reveal week 6 for upload _ the rich fool

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WELCOME to His Life Ministries,

where imperfect people are

perfectly welcome.

Our Vision is to

Glorify God and Make Disciples

through MANY SITES

yet ONE Church Family.


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Luke 12:13-21

13 Someone in the crowd said to

him, Teacher, tell my brother to

divide the inheritance with me.14 Jesus replied, Man, who

appointed me a judge or an

arbiter between you?


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Luke 12:13-21

15 Then he said to them, Watch

out! Be on your guard against all

kinds of greed; life does notconsist in an abundance of

possessions.

16 And he told them thisparable: The ground of a certain

rich man yielded an

abundant harvest.


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Luke 12:13-21

17 He thought to himself, What

shall I do? I have no place to

store my crops.18 Then he said, This is what Ill

do. I will tear down my barns and

build bigger ones, and there I willstore my surplus grain.


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Luke 12:13-21

19And Ill say to myself, You have

plenty of grain laid up for many

years. Take life easy; eat, drinkand be merry.

20 But God said to him, You

fool! This very night your life willbe demanded from you. Then

who will get what you have

prepared for yourself?


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Luke 12:13-21

21 This is how it will be with

whoever stores up things forthemselves but is not rich

toward God.


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Beware of Covetousness

(Luke 12:13-21)

At this point, a man in the crowd

interrupted Jesus and asked Him to

solve a family problem.

Rabbis were expected to help settle

legal matters, but Jesus refused to

get involved.


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Why?Because He knew that no answer He

gave would solve the real problem,

which was covetousness in the hearts

of the two brothers.

(The you in Luke 12:14 is plural.)

As long as both men weregreedy, no settlement would be

satisfactory. Their greatest need was

to have their hearts changed.


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Like too many people today,

they wanted Jesus to serve them but

not to save them.

COVETOUSNESSis an

unquenchable thirst for getting moreand more of something we think we

need in order to be truly satisfied.

It may be a thirst for money or thethings that money can buy, or even a

thirst for position and power.

[ADDICTION]


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Jesus made it clear that true life does

not depend on an abundance of

possessions. He did not deny that wehave certain basic needs

(Matthew 6:32; 1 Timothy 6:17).

He only affirmed that we will not make

life richer by acquiring more

of these things.

Mark Twain once defined civilization

as a limitless multiplication of

unnecessary necessities,

and he was right.


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In fact, many Christians are infected

with covetousness and do not know it.

They think that Pauls admonition in1 Timothy 6 applies only to

the rich and famous.

Jesus told this parable to REVEAL the

dangers that lurk in a covetous heart.

As you read it, test your own responses

to this farmers various experiences.


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How do you respond to the

wealthy farmers dilemma?

Here was a man who had a problem

with too much wealth! If we say,

I certainly wish I had that problem!we may be revealing covetousness

in our hearts.

If suddenly you inherited a great deal ofwealth, would it create a problem

for you? Or would you simply praise

God and ask Him what He wanted

you to do with it?


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THE PURPOSE OF MONEY:

LOVE PEOPLE andTHANKGOD.


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If you do not DO THIS, you will be in a

perilous path

The PERILS of PROSPERITY:

Proverbs 30:7-9;The CHOKING of the Word of God:

Matthew 13::22;

The CREATION of SNARES and more

TEMPTATIONS: 1 Timothy 6:6-10, 17-

19, giving you a false sense

of security.


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THE PURPOSE OF MONEY:

LOVE PEOPLE andTHANKGOD.


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Today, in our country, we see

transformation happening as we see

new Godly leaders emerging.In our currency we declare our

dependence on God!

"Faith in our people and Faith in God"Pinagpala ang bayan na ang

diyos ay Panginoon." Pastor Ray del Rosario


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New bills will be containing this direct

quotation from the Christian Bible:

Pinagpala ang bayan na ang Diyos ay

ang Panginoon (Blessed is the nation

whose God is the Lord), which comesfrom Psalm 33:12. This statement can

be found above the seal of the

Republic of the Philippines.


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Some critical thinkers believe that the

emblazoning of this Biblical verse on

Philippine currency is an affront to thereligious diversity of our country and

the separation of Church and State

guaranteed by our Constitution.

bias on the part of certain sectors in

our government so they are hereby

calling upon the Bangko Sentral ngPilipinas to remove the quotation from

the Bible from all legal

Philippine tender.


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The quotation from the Christian Old

Testament and its placing on legal

tender is a manifest violation of theConstitution and the right to religious

freedom of the countrys citizens as it

forces even non-Christians toparticipate in the distribution of

explicitly Judeo-Christian material.

As a body that represents all of its

citizens, Christian or not, the Philippinegovernment must be a secular one; it

cannot champion the religious beliefs of

any particular faith.


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We hereby call upon the BangkoSentral ng Pilipinas to remove the

quotation from the Bible from all legal

Philippine tender.


