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Intro
When Jesus came to earth, he came to rescue us.
We were sinners
Our character was corrupt
Ge 6:5
Simply stated - If you are a living breathing human being you were born into an undefeatable sinful state.
CONGRATULATIONS - YOUR ONLY HUMAN!
Explanation
Don’t worry.. God has and answer for that.
He told Nicodemus
Jn 3:
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John 3:
Which brings us to our text.
We must be born again… the old man has to die and the new one has to thrive.
But what does that look like?
I’m about to start training people for ministry (by the way, I would love it if you all joined— details to follow at another date.)
That training must include character for obvious reasons.
And we will start in .
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We are gong to start a series on the Fruit of the Spirit.
Comparing it contrasting it from deeds of the flesh.
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Today we are going to focus on the first fruit - love.
The fruit from which all other fruit needs to flourish.
Before We Get Started..
About the Fruit.
Not like fruits that we can walk up to and pick off.
This is not a checklist in that you can say, “Today I will have love.”
Instead the fruit is a result of being with Jesus.. and as such it is a test of sorts.
If we are not experiencing love inwardly or outwardly we should check on what we are doing about our relationship with Him.
The fruit is the result of living a Spirit Filled life.
They are something we meditate on, we practice, and we allow the Spirit to do in and through us.
What He demands, He provides
Galatian 5:
The Greatest Commandment
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Mt 22:37
If Jesus takes the entire biblical record, all of its commandments and principals into 2 commands, it would make sense that we should develop this aspect of our lives.
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Without love everything is useless.
You might be able to do the coolest things in the world but if you don’t have love for others and noone loves you - or you feel no one loves you, you are in big trouble.
Paul writes in this chapter
1 co 13:
Our Love for God.
Commanded
Mt
dt 10;12
joshua 22
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Examples of Love to God
Lk 7:47
Lk 4:47
Examples of Love to People
For eachother
For the Lost
Dt
For your enemies
God’s love for us.
Ro 5:8
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Conclusion
Now I gave you many verses.
But I want to go back to the first one.
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I don’t want to simply say be more loving.
What I am saying is that we contemplate and exercise love to the best of our ability.
Here’s the trick - When we accept Jesus as our Lord, He dwells in us through the Holy Spirit.
So the to do list when we find ourselves falling short is to get close to Jesus.
eph 5:
So while God give us a directive to emulate His love we must know that He is the one who gives us what we need to do so.
He gives what He demands.
The tough questions:
If Jesus were to return tomorrow to live through your life in order to demonstrate His love to our world, what would it look like?
What would have to change about our life?
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