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Life in the Red Letters

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November 30

Sermon Study Guide (pdf): November 30

Study Resource: Biblical Worldview: Definitions, Dilemmas, Dangers - A biblical worldview is a view of the world which seeks to answer life’s biggest questions from the teachings of the Bible. Many people see having a biblical worldview as unimportant. Yet if the teachings of the Bible are true, then we do well to hold them up like a lantern to the rest of reality in order to illuminate the answers to life’s biggest questions.

Study Resource: Follow Jesus: Life-Giving Habits Reading Plan - 40-Day Reading Plan – Many people find it difficult to place some areas of their life – marriage, money, work-life, relationships, etc. – under the Lordship of Christ because they think that God is not concerned about those areas of their life. They think He is only concerned about religious things or spiritual matters. But Christ has the final say on all things and everything belongs under His Lordship.

Study Resource: Deny Yourself and Take Up Your Cross: A Discussion - In his interactions with others, Jesus often got straight to the point. His call to discipleship in Mark 8:34 is no exception: “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me.” Discipleship equals self-denial and cross-bearing. Period.

Study Resource: Living a Sacrificial Life: A Bible Hub Study - Living a sacrificial life is a central theme in Christian theology, reflecting the call to emulate the selfless love and devotion exemplified by Jesus Christ. This concept is deeply rooted in Scripture and is integral to the Christian walk…

Study Resource: 7 Disciple Making Rhythms - Have you ever read Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John and asked yourself this simple question: How did Jesus make disciples who made disciples?