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Welcome to  Moody Presents with Pastor Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute. Our teaching series called Contrast is meant for indepth study of the book of 1st John so that you and I know how to live differently than “the world.”  Today we tackle part 2 of our Anointed to Stand Firm message.  Let’s get started with a reminder from Pastor Mark that bad times will come into our life, but will we stand firm in Jesus Christ?
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Welcoming you to another Moody Presents program and a "not so fun" question - remember those resolutions way back at the beginning of the year? Did you make any? Well, if you’ve eased off, you’re not the only one. According to statistics, on average, 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by the second week of February and here it is mid July! Good habits, especially ones drastically different from typical lifestyles are hard to get started and even harder to keep! Today, in our Contrast series, we’re  talking about standing firm today and not falling away... In our walk with God there are many who are inspired when they hear the Gospel and then make the commitment to follow God, but then persecution comes along and they fall away. 1st John addresses this... let’s get ready for the last days!
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Living for things that matter.  Do you know what they are?  Well, I think we all need a refresher.  Welcome to Moody Presents with Pastor Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute and Senior Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. Our series is called Contrast:  The light of Jesus Christ in a dark world.   If you feel that perhaps you’ve been sucked into the worlds “system” and losing a heart and love for God then I would like you to stay with us here for the entire program.  Let’s get right back to 1st John chapter 2, verses 12-15 for our study.   
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Welcome to Moody Presents with Pastor Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute and Senior Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. What a great set of messages so far, Pastor Mark has entitled this series Contrast.  It’s all about living in contrast to the World.  Do you need some “spiritual: tools to do that?  I know I do.  We need to go right to God’s Word to fill our tool belt with what is needed to live this kind of lifestyle, one that will lead others to Jesus Christ.  We are continuing in our study of 1st John and if you can have a Bible handy, I really encourage you to open it as Pastor Mark starts reading from 1st John 2:12-15.
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Welcome to Moody Presents with Pastor Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute and Senior Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago.  We’re thankful you joined us today for our continued series called Contrast.  According to Pastor Mark there should be a tangible difference in the way a follower of Christ acts toward others.  So we’ll pick up with part two of a message that began last week and then follow up with a test, a real test to see if you and I are walking in obedience to God.  Now don’t be discouraged, instead get ready to be encouraged!  Here’s Pastor Mark reading from 1st John Chapter 2 verse 1.
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Welcome to Moody Presents with Pastor Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute and Founding Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. Today we continue in our Contrast series.  A study meant to help us live “in” the world,  but also “in sharp contrast” TO the world.  We are staying right in 1st John, Chapter 2 so that we can learn more about sin traps and testing.  By the end of this and next weeks message we’ll learn take three tests to see if we are really walking in fellowship with God.  Pastor Mark will also continue to help us understand that there is a difference between relationship and fellowship with God.  Let’s get started with today’s study here on Moody Presents. 
 
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