Claim OwnershipMy First 52 Days in Christ — Curtis Hartshorn, MBS
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A new Christian emerges from baptism having just received the Holy Spirit and bursting with enthusiasm. They have obeyed the gospel, but now what? How do they strengthen and grow in their faith? This series provides a welcome answer for the newly baptized Christian. Through daily exercises, this series guides the reader on a journey of personal growth using the New Testament to explain the basics of Christianity. The course takes 52 days, which is how long it took Nehemiah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Like that wall, this series will help the new Christian build a stronghold of faith.
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The book of Revelation is one single revelation but what is it revealing?
You can overcome the dragon through the blood of Christ and the testimony of the saints.
Is Jesus a lion or a lamb?
Today we will get an overview of Revelation, and glean its most basic messages.
There is nothing else you have to do today that is as important as what you are about to do right now.
Hopefully you want your faith to grow. It won't happen by accident. Crave growth. Crave the Word.
It does not do much good to love God's Word and study it all the time, if you are not planning to apply what it says to your life.
Walk by faith today and not by sight.
Paul writes to explain why he had Titus stay in Crete.
II Timothy was probably the last letter Paul wrote.
Have you ever met anyone who regretted spending too much time reading the Bible?
God sees your hard work and rewards you even if others do not. Do everything you do for God.
Do you know someone who is fun to be with until things don't go their way?
We sing our hymns a'capella, without instruments because this is the type of music that was used in the first century church.
Why was Paul upset with the churches in Galatia?
It is important to keep yourself physically fit, but it is not more important than staying spiritually fit.
What did Paul mean when he said, do not be bound together with unbelievers?
The church in Corinth was a mess but God still loved them.
Bible reading instills in you a constant awareness of the presence of God. It also encourages you to stay pure.
Can you fall away from the Lord? Can a person who is saved become unsaved again?
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