How to Start Your Day
Prayer Greenkill Conference Center (Huguenot, NY) Gilmore, Liz 05/02/2015 05/02/2015
Liz opens with what it is that God seeks: us! He wants our life, our love, our thankful heart, and to be first in our lives. We are told to take our time with God, remembering to stay our minds in speaking in tongues and in prayer with our understanding. She shows that it is a two-way street, that God will tell us things too. Lastly, she addresses that we can go to God’s Word to see God’s great works and His heart.
Pray Without Ceasing
Believing Prayer Greenkill Conference Center (Huguenot, NY) Carr, Jerry 05/01/2015 05/01/2015
This teaching opens with the theme verse, 1 Thessalonians 5:17, covering God’s desire that we pray without intermission throughout our day. It handles how we have to believe that God exists and that He really cares for and pays attention to us. Then, several quotes on prayer that portray God’s heart are shared, and examples of prayer in the Gospels and Church Epistles are touched on. Lastly, the teaching covers how prayer is sharing our hearts and lives with God, making specific requests, supplications for self or others, intercession, and thanksgiving.
Romans 15:1 – 16:27
Believing Leadership and Service Hasbrouck Heights VFW (Hasbrouck Heights, NJ) Zolezzi, Steve 11/16/2007 11/16/2007
The Overview or Romans series closes out with going through Romans Chapters 15 and 16. It covers how the mature believer is not to please himself or herself but to please God and to edify the believers. The latter half of Romans 15 and much of Romans 16 cover the same topics with which the epistle opened in Chapter 1, but in the reverse order. It closes with looking at how Jesus Christ is the subject of the written Word from Genesis 3:15 to Revelation 22:21. He is the Red Thread that ties the Word together.
Romans 12:9 – 12:23 and Romans Chapter 14
Leadership and Service Love Cinardo Home (Rutherford, NJ) Zolezzi, Steve 11/15/2007 11/15/2007
In this part of Romans 12 we see the love of God without hypocrisy and practical things we can do in order to manifest that love among the believers. Romans chapter 14 handles not judging one another by carnal judgments because all believers respond to the same lord, the Lord Jesus Christ. We have great freedom in Christ, but we’re not to use our freedom in ways that might cause another believer to stumble in his or her walk with God.
Romans 13:1-14
The First-Century Church Leadership and Service Hasbrouck Heights VFW (Hasbrouck Heights, NJ) Carr, Jerry 11/16/2007 11/16/2007
In Romans Chapter 13, God speaks about the role and function of the gift ministers in the Church of the Body of Christ. This teaching also expands on that theme from Ephesians 4 and then shows the heart a minister is to have toward God’s people from Romans 1.
Romans 12:1-8
Renewed Mind Cinardo Home (Rutherford, NJ) Daggon, Jim 11/15/2007 11/15/2007
This teaching covers the beginning of Romans 12, which is the beginning of the practical side of Romans. God wants us to live for Him by renewing our minds to His word. This section handles thinking soberly of ourselves and the other believers. Another theme in this section is that another way we can fulfill our logical divine service to God is by believing to function as a integral member of the Body of Christ.
