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INTRODUCTION:
1. God’s Word should be our how to book...
A. How to live life.
B. How to be Godly.
2 Pt 1.2-
C. How to be blessed.
2 Cor 9.8
D. How to love.
1 cor 13
2. God has not left anything out that the Christian needs to know.
A. All we must do is follow the instructions given by God.
1. Stay on the lit path and all of the how to questions of life will be answered.
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You might be thinking...
A. Why do we need this sermon?
Matt 24.10-
BODY:
1. GET INVOLVED!
A. If you are young don’t let anyone tell you that you are too young to be involved.
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The Younger you are when you get involved the easier it will be to stay involved.
A. The young are to be an example to the believers.
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At twelve years old Jesus said “Did you not know that I must be about My Father’s business?”
A. They are to be examples in...
1. Word
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
2. In conduct
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
1 Pt
3. In love.
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
John 13.34-35
4. In spirit
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
1 The Laodicean Christians were the opposite of being an example in spirit.
Rev
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In faith
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
6. in purity
A. This applies to all Christians not just the youth.
1 Jn 3.12
B. Getting involved means not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together.
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If we are going to be excited about our Christianity we must draw near to God.
Heb 10.
Heb 10.1922
2. If we are going to be excited about our Christianity we must hold fast our confession of hope.
Heb 10.
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If we are going to be excited about our Christianity we must stir one another up.
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Heb 10.
4. The conclusion at the end of Hebrew 10:24 is we stir one another up by getting involved in the assembly.
2. STAY INVOLVED!
A. If we want to remain excited about our Christianity we must stay involved.
1. Jesus said that we must endure to the end
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He was telling the people those that would stay involved will be saved.
Matt 10.
2. Peter tells the Christians to stay involved in their faith by adding to it.
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A. It is very clear that if we want to escape the corruption that is in the world through lust we must stay involved in our faith by adding...
1. virtue
2. knowledge (study)
3. self-control
4. perseverance
5. godliness
6. brotherly kindness.
B. Once we have escaped the corruption that is in the world we must then abound in these things which means staying involved in our faith.
2 Pt 1.8-9
B. Staying involved means not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together.
Heb 10.
C. If we stay involved we will be excited Christians the same as Apollos
Acts 18.24-
1. Apollos was an excited servant of God who got involved, stayed involved and vigorously enthusiastically served his God.
CONCLUSION:
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If each member will get involved and stay involved it will cause excitement in the Church.
A. The excited Christians will do the work necessary to grow the Church.
B. Are you excited about your Christianity?
C. If not I urge you to get involved, stay involved and become excited about your Christianity?
1. Don’t let your love grow cold.
Matt 24.
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