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The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another. (John 15: 12-17)
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Study Notes:
- Title: The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another
- Scripture Focus: John 15:12-17
Main Points:
- Introduction to Relationships:
- The podcast explores three major relationships: our relationship with Jesus, our relationship with one another, and our relationship with the world.
- This episode focuses on our relationship with one another, as discussed by Jesus in John 15:12-17.
- Sacrificial Love:
- Jesus commands us to love each other as He loved us, emphasizing sacrificial love.
- The greatest love is shown by laying down one's life for friends, as Jesus did.
- Jesus' Choice and Command:
- Disciples did not choose Jesus; He chose them and appointed them to bear lasting fruit.
- This relationship is not based on servitude but on friendship and partnership.
Seven Reasons God Chose Us.
- Chosen for Joy:
- Despite hardships, Christians are called to a life of deep-seated joy.
- Joy stems from being redeemed sinners and should reflect in our lives.
- Chosen for Love:
- Christians are sent into the world to love one another.
- Jesus exemplified the ultimate love by laying down His life for His friends.
- Called to Be Friends:
- Jesus elevates His disciples from servants to friends, indicating a deep, personal relationship.
- Historical context: Servants of God (Moses, Joshua, David) were highly honored, yet Jesus offers an even closer relationship.
- Called to Be Partners:
- Disciples are not just followers but partners in Jesus' mission.
- Jesus shares His plans and purposes, inviting disciples to collaborate in His work.
- Chosen to Be Ambassadors:
- Christians are chosen to represent Jesus in the world, actively engaging and serving.
- The analogy of knights in King Arthur’s court highlights the call to service and mission.
- Chosen to Bear Fruit:
- Bearing fruit involves living a life that reflects the Holy Spirit and attracts others to Christianity.
- Authentic Christian living is the most effective way to spread the faith.
- Chosen as Members of God's Family:
- Prayer is powerful when it aligns with God's will and is offered in Jesus' name.
- True prayer is unselfish, seeking the good of all God's people and accepting God's answers.
Conclusion:
- Sacrificial Love as a Model:
- Sacrificial love involves putting others first, even at personal cost.
- Example of the Salvation Army members on the Empress of Ireland who gave their life jackets to others, showing ultimate love.
- Obedience and Friendship with Jesus:
- To be Jesus' friends, we must obey His command to love others.
- Friendship with Jesus involves sharing in His confidence and participating in His mission.
- Final Command:
- Jesus begins and ends the passage with the command to love one another.
- Our relationship with Jesus empowers and commands us to cultivate loving relationship
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Chapters
1. The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another. (John 15: 12-17) (00:00:00)
2. [Ad] Apostolic Mentoring (00:10:05)
3. (Cont.) The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another. (John 15: 12-17) (00:10:43)
874 episodes
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Study Notes:
- Title: The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another
- Scripture Focus: John 15:12-17
Main Points:
- Introduction to Relationships:
- The podcast explores three major relationships: our relationship with Jesus, our relationship with one another, and our relationship with the world.
- This episode focuses on our relationship with one another, as discussed by Jesus in John 15:12-17.
- Sacrificial Love:
- Jesus commands us to love each other as He loved us, emphasizing sacrificial love.
- The greatest love is shown by laying down one's life for friends, as Jesus did.
- Jesus' Choice and Command:
- Disciples did not choose Jesus; He chose them and appointed them to bear lasting fruit.
- This relationship is not based on servitude but on friendship and partnership.
Seven Reasons God Chose Us.
- Chosen for Joy:
- Despite hardships, Christians are called to a life of deep-seated joy.
- Joy stems from being redeemed sinners and should reflect in our lives.
- Chosen for Love:
- Christians are sent into the world to love one another.
- Jesus exemplified the ultimate love by laying down His life for His friends.
- Called to Be Friends:
- Jesus elevates His disciples from servants to friends, indicating a deep, personal relationship.
- Historical context: Servants of God (Moses, Joshua, David) were highly honored, yet Jesus offers an even closer relationship.
- Called to Be Partners:
- Disciples are not just followers but partners in Jesus' mission.
- Jesus shares His plans and purposes, inviting disciples to collaborate in His work.
- Chosen to Be Ambassadors:
- Christians are chosen to represent Jesus in the world, actively engaging and serving.
- The analogy of knights in King Arthur’s court highlights the call to service and mission.
- Chosen to Bear Fruit:
- Bearing fruit involves living a life that reflects the Holy Spirit and attracts others to Christianity.
- Authentic Christian living is the most effective way to spread the faith.
- Chosen as Members of God's Family:
- Prayer is powerful when it aligns with God's will and is offered in Jesus' name.
- True prayer is unselfish, seeking the good of all God's people and accepting God's answers.
Conclusion:
- Sacrificial Love as a Model:
- Sacrificial love involves putting others first, even at personal cost.
- Example of the Salvation Army members on the Empress of Ireland who gave their life jackets to others, showing ultimate love.
- Obedience and Friendship with Jesus:
- To be Jesus' friends, we must obey His command to love others.
- Friendship with Jesus involves sharing in His confidence and participating in His mission.
- Final Command:
- Jesus begins and ends the passage with the command to love one another.
- Our relationship with Jesus empowers and commands us to cultivate loving relationship
Equipping Millions 2 Reach Billions!
Support the show
Jeremy McCandless is creating podcasts and devotional resources | Patreon
Help us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.
https://thebibleproject.buzzsprout.com
Chapters
1. The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another. (John 15: 12-17) (00:00:00)
2. [Ad] Apostolic Mentoring (00:10:05)
3. (Cont.) The Three Relationships of Life – Part Two – Our Relationship with One Another. (John 15: 12-17) (00:10:43)
874 episodes
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