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Nathan Johnson
Nathan Johnson
10 episodes
1 month ago
Gifts of Grace In ministry, our “gifts” are called gifts because a Giver gives them to us. That Giver is God. God has given us gifts based on His grace, not gifts that we have earned, but gifts that we can receive and operate in through reliance upon God’s goodness Because these gifts are not of us, but rather gifts that have come from the Father:  - We have no basis for promoting ourselves -  We should complement one another without feelings of envy or jealousy  - We should look to God for how He wants His gifts to be used -  We should rely upon God for the power and wisdom to administrate His gifts Describe how you have applied this truth in your life this week:
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Gifts of Grace In ministry, our “gifts” are called gifts because a Giver gives them to us. That Giver is God. God has given us gifts based on His grace, not gifts that we have earned, but gifts that we can receive and operate in through reliance upon God’s goodness Because these gifts are not of us, but rather gifts that have come from the Father:  - We have no basis for promoting ourselves -  We should complement one another without feelings of envy or jealousy  - We should look to God for how He wants His gifts to be used -  We should rely upon God for the power and wisdom to administrate His gifts Describe how you have applied this truth in your life this week:
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Helping Hurting People
Nathan Johnson
14 minutes 37 seconds
6 years ago
Helping Hurting People
"Helping Hurting People" Scripture To Memorize Luke 4:18 “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, because He has anointed Me to preach the gospel to the poor; He has sent Me to heal the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed.” When we reach out to our community as a church, we cast out a net without prejudice and partiality, and we bring in a wide variety of people: some are spiritually mature, some are spiritually immature, and some are searching for salvation. Of those who are searching, many have a background where they have been wounded from abuse, worn from sin, or bound by addictions. They’re hurting. They’re hurting and they are unable to fix themselves. They need help, but they need someone who will see their mess and not run away from it. They need acceptance and love. They need someone to see beyond their scars and beyond their chains to assure them that they are worth saving. They need someone to give them hope for healing and to show them that there is a way of restoration. Helping the hurting is part of ministry. What compels us to want to help the hurting? It should be the genuine love of God that gives value to a person, whatever state that they are in. It should be the pure love of God that shows compassion to someone who is suffering. It should be the transparent love of God that wants to see each and every person returned to God in repentance. APPLICATION: Describe a situation that you have dealt with in which a hurting person resisted you or even tried to harm you.
Nathan Johnson
Gifts of Grace In ministry, our “gifts” are called gifts because a Giver gives them to us. That Giver is God. God has given us gifts based on His grace, not gifts that we have earned, but gifts that we can receive and operate in through reliance upon God’s goodness Because these gifts are not of us, but rather gifts that have come from the Father:  - We have no basis for promoting ourselves -  We should complement one another without feelings of envy or jealousy  - We should look to God for how He wants His gifts to be used -  We should rely upon God for the power and wisdom to administrate His gifts Describe how you have applied this truth in your life this week: