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Fruits: Self Control
Do you ever struggle with temptation? We all do! This talk dives into the concept of self-control from a Christian perspective.
You'll learn:
Why we experience temptation.
How to find your true identity in Christ.
The importance of spiritual disciplines like prayer and fasting.
Practical steps to overcome temptation.
How God uses our struggles to refine us.
Even if you're not religious, this talk offers valuable insights on overcoming bad habits and achieving your goals. Get ready to be encouraged and equipped to win the war in your mind!
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Fruits x Vision: Faithfulness
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Key Points:
Matt shares personal experiences of God's faithfulness in times of difficulty and unexpected blessings.
He emphasises the importance of cultivating faithfulness in three areas:
Relational faithfulness: Prioritising time for God despite the busyness of life.
Ethical faithfulness: Aligning our moral framework with biblical principles.
Financial faithfulness: Recognising money as a gift from God and practicing sacrificial giving.
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Fruits: Joy That Overflows
Podcast Summary: Fruits of the Holy Spirit - Joy that Overflows
Speaker: Matt Clayton
Key Points:
Joy is rooted in Jesus: Matt emphasises that true, lasting joy comes from a relationship with Jesus Christ. By spending time in prayer and worship, we connect with God's presence, a wellspring of overflowing joy.
Joy transcends circumstances: Difficult times are inevitable, but Matt argues that joy is not circumstantial. It stems from God's unwavering goodness and faithfulness, not our current situation.
Joy is a conscious choice: We have the power to choose. Matt encourages listeners to focus on God's promises and inherent goodness, rather than fleeting happiness that ultimately disappoints.
Discussion Questions:
Reflect on something Jesus has done in your life that brings you joy.
How can you actively cultivate an attitude of joy in your daily life, moving beyond simply seeking happiness?
Additional Notes:
Matt references several Bible verses throughout the talk, including Galatians 5:1-6, 16-18, 22-24; Acts 13:52; and Psalm 16:11.
He also mentions quotes from C.S. Lewis
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Easter Sunday 2024
Matt walks us through Holy Week talking about we NEED the resurrection
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Palm Sunday 2024 - The Last Supper and Betrayal
Matt contrasts our human tendency to betray and gossip about those who hurt us with Jesus' remarkable response to Judas' betrayal during the Last Supper. Though Jesus plainly stated one of his disciples would betray him, he did not treat Judas as an outcast. Instead, Jesus kept Judas intimately close, even allowing him to dip bread in the same bowl.
Matt speak about Jesus' profound loyalty and love for those who hurt him most. He draws a parallel to how we all betray Jesus at times by disobeying His will. Yet Jesus persistently desires to bring us back into close relationship, just as he did with Judas.
The purpose of our existence is to wholeheartedly love God who gave himself fully for us through Jesus' death. We are to extend the same intimate embrace that Jesus offered, quickly forgiving others as he forgave us when we had betrayed him.
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MIRACLES EVERYWHERE - Vision 2024 Pt.2 - Miraculous In the Mundane
Main Point: We should be actively seeking Jesus in our everyday lives and trusting that He can bring miracles into any situation.
Supporting Points:
The story of the woman who was healed by touching Jesus' cloak (Mark 5:25-34) is used as an example of how faith can lead to healing.
We should be intentional about seeking Jesus out, not passively hoping for miracles to happen.
Miracles are not just physical healings, but can also bring about whole life transformation.
We are called to pray for others, even if it feels uncomfortable.
The Holy Spirit can work through us in ordinary situations to bring about extraordinary results.
Call to Action:
Be bold and courageous in your faith.
Allow the Holy Spirit to work through you in unexpected ways.
Pray for miracles to happen in the everyday lives of the people around you.
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