT: Nehemiah chapter 12 verses 27-47

NEW TESTAMENT: Matthew chapter 7 verses 13 and 14 and
John chapter 10 verses 7-11

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Transforming Perspective: Conversation to broaden our understanding about the concepts of life and God’s involvement in every life before being birthed in the world.

The Scriptures contain many events revealing God’s knowledge of a person before being conceived in the mother’s womb.  Some examples are, Isaac being pronounced 25 years prior to his birth,  and God revealing the distinct natures of twin brothers, Jacob and Esau while in their mother’s womb, also John the Baptist’s name and life being predestined before being conceived by his parents.

These true events indicate our life begins in the mind of the Living God, as well.

God gives each of us a destiny before being conceived by our parents, determines our person and personality and while developing in our mother’s womb, accounts or make notes of the life of each finger, toe, and arm as well as reckons each of our hairs.

Contrastingly, Job being under extreme tribulation questioned the purpose of his life and was given great knowledge and understanding by God of the interconnection of one’s life to the ecologies of plant and animal life, as well as one’s interdependency with earth.  

He surmises life of every living being is in God’s hand  who is the breath of life of every human being.

Biblical Principle:  Life is determined by God in advance and accounted in Jesus Christ the sustainer or fountain of life, before the foundation of the earth was formed.

Bible References
OLD TESTAMENT –  Job Chapter 12 verses 1 – 12.
NEW TESTAMENT – John Chapter 6 verses 1 – 14, Ephesians Chapter 1 verses 4-5.

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Transforming Perspective: Conversation encouraging believers to be cheerful and courageous everyday.

Joshua before leading the nation of Israel to cross over to the Promise Land was exhorted many times, “To Be of Good Courage,” meaning having positive acceptance and confidence in uncertainty and challenging circumstances.  A hard thing to do alone, the nation suffered 40 years of hardships in the wilderness, however through this, they learned obedience to trust God, having witnessed many miracles.

Psalms one teaches many principals about daily living beginning with the contrasts between righteous and wicked lifestyles. Most encouraging is advice to meditate on the word, commands or precepts of God. 

Meditation means to chew over and over again, like eating food to better digest or in this case better understand God’s teachings which Psalms one says to do day and night.

The effect over time is a renewed or convinced mind to focus on God’s Supremacy and so the Word becomes active in our lives.

Proverbs three identifies the effectiveness of daily prayers, reading and studying the Bible, stating that trusting God, by gaining confidence though communing with him daily, will result in acknowledging his control of each day, learning to depend upon his provisions, guidance and protection in everything.

Concurrently, Jesus after speaking to his disciples about the events that must occur, strengthen them by saying  difficulties will occur but “be of good cheer, I have overcome the world” meaning for us to take courage, cheer up and be comforted because Jesus has defeated every adversity in the world. 

Biblical Principles: Having a relations with God through Jesus Christ, is communing in the quietness of prayer and studying the Scriptures, so to learn to trust and depend upon him.

Bible References:
OLD TESTAMENT – Psalms  1, and Proverbs 3 verses 5&6.
NEW TESTAMENT – Gospel Accounts of John Chapter 16 verses 16 – 33.

Transforming Perspective: Conversation encouraging believers to be diligent in getting understanding about God, and his kingdom as well as a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Christianity is more than religious observances or acts, it is a relationship with Jesus Christ, God and the Holy Spirit to gain wisdom and understanding, so to abound in life exercising wise judgement in personal and business affairs.

God, gave king Solomon an extraordinary gift of wisdom so he may become prudent, judging equitably over the nation of Israel.

King Solomon sought to understand the things of God, chronicled in three books of the Bible, providing instructions about the principles of life, one of which is Proverbs.  He says, to fear God is the beginning of wisdom, so getting wisdom is the principle thing but get understanding, too!  

Wisdom is, apprehending reverential fear of God’s sovereignty, and understanding is depending on his control and care, and his ability to change any circumstance, in a moment.  

God often displays plainly, seemingly hidden mysteries so we may acquire virtues of humbleness in the humility of our trials, suffering and tribulations.  Solomon compares theses virtues as valuable jewels to get (pursue, attain, acquire) and to be kept or guarded in our hearts.

Similarly,  Jesus taught using earthly comparisons called parables to describe the concepts of God’s kingdom.  In the parable of the Sower, He explains about the concept of sowing a Seed, a biblical metaphor for dreams and promises given to believers, and spoken by a word or in a vision and by Faith becomes fruitful.
Jesus’ disciples called these hard sayings, meaning difficult to grasp or understand, which Jesus rebuked, inferring bystanders are not expected to understand but emphasizes to his followers,“It is for you to understand the mysteries of God.”

Biblical Principles : Ask for wisdom which God gives liberally, and be diligent in getting understanding then keep them as treasures.

Bible References:
OLD TESTAMENT – Proverbs Chapter 4. 
NEW TESTAMENT – The Gospel Accounts of Mark Chapter 4. 

Transforming Perspective: Conversation defining believers’s fight of Faith in the greater battle of God’s, against the forces of evil.

The fight against evil is not mythical theology.
The realities of the battle are depicted in the narratives of the Bible about grandiose leaders elevated as gods and cultures worshipping things of creation instead of God.
God reveals in the Scriptures, the nature of good as well as evil, so that man would judge wisely in societal matters.
Our lives often intersect the greater battle waged of the enemies against God in whom victory is won, now and in the future.
Historical events of God’s victory over the forces of evil are seen in the deliverance of the children of Israel from bondage in Egypt, and Lot’s deliverance from wickedness of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah as well as Daniel being freed from an egregious ruler and shielded from death of a fiery furnace without a singe or burn.
More over, each of us has personal wars involving struggles with temptations and worldly habits of the nature of the old man against our transformation of the divine nature of our new creature.
The times ahead, require as Apostles Paul and Jude exhort for us to be prepared.  Paul shares, the good fight is to remain steadfastly in faith, trusting in the faithfulness of Almighty God.
Jude encourages us to contend for the faith, meaning stand in the struggle against compromise, scoffers,  cults, and myths, being rooted in the truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Biblical Principles: The weapons of our warfare are not carnal ( emotional or fleshly) but mighty through God.
Bible References:
OLD TESTAMENT: Psalms 144
NEW TESTAMENT: 2 Corinthians chapter 10 verses 1-5 and Jude 1.