Posts Tagged "your dynamic role"

YDR: Part 09 – A Temple

»Posted by on Feb 17, 2011 in Teaching, Your DYNAMIC Role content | 0 comments

This past Sunday, we had a chance to look at a variety of things regarding the places God has chosen to live.  We looked at the Tabernacle, Solomon’s Temple, Herod’s Temple, and finally, the idea that Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 6:19… “Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you…” If you’re listening to the podcast, you might want to follow along with the PowerPoint, as it helps a lot to give an idea of the things we’re talking about.  Check it out below, or download it with this link. [iframe http://phillipgonzales.com/media/PowerPoint/A_Temple/index.html 560px 390px] Did you like this post? >> If you haven't already, click here to subscribe and have new posts delivered right to your inbox. >> Also,

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YDR: Share your thoughts (1-23-11)

»Posted by on Jan 24, 2011 in Teaching, Your DYNAMIC Role content | 3 comments

YDR: Share your thoughts (1-23-11)

What can change a life? There are good things, bad things, and probably neutral things.  What are some things that, for good or bad, can make a LASTING change in a person’s life? Please share your comments below. Did you like this post? >> If you haven't already, click here to subscribe and have new posts delivered right to your inbox. >> Also, why not use the buttons below to share it with a friend, or click here to leave a comment and join the conversation! Related PostsBible Translations: KJV vs. NIV (pt1)Is the NIV truly "Apostasy in print"? As a pastor, I often get questions about the Bible.  This is a good thing, of course, not only because people need a place to go with questions, but also ... Why God Killed His Son (pt3)How could God pl

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Your DYNAMIC Role: “Rich and Poor”

»Posted by on Dec 31, 2010 in Teaching, Your DYNAMIC Role content | 8 comments

Your DYNAMIC Role: “Rich and Poor”

One of the most curious things Jesus says about entrance into the Kingdom of God is that it’s impossible for the rich. He says bluntly, “It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God…With man it is impossible…” -Mark 10:25, 27 Like most of the truths in the Bible, this one has multiple layers, many facets, different ways to understand it. Here’s ONE to consider… Your DYNAMIC Role: “Rich and Poor” from Phillip Gonzales on Vimeo. If you can, take a few minutes and read through the following Scripture passages. Think about them. What would they have meant to the first hearers, and what do they mean for us today? ………. Blessed are...

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GRAPHIC – Kingdom verses comparison

»Posted by on Dec 8, 2010 in Graphics, Teaching, Your DYNAMIC Role content | 2 comments

GRAPHIC – Kingdom verses comparison

In doing a study on “The Kingdom of God”, I wanted to show visually the comparison between each of the Gospels, in terms of how often they talked about “The Kingdom”. This PDF is the result. I’ve left in verse references, but stripped out section headings or other things not directly related to the text. I’ve also removed verses that mention the word “kingdom”, but that are not related to “The Kingdom of God/Heaven”. The numbers next to each book name are the number of times that Gospel mentions “The Kingdom”. Enjoy! Download graphic PDF Download text-only PDF Did you like this post? >> If you haven't already, click here to subscribe and have new posts delivered right to your...

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GRAPHIC – The meta-narrative

»Posted by on Dec 6, 2010 in Graphics, Your DYNAMIC Role content | 0 comments

GRAPHIC – The meta-narrative

Did you know Scripture has a storyline? This is the graphic used in part 01 of the teaching series “Your DYNAMIC Role in the Kingdom of God”. It illustrates one of many “Meta-Narrative” frameworks that can be used to understand the broader scope of Scripture. Check out more at http://www.postmodernpreaching.net/metanarrative.htm NOTE: Links to external sites to not necessarily imply agreement with everything those sites contain. Did you like this post? >> If you haven't already, click here to subscribe and have new posts delivered right to your inbox. >> Also, why not use the buttons below to share it with a friend, or click here to leave a comment and join the conversation! Related PostsGRAPHIC – A Good SermonEver wonder...

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