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Sacrifice

Sunday, December 5, 2010
Led by Dennis Jeffries
  • Zephaniah 1:7-8  -  "bid his guests" = gave them an invitation to come to Jesus; "strange apparel" = spiritual, no blood of Jesus on them; good works
    • *** What are examples of "good works"? ***
  • Matthew 22:1-14  -  many receive the invitation but few are chosen; those who don't have a wedding garment will be cast to hell
  • Isaiah 53:1-11  -  most pictures of Jesus show a very handsome and attractive man but scripture says differently; Jesus was our offering for sin 
  • 2 Peter 1:4-11  -  need to remember so we don't forget that we have been purged from the old man and how that happened 
    • *** What can we sacrifice for Him? ***
  • Hebrews 9:1-28  -  the tabernacle is now our body; High Priest is now Jesus
Sacrifices we need to make for Him...
  • Hebrews 13:15-16  -  sacrifice of praise to God continually (using Jesus' name); doing good and communicating are sacrifices that God is pleased with
  • Psalm 51:17  -  sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; broken meaning how a horse is broke in or trained to do the master's will and not his own will
  • Romans 12:1  -  present your bodies a living sacrifice which is your reasonable service
  • Philippians 3:8-9  -  Paul sacrificed everything for Christ Jesus
  • Matthew 19:29  -  forsake everyone for Jesus and you shall receive one hundred fold
    • *** What does Jesus' sacrifice mean to you? *** 

Prayer Requests 
Kevin Levingood's wife  -  recovering from brain surgery to remove tumor
Elisabeth Gintert  -  doctor appointment to possible remove tonsils
Jen's Mom  -  surgery a week from Monday
Zach & wife  -  just had twins which makes six children for their family

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