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  • Kid questions
    • Time and eternity
      • Genesis 1:1; Psalm 90:2 – God is eternal
      • Creation was about 6,000 years ago.
      • Jesus is deity, thus eternal.
      • The Old Testament was completed about 425 BC.
      • The New Testament was completed in the early 100s AD.
      • This church building was built in June 1995.
    • Why were so many doctrines formed that go against the Bible?
      • II Timothy 4:1-4 – To satisfy people’s own desires.
    • Did Esther sin by marrying a divorced king?
      • Esther 1-10; Romans 7:2-3 – We do not have enough information to know for sure.
    • Psalm 6
    • He remembered that the Father cared
      • John 17:22-26
      • Psalms 22:22
      • John 8:28-29
      • John 16:32-33
      • I Peter 5:6-7
    • He cried
      • John 11:30-36
    • He spent time with close friends
      • John 13 – Jesus washed the disciples’ feet.
      • John 15:12
      • John 18
      • Job 2:11 – Job’s friends came to sympathize and comfort him.
      • Proverbs 17:17
    • He prayed
      • Luke 22:39-46
    • He looked forward to eternity
      • Hebrews 12:2

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  • Men: lead and sacrifice with love
    • With understanding and honor
      • I Peter 3:7 – God holds wives in high regard. See Matthew 27:9; Genesis 1:27; 2:22; Malachi 2:14-16. If husbands do not properly treat their wives with understanding and honor, it hinders their relationship with God.
    • A father must lead his children.
      • Ephesians 6:4; Hebrews 12:4-11 – Children should be disciplined with their best interests in mind.
      • Job 1:5
      • Sadly, 71% of all high school dropouts, 85% of all youth in prison, and 90% of all homeless and runaway children come from fatherless homes. (Daly)
      • Fathers must be careful not to provoke or exasperate their children. Ephesians 6:4; Colossians 3:21

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  • I Corinthians 7:17-38
  • I Corinthians 7:19 – See Ephesians 2:8. There are two parts to man’s salvation. Providing the means for salvation is 100% up to God. Accepting salvation by obeying God is 100% up to man. See Luke 17:10.
    • See Judges 7:2. God does not want man to think that salvation is his own doing.
  • I Corinthians 7:23 – See Ephesians 1:7; Titus 3:5; Romans 1:16; Matthew 15:9.
  • I Corinthians 7:24 – Some try to apply this verse too broadly and argue that you do not have to put aside sins you were already practicing when you became a Christian. This view contradicts I Corinthians 7:19 and Acts 3:26, as well as many other passages.
  • I Corinthians 7:25-35 – Paul is giving advice in light of the persecution that was coming. He was not speaking against marriage. He was just saying that if they were not married, it would be better to remain that way with persecution on the way.
  • I Corinthians 7:36-38 – There are different views on the meaning of this passage. Some think it is talking about a man’s own virginity. Some think it is talking about giving a man’s virgin daughter in marriage. Others think it is talking about a man marrying his betrothed. The ESV translation favors this third view.

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  • II Corinthians 8:12, 5
  • Psalms 84:10
  • Faith
    • Romans 1:20
    • Faith in God
    • Faith in Jesus
      • Ephesians 1:7
      • Hebrews 4:15
      • Hebrews 7:25
      • Romans 8:27
      • I Thessalonians 4:13-18
      • I Corinthians 15:13-19
    • Faith in the scripture
      • Romans 16:16
    • Love
      • I Corinthians 13:13
      • I Corinthians 16:22
      • Proverbs 23:23
      • Ephesians 4:15
      • Love the local church
    • Hope
      • II Thessalonians 1:10
      • Romans 2:4
      • Ephesians 1:17

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  • Thanks
  • The Via Sannio church in Rome
  • The new work in Ciampino
  • The work in Carapelle
    • Helping an existing work (only women)
  • Different challenges in the Catholic country
    • Carapelle
      • Catholicism is very significant
      • Traditions and baggage
      • Mafia in a poor area
      • Closed mentality
    • Goals for Carapelle
      • Regular studies
      • Strengthen the sisters
      • Encouragements to Ciampino
      • Involve other brethren
    • Ciampino
      • Religion is not important
      • Life coaching
      • Competition
      • Time management
    • Preaching in Ciampino
      • Individual Bible studies
      • Bible classes
      • Public lectures
      • Website and social networks
    • Example from Acts
      • Acts 15:19-21
    • What preaching in Ciampino is teaching me
      • To listen
      • To be respectful of culture and baggage
      • Find the most efficient way to help others learn
      • I have to grow
      • I Corinthians 9:19-21
    • The two biggest challenges
      • Management of my time as preacher and husband
      • Be ready to change according to different situations
    • Conclusion
      • Philippians 4:13

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