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! Son’s of God
!! What is a Christian?
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The idea that all are children of God is not found in the Bible anywhere.
2. The gift of sonship to God becomes ours not thought being born, but through /being born again./
3. The OT. stressed God’s holiness.
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A New Relationship
!! New Testament Believers Deal with God as Their Father.
1. Believes approach God with confidence & boldness from the knowledge of Christ’s saving work.
2. God intends the lives of believers to be a reflection & reproduction of Jesus’ own fellowship with God.
!! God’s Fatherly Relationship to Jesus implied Four things.
1. Fatherhood implied /authority/
2. Fatherhood implied /affection/
3. Fatherhood implied /fellowship/
4. Fatherhood implied /honor/
! Adoption
!! The Highest Privilege.
1. Justification is:
/a) / A /forensic/ idea
/b) /Conceived in terms of /law/
/c) /Viewing God as /judge/
2. Adoption is:
/a) /A /family /idea
/b) /Conceived in terms of /love/
/c) /Viewing God as /father/
3. From condemnation to acceptance, out of bondage to the family of God (Galatians 4:1-7)
The Basis for Our Life
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The entire Christian life has to be understood in terms of it.
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The Sermon on the Mount
!! Christian Conduct
1. Imitating the Father
2. Glorifying the Father
3. Pleasing the Father
!! Christian Prayer
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As Jesus always prayed to His God as Father, so must His followers do (Matt.6:9)
2. Prayer must not be thought of in impersonal or mechanical terms (Matt.6:7-8)
3. Prayer may be free and bold (Matt.7:7-11)
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The Life of Faith
1. Trusting God for one’s material needs as one seeks His kingdom (Matt.6:25-33)
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What Our Adoption Shows Us
!! The Greatness of God’s Love
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The Cross (Rom.5:8;
1Jn.4:8-10)
2. The Gift of Sonship (1Jn3:1)
!! The Glory of the Christians Hope
1. Promised inheritance.
2. A share in the glory of Christ.
3. This likeness will extend to our physical being as well as our mind and character.
4. The experience of heaven will be a /family gathering./
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The Ministry of the Holy Spirit
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The “Spirit of adoption”
2. He makes & keeps us conscience that we are God’s children by free grace through Jesus Christ.
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He moves us to look to God as a father
4. He impels us to act up to our position as royal children.
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The “Gospel Holiness”
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The child of God is to be true to his Father & Savior, the matter of being a good child of God wanting to please you Father.
2. Being adopted by God’s grace motivates us to /“holy living”/
3. God disciplines [trains us].
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The Problem of Christian Assurance
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The family relationship must be an abiding one.
2. God will go out of His way to make His children feel His love for them & know their privilege and security as members of his family.
3. Being prone to /self-deception/ we would do well to test our assurance.
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