proverbs 4:23-4

4 principles 1 Corinthians 10: 1. We must determine to escape temptation. 1 Cor. 10:12-13 How do we escape the temptation to sin? - consider sin dead. Col. 3:5; gal. 5:24; rom. 6:11 - deny it. Titus 2:12 - flee from it. 2 Tim. 2:22; gen. 39 - walk in the spirit. Gal 5:16 - don't grieve or quench the Holy Spirit. Eph. 4:30; 1 thess. 5:19 2. Defend your heart. Prov. 4:23 - keep: to protect or maintain; conceal - heart: refers to the mind but can still refer to the emotions as well - with all diligence: another word for guarding like a soldier guarding a door How? - guard your tongue. Prov. 4:24 - guard your eyes. Prov. 4:25 - guard your path. Prov. 4:26-27 - these are biblical principles to live a scheduled life 3. Delight in Gods Word. Ps. 1:2, 34:8 How? - meditate on it day and night. Ps. 1:2 - take heed to it. Ps. 119:9 - seek God with your whole heart. Ps. 119:10 - don't wander from it ps. 119:10 - memorize it. Ps. 119:11 4. Depend on Gods Grace rom 5:20-21 - phil 2:13

John 21:15-17 John 14:15 John 15:10

Using others to meet my own needs appears in movies a lot and in this continuation of the story of Tarzan, we find him being manipulated to accomplish the goals of the authority over him but is lead by lies and deception.

Using others to meet my own needs appears in movies a lot and in this continuation of the story of Tarzan, we find him being manipulated to accomplish the goals of the authority over him but is lead by lies and deception.

Once Adam and Eve saw themselves through a serpent-inspired lens, their behavior changed from obedience to disobedience. What we think in our hearts--particularly concerning God's Word, God's character, and our view of self--influences what we do. Cornell Cannon continues the series on Identity by describing how our self image affects our actions.

Our heart guides our approach to life and relationships. Our hearts are SAD: They contain selfishness, arrogance and damage. From these heart problems we choose strategies that create tremendous trouble in our lives

Our heart guides our approach to life and relationships. Our hearts are SAD: They contain selfishness, arrogance and damage. From these heart problems we choose strategies that create tremendous trouble in our lives

Our heart guides our approach to life and relationships. Our hearts are SAD: They contain selfishness, arrogance and damage. From these heart problems we choose strategies that create tremendous trouble in our lives

Our heart guides our approach to life and relationships. Our hearts are SAD: They contain selfishness, arrogance and damage. From these heart problems we choose strategies that create tremendous trouble in our lives

Clean on the Inside

God doesn’t want his people to be isolated from the world or infiltrated by it – he wants us to be insulated from cultural ideas and values that will translate into harmful attitudes and actions.

God doesn’t want his people to be isolated from the world or infiltrated by it – he wants us to be insulated from cultural ideas and values that will translate into harmful attitudes and actions.

Carrying it with you wherever you go, guilt soon becomes a heavy burden. But what can you do? How can you break its power over you? There is a way to gain freedom from the power of guilt, and the method may surprise you.