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| − | ==A Personal Relationship With Christ==
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| − | ''But I certify you, brethren, that the gospel which was preached of me is not after man. For I neither received it of man, neither was I taught it, but by the revelation of Jesus Christ.'' (Galatians 1:11,12)
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| − | What did Paul do soon after his conversion while on the road to Damascus?
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| − | Although it is not mentioned in the ninth chapter of Acts, it appears that Paul went into a wilderness area of Arabia for a season in order to think about what had taken place on the way to Damascus.
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| − | We can only imagine the turmoil in Paul's mind. One moment he is a leader in Judaism, torturing and killing Christian saints. The next moment he is the Apostle of Christ to the Gentiles. Can you imagine the mental and emotional adjustment Paul had to make?
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| − | Paul did not go to other Christian people in order to learn the meaning of the revelation of Christ given to him. Paul went alone into the wilderness. There he communed with the Lord. He established his personal relationship with Christ. He did not go immediately to the central assembly in Jerusalem and apprentice himself to the leading Apostles and elders.
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| − | Every Christian person must have his or her personal relationship with Christ. We are built up in Christ by the ministries that the Holy Spirit has set in the Body of Christ; but there must come an instance in each saint's life when he comes into the Presence of the Lord by himself.
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| − | It is not enough to be raised in a Christian family or to attend a fervent assembly. We must know the Lord for ourselves.
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| − | We can see this one-to-one relationship in the lives of Moses, Jeremiah, Abraham, Daniel, Peter, and others of the Scriptures. There is a time for us to learn of Christ from other people, and then there is a time for us to learn of Christ from Christ Himself. Have you ever met the Lord?
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| − | It appears that the Judaizing teachers in Galatia were attempting to discredit Paul because Paul was the one apostle who came out steadfastly against circumcision. It appears that their main argument against Paul's authority was that he was not one of the Twelve, and that what he knew he had learned from Peter and the other Apostles.
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| − | Paul is telling the Galatians that he was not a student of the original Apostles of the Lamb. Rather, he had been called to be an apostle, "not of men, neither by man, but by Jesus Christ, and God the Father, who raised him from the dead."
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| − | Paul did not go to Jerusalem and learn the Gospel there. He went into the Arabian desert and received the Gospel from the Lord Jesus Christ Himself, and then returned to Damascus.
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| − | It often is helpful to be taught in seminary or Bible school. It is profitable also to search the Scriptures and discover the promises that are contained therein. But the churches of today need men and women, boys and girls, who have met Christ Himself. We must hear from the Lord what it is that He wants announced and done in the days in which we are living. (from A Study Guide for the Book of Galatians)
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| − | Do you have a called of God ministry where your whole purpose is to '''"feed the sheep"''', and God '''supplies your needs''', or do you have books, tapes, videos, etc. that you '''SELL''' for a "donation", or just outright '''SELL''', and your buyers supply your needs?
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| − | There is nothing wrong with being in business and selling things. However, if you are a church or any kind of "ministry", you may want to check your motive for how you are conducting the work of the Lord.
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| − | '''Remember the money changers in the temple where JESUS turned over the tables and threw them out. They were selling things in the "CHURCH"'''. '''(God made it quite clear to us that we were not to charge for anything, that HE was our source.)'''
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| − | *[[Sermons WOR]]
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| − | *[[A STUDY GUIDE FOR THE REMNANT]]
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| − | *[[Study the Book of Second Corinthians]]
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| − | *[[Study the Book of First Corinthians]]
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| − | *[[Study for the book Romans]]
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| − | *[[Study the Book of Philippians]]
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| − | ! colspan="6" | [[File:Pin.png]]'''We also feature articles '''By David C. Pack''' see below to find out more.'''
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| − | '''[[By David C. Pack]]'''
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| − | [[File:Logo public dcp.jpg|frame|Logo public dcp.jpg]]"As Pastor General of The Restored Church of God, David C. Pack oversees the world’s most extensive biblically based websites. He has established over 50 congregations, authored more than 20 books, and has written hundreds of booklets and articles. As Editor-in-Chief of The Real Truth magazine and voice of The World to Come program, he has reached millions around the globe with the most powerful truths of the Bible, unknown to almost all".
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| − | '''World Economic Collapse! – And You!'''
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| − | *[http://www.thercg.org/landing/economy.html http://www.thercg.org/landing/economy.html]
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| − | *[http://www.thercg.org/landing/economy.html http://www.thercg.org/landing/economy.html]
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| − | *[http://www.thercg.org/landing/prophecy.html http://www.thercg.org/landing/prophecy.html]
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| − | '''WHY Coming World Punishment! (Part 1)'''
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560338 http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560338]
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| − | '''20 Verses Christianity Ignores! (Part 1)'''
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560674 http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560674]
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| − | Millions of professing Christians assume they are being taught the truths of the Bible. Yet almost no one knows even the most basic teachings of God’s Word. Here are 10 Bible verses Christianity ignores or rejects!
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| − | '''Does God still heal today? Did such miraculous intervention end with Christ and the apostles? Is God now working through medical science? Should Christians ever seek doctors? If so, when—under what circumstances? What about public “faith healers”? Here is the plain truth about healing!'''
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| − | *'''[[The EU’s Reluctant Player]]'''
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| − | '''You Can Prove the Bible’s Authority'''
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| − | *[http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560678 http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=560678]
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| − | Many accept the Bible’s divine authority on faith, thinking it cannot be proven. Is what is often called the Book of books the Word of God? Or is it mere superstition—an uninspired work of men?
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| − | What role if any did the teachings of the Qur'an play in the 9/11 attacks? What does Islam really teach? What about Jihad? Should Christians try to befriend our Muslim neighbors and share the gospel? If so, how? The title is Understanding Islam: A Christian Perspective. I would like you to watch it for free. Please forward this to all your friends!
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