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“Finding freedom
from the Pecking order”
*Series: *Making Your Life Count!
September 29, 1996
· From the earliest age, children learn to “size-up” one another and develop a seemingly harmless __________ __________.
· As adults, we are either ____________ or ___________, but we continue the same pattern.
What’s the harm?
¨ Causes us to ___________ some people.
¨ Causes us to ___________ others beyond what is right.
¨ Causes us to fall into the traps of _______________ & self-________________.
· One of the telling signs that we are operating out of a pecking-order mentality is the usage of ___________.
*1.
How Did Jesus Approach the Pecking Order?*
· He ______________ away at its foundation and existence!
· He pointed out that the problem was one of ___________ –
Þ Externals
Þ Internals
· Jesus lived His life with a radical ________________!
*2.
The Shocker: Jesus Asks Us to Be as Counter- *
* ______________ as He Was!*
*/ “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves.”
Philippians 2:3 (NIV)/*
· Jesus had no reason for _____________ – we have every reason for it.
· The pecking order is built upon ______ and ____________.
· Humility is the wisdom to know that we are all the same – deeply ___________, yet __________ to God.
· Consider the implications:
Þ In the marketplace
Þ In marriages
Þ In parent/child relationships
Þ In churches
Þ With total strangers
“Finding freedom
from the Pecking order”
*Series: *Making Your Life Count!
September 29, 1996
· From the earliest age, children learn to “size-up” one another and develop a seemingly harmless __________ __________.
· As adults, we are either ____________ or ___________, but we continue the same pattern.
What’s the harm?
¨ Causes us to ___________ some people.
¨ Causes us to ___________ others beyond what is right.
¨ Causes us to fall into the traps of _______________ & self-________________.
· One of the telling signs that we are operating out of a pecking-order mentality is the usage of ___________.
*1.
How Did Jesus Approach the Pecking Order?*
· He ______________ away at its foundation and existence!
· He pointed out that the problem was one of ___________ –
Þ Externals
Þ Internals
· Jesus lived His life with a radical ________________!
*2.
The Shocker: Jesus Asks Us to Be as Counter- *
* ______________ as He Was!*
*/ “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves.”
Philippians 2:3 (NIV)/*
· Jesus had no reason for _____________ – we have every reason for it.
· The pecking order is built upon ______ and ____________.
· Humility is the wisdom to know that we are all the same – deeply ___________, yet __________ to God.
· Consider the implications:
Þ In the marketplace
Þ In marriages
Þ In parent/child relationships
Þ In churches
Þ With total strangers
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