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Tim Snyder 1 1 .Lg Q J Jerry Prouty p, dividual. Something more like How to be a more Christ-like person. How to clean up your life and open the channels between you and God. I Monday. Pastor Hazen begins with two imperatives from the Word. Not options, not alternate plan B for the effective dis- ciple, but IMPERATIVES. Matthew 28:20 and Acts 14 teach C15 Evangelism - declar- ing, proclaiming, testifying, witnessing, C23 Discipleship - teaching, strengthening, fellowship, praying, exhorting, es- tablishing, admonishing. With these two im- peratives in mind we need to ask ourselves . . . Why do we exist? Why do we exist in Portland? Why do we exist at Multnomah? For in evangelism, God calls a people out for Himself 3 in discipleship, God equips a people for His glory. On the very first day, Pastor Hazen wasted no time in giving us food for prayerful consideration: One of the greatest hindrances to discipleship, he said, is an unforgiving spirit-especially toward our parents. Tuesday. What are the implications of be- ing a disciple? The answer to that question is the answer to this question - What's it going to COST us? It's going to cost us our Jerry Prouty ffiborej Sylvia Espinoza gives her testimrmy :luring the Spiritzml Life Relreal. while speaker Reza Duzfid Hazen lixfeux. fUj1per leftj RfJIl'ldl1!I fuller prexelllx llJefelf0u'slJij1 group program In Ibe facully on Tuesclu-y. Sept. 2. fLeftj Students lisleu :luring 41 lllfffillg ai lbe Canby re- lreaut. whirl: z'limu.x'ed the rrnlfererzre. LOVE LIFE! We had to ask ourselves, Whom do we love most? CLk. 141267 'tWhat is ruling in our lives right now? If material things, for example, dominate, then God CAN'T. Wednesday. What are the implements of discipleship? One is the ministry of the Holy Spirit applying the Word to our hearts. God's very presence is in our lives-an awesome thought. Another is men and women faithful to God. Pastor Hazen im- pressed upon us that there are men and women of God that we should recognize for the positive ways they have influenced our Christian walk. Also, the awesome knowledge that there are people that are reading our living epistlesf' Thursday. What are the impediments of discipleship? The first class a ,961 impedi- ment: BITTERNESS. Bitterness was defin- ed as anything that causes disunity. The most amazing truth that Pastor Hazen shared here was . . . We become like the people we resent because we focus on them instead of Jesus Christ. It is good to remember Christ's words, 'Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do'. Friday. What is the impact of dis-
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