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THERE ARE 6 Is in theRICH FOOL PARABLE!

what shall I DO

I HAVE no place

I WILL SAY

I HAVE NO PLACE

I WILL TEAR DOWN

I WILL STORE


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Published on July 30, 2013

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) isinvestigating the wealth of businesswoman Janet

Lim Napoles, after photos of her daughter flaunting

their wealth appeared on social media.

The photos also show expensive watches, jewelry,

clothing, and shoes.

One Instagram photo claimed that she bought all

the items at Celine, a branded bag store.

Another showed shopping sprees in other

countries.


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MAIN IDEA:

"God has no problem with us being

RICH,but He is greatlyconcerned with us becoming

FOOLS


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What does it mean to be

rich toward God?

The phrase rich toward God

is unusual.

What does it mean to be rich toward

God? The meaning is plain from the

contrast: it is the opposite of layingup earthly treasure

for yourself.


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LAYING UP TREASURE FOR

YOURSELF

vs

Can you also LAY UP

Treasure for GOD?


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FRONT

perspective of

our expandedANNEX.

Sunday Worship

Celebrations

Summits;

Conferences;

Banquets;

Parties;

Seminars; and even

a WEDDING


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can fit:

200 people THEATER STYLE

140 people BANQUET STYLE

250 people CAMP STYLE - seated on the floor


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Count as in as partners in this project.

Will send some amount for this need thiscoming payday. Got extras from the

40- days Overtime I am blessed with!

Sharing for the Lord's work is one of our

greatest joys. He blesses us to be a

blessing to many! Let God be glorified for

this opportunity to partner with His

church- wherever it may be.

-- MAAM ROSSINI and SIR ALEX


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Being rich toward God is the opposite

of treating the self as though it were

made for things and not for God.

Being rich toward God therefore is the

heart being drawn toward God as our

riches.

Rich toward God means

counting God greaterriches than anything on the earth.


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DOES MONEY LURE US AWAY

FROM TREASURING GOD?

[John Piper].

Your TITHING; GIVING;

SHARING; WORSHIPPING

addresses this!


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Again the issue isnt that the mans

fields prospered.

The issue is that God ceased to be his

supreme treasure. If God had been his

treasure what would he have done

differently? Instead of saying, Soul,

you have ample goods laid up for many

years; relax, eat, drink, be merry, he

would have said something like,

God , th is is al l Yours !


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a song foreign to the RICH FOOL

MORE THAN ANYTHINGMORE THAN ANYTHING

I LOVE YOU JESUS

MORE THAN ANYTHING

MORE THAN LIFE ITSELF

MORE THAN WORLDLY WEALTH

I LOVE YOU JESUS

MORE THAN ANYTHING


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WHAT DO YOU CATCH YOURSELF

SPEAKING when SUDDENLY youwill HAVE ABUNDANCE?

There is a danger in SUDDEN

WEALTH- Gel Gallespen.


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There is a danger in

SUDDEN WEALTH- Gel Gallespen.


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UNLESS, you knowDeuteronomy 8:18it is God who

gives us the ability to produce wealth.

You have to know where it

(THE SUDDEN WEALTH) came from!


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A. Who or what is my wallet

worshiping lately?

B. Where is my money going?

C. How is my heart towards tithing?

D. How is my heart towards

giving to others?


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Money is always a FAITHIssue.

This should not be a taboo in church.If Jesus talked about it, we should too.


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TITHE, THANK, TRAIN ...the best response to SUDDEN

WEALTH!

If you employ NOT these 3 "T's" ...you will just be like the RICH FOOL IN

THE PARABLE found in

Luke Chapter 12.


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There is a danger in

SUDDEN WEALTH

THERE IS TRULY A DANGER IN

"SUDDEN WEALTH" when we are

NOT RICH TOWARD GOD


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THE STATE LOTTERY:

THE TRAGEDY OF WINNING

The story that rich man who became a lottery winner

is quite a novelty. However, his life's pattern after

winning the jackpot is very common among most

of the winners.

firsthand stories about people who suddenly

became rich. The stories covered people who got

rich because of a winning lottery ticket and a lucky

streak in a start up business. Most of the storieswere about those who were below middle class if

not really poor. Most of the stories have

horrendously similar patterns.


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Poor man becomes suddenly rich.

Newly minted rich man mismanages his money

(and his life, for that matter).

Rich man goes back to becoming poor.

And worse, the Once Rich-Poor Man

is now in worse shape.


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TITHE, THANK, TRAIN ...the best response to SUDDEN

WEALTH!

If you employ NOT these 3 "T's" ...you will just be like the RICH FOOL IN

THE PARABLE found in

Luke Chapter 12.

YOU ARE INVITED t


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YOU ARE INVITED to a

STEWARDSHIP

EXPERIENCE

We want to see you blessed, and maturing

in your FINANCES.

As you start tithing, you will see how God

will bless you as you commit to this

healthy financial stewardship