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By Following Instructions

Pleasing ourselves is instinctual. Pleasing God does not come naturally. Therefore, we need to learn how to do it. In fact, we need to be convinced that we should do it. That is why Paul "instructed" the Thessalonians, carefully using a word with military connotations. Thessalonians 4:1-12

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By Living in the Spirit

This Scripture talks about "those who live according to the sinful nature" and those "who live in accordance with the Spirit." The former, we are told, cannot please God. If we wish to please God, we must give careful attention to what this means. Romans 8:1-14

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By Living like Enoch

Enoch may not be a household name, but in his day, he had a great reputation. He was known as a man who pleased God. He made God smile because he "walked with God" in a loving, trusting relatiohship. Enoch knew "without faith it is impossible to please God." Hebrews 11:1-6

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By Living Sacrificially

This concluding practical teachings of the Epistle to the Romans are based on an exhortation to "offer our bodies as living sacrifices." Whatever this means, we can be sure that it results in a lifestyle that is "pleasing to God." Making God smile is reason enough to explore it! Romans 12:1-2

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By Worshiping in Spirit and in Truth

In a conversation with a Samaritan woman in which they discussed worship, Jesus told her that the Father was seeking "true worshipers (who) will worship the Father in spirit and in truth" (John 4:23). We need to understand clearly what the Father is looking for. John 4:23

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Can I Be a Christian Without Going to Church?

While church attendance in America is declining, many non-attenders claim to be Christians, apparently assuming that one need not be in church to be Christian. Perhaps a study of what it means to be Christian and what is meant by church would be helpful. Acts 11:19

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Caring and Sharing

Some people estimate that there were over 2 million people in the wilderness enroute to the good life. No wonder Moses expresed deep concern about proper care for them. Fortunately, he was able to mobilize the people into a caring and sharing community. Deuteronomy 1:9-18

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Children, Obey Your Parents

Ancient cultures developed "Family Codes" which addressed relationships between members of the household. Paul adapted these codes in order to present specific Christian teaching concerning relationships in the family, including parent/child relations. Ephesians 6:1-3

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Christ at the Center

John, the aged overseer of the church at Ephesus had been exiled on the island of Patmos because of his faith and ministry. While there he received a vision, an apocalypse, of Christ thst he was required to share with the churches around Ephesus. Christ’s words need to be heard today. Revelation 1:1

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Church Discipline

"Church Discipline" is not in the top ten of most people's favorite topics! It conjures up unpleasant thoughts. But let's see what Paul said about it. I Corinthians 5:1-13

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Cleaning Out the Temple

All four Gospels record the story of Jesus' vigorous reaction to what was going on in the Temple at Passover time. The Synoptics place the incident at the end of His ministry, John at the beginning. Whether or not this means that Jesus repeated His actions is subject to debate, but that He did act and speak out is a subject of great importance. John 2:13-25

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Cleaning Up Your Life

The Hebrews, to whom this letter was written, were in danger of abandoning the faith, because they had not grasped the uniqueness of Christ and His offer of grace to help in time of need. They needed "purification for sins." He provided it.

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