Repentance From Dead Work

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Repentance From Dead Work

Foundation for Life - Part 2

Pastor Rob Goyette • 2 Corinthians 7:10–11, Romans 3:23, Hebrews 6:1–3, Luke 15, Proverbs 28:13

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Objective of this lesson - Repentance from Dead Work

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to determine the following:

-The true Biblical meaning of repentance

-The two categories of dead works

-Who needs to repent and why

-Why repentance is not a one-time event but a lifestyle

Repentance from dead works needs to be first order of business in each of our lives. Everyone starts in the same place when it come to knowing God. The Bible says that repentance is the first step that we all must take. Understanding repentance from dead works is essential for establishing a right relationship with God.

Notice that there are two key ideas contained in this first doctrine of Repentance from Dead Works:

- repentance

- dead works

Foundation of God's Word

Pastor Rob Goyette • Hebrews 6:1, John 1:1–3, 1 Corinthians 3:11, Psalm 138:2, Matthew 6:11

It is a great honor to share with you the fundamental principles of our Christian beliefs. While these teachings are foundational and not exhaustive, they form the basis of all Biblical truths. They will help shape your understanding of God, His thoughts about you, and His plans for your life. In Hebrews chapter 6:1-3, we learn about essential truths that every believer should grasp to mature in their faith. A grasp of these topics will benefit the learner throughout their life. Understanding these doctrines is crucial to truly knowing God and guarding against the devil's deception. These doctrines follow a specific sequence, set by God, and should be studied in order: Repentance from Dead Works Faith Toward God Doctrine of Baptisms Laying on of Hands Resurrection of the Dead Eternal Judgment The verse emphasizes two spiritual goals. Firstly, to establish your spiritual life on the foundation of Jesus Christ: "For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ." - 1 Corinthians 3:11 Secondly, to create a starting point for spiritual growth towards maturity: "Therefore leaving the principles of the doctrine of Christ, let us go on to perfection..." - Hebrews 6:1 Objective of this lesson - Foundation of God's Word At the end of this first session, you will understand the following: · The qualities and benefits of God’s Word in your life · How to prioritize and place proper value on God’s Word · The need to develop a daily discipline in God’s Word that will propel you to victory · How to answer other peoples questions concerning the authenticity of God’s Word, the Bible

Faith Toward God

Pastor Rob Goyette • Ephesians 2:8–9, Matthew 6:24–34, James 2:14–26, Hebrews 6:1–3, Hebrews 11:1–6

Objective of this lesson - Faith toward God At the end of this session, you will be able to determine the following: -What faith is, and what faith is not -How faith toward God relates to the first foundational doctrine of repentance from dead works -How to direct your faith toward God -Know the purpose of faith -Ways to grow your faith -Identify how faith and hope are connected

Doctrine of Baptisms - Session 1

Pastor Rob Goyette • Hebrews 6:1–3, Matthew 7:21–27, Genesis 1:27, Job 32:8, John 4

Objective of this lesson - Doctrine of Baptisms At the end of this session, you will understand the following: -That there is more than one baptism -That God is a threefold being and so are we -That God has provided a baptism for each part of our threefold being and how through those baptisms we experience a complete salvation Perhaps the most comprehensive of all the foundational doctrines is the teaching (or doctrine) of baptisms. In it we learn about the threefold God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) who created us in His image as a threefold man (spirit, soul, and body). In this doctrine, we learn how God has provided a threefold baptism for each part of our threefold being. We’ll also answer questions like, “can a Christian have an evil spirit?”, and “after we are born again, is that all there is or should we expect another experience”? Let’s not forget the question about the gifts of the Holy Spirit― “Are they for today or did they all pass away when the original apostles died”? As I’m sure you can see, the answers to these questions are extremely important.