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seeketh the office of a bishop he desireth a good work 1 Tim31 Faithful is the saying If a man seeketh the office of a bishop he desireth a good work 1 Thess51213 12 But we beseech you brethren to know them that labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you 13 and to esteem them exceeding highly in love . Faithful Fivers are members who contribute $5 or more a month directly to the Intergroup office to help support Intergroup ability to carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous. The program came abo Paul’s Team & Closing Remarks. Colossians . 4:7-18 (ESV). Tychicus. will tell you all about my activities. He is a beloved brother and faithful minister and fellow servant in the Lord.  (8)  I have sent him to you for this very purpose, that you may know how we are and that he may encourage your hearts,  (9)  and with him . Faithful/Theology of the Negro Spiritual Saint Louis University Theological Bulletin 1.1 revelation from God, in lieu of relying on written scriptures. Christianity was one of several belief systems Isaiah the Prophet. An Ancient Man . with a Message for the Ages.. Remain . faithful. , be . obedient. , stay . dedicated. .. Spiritual Life Principle:. Stay Faithful through . political. shifts.. Political Changes are Inevitable.. 2. . Timothy 4:1–8. Elmer Moore. Edgar J. Dye. A.W. Goff. The Faithful Evangelist. Timothy . converted in . Galatia—(. Acts 16:1-3. ).. Relationship Between Paul And Timothy. . (. Teacher And Student. A Faithful. Prophetess. We find female prophets in both Testaments.. “Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of . Lapidoth. , was judging Israel at that time” . (. Judg. 4:4).. Philip . “had four virgin daughters who prophesied” (Acts 21:9).. Deuteronomy 22:21. Ecclesiastes 5: 4 – 5. Matthew 19: 1 – 6. Vow = Promise =. FAITHFULNESS UNTIL DEATH. Defining FAITHFULNESS. Hebrews 11:1; 6. Webster – . Full of faith. . firm in adhering to promises, vows, treaties, duties, etc.. Joyful and triumphant. O . come ye, O . come ye . to Bethlehem. Come and . behold . Him. Born the King of angels. O come, let us adore Him. O . come, let . us adore Him. O come, let us adore Him. Christ the Lord. Living a Faithful Life. We . can fall from grace!. (Hebrews 12:15; Jude 5; Matthew 7:21-23). Living a Faithful Life. We . can fall from grace!. (Hebrews 12:15; Jude 5; Matthew 7:21-23). We MUST continue . Joyful . and triumphant, . O come ye, . O . come ye to Bethlehem.. Come and behold Him, . Born . the King of Angels; . O come, let us adore . Him (3). Christ . the Lord.. Sing, choirs of angels, . Sing . A Faithful New Testament Church 2 Our objective is to be faithful. Growth comes from faith. OUR GOAL: A Faithful New Testament church What will it take? Know who you are Historically (Restoration) Sing to the Lord . a. . new song; . *. sing praise to God in the congregation . of. . the faithful.. 2 . Let Israel rejoice . in. their Maker; *. let the children of Zion be joyful . in. their Sovereign.. What do faithful living and faithful dying mean as we near life\'s end? With all the technology and choices available to us today, making decisions about the end of life grows ever more difficult. As a result of all the theological and ethical issues that have arisen around the dying process in recent years, the 72nd General Convention of the Episcopal Church created a task force to study and report on these concerns. This is the report of the End-of-Life Task Force. In it, the Task Force responds to the broad range of theological, ethical, pastoral and policy issues that are generated by the need to provide loving and fitting care at the end of life. Intended as a teaching document, Faithful Living, Faithful Dying will be useful as a discussion tool for the church, for individuals facing difficult decisions, for professionals, such as clergy and health care providers, and for those who make public policy. What do faithful living and faithful dying mean as we near life\'s end? With all the technology and choices available to us today, making decisions about the end of life grows ever more difficult. As a result of all the theological and ethical issues that have arisen around the dying process in recent years, the 72nd General Convention of the Episcopal Church created a task force to study and report on these concerns. This is the report of the End-of-Life Task Force. In it, the Task Force responds to the broad range of theological, ethical, pastoral and policy issues that are generated by the need to provide loving and fitting care at the end of life. Intended as a teaching document, Faithful Living, Faithful Dying will be useful as a discussion tool for the church, for individuals facing difficult decisions, for professionals, such as clergy and health care providers, and for those who make public policy.