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OUTLINE Make Up Your Mind to Be Holy Steve May | Printer view |
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Text:
Romans 8:1-17
Topic:
How to become
holy
Introduction:
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To become good, set your mind
on what pleases the Spirit.
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Becoming holy is a matter of
making up your mind.
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Jesus promised abundant life,
and we receive it by allowing our minds to be controlled by the Holy Spirit.
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When you set your mind on
what the Spirit desires and you let him influence your thoughts, you experience
peace, even in the midst of stressful situations.
The Spirit wants you
to experience freedom from guilt.
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When you come to Christ, you
never have to fear his judgment again.
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We have been set free from
the law of sin and death, and we don't have to live under condemnation ever
again.
He wants you to
experience power over sin.
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God created us to live with
power.
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Your misdeedsyour sinsneed
to be put to death by the Holy Spirit.
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He will give you power over
sin, no matter how many times it comes back to haunt you.
He wants you to experience the benefits of adoption.
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Illustration:
May
quotes two friends, both of whom are part of adoptive families, to illustrate
how binding and real the adoptive relationship is meant to be.
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God doesn't want you to be
motivated by an attitude of fear and slavery; he wants you to be motivated by
the knowledge that God is your father, your "Dad."
Conclusion:
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Big Idea:
Becoming
holy is a matter of realizing who you
are in Christ.
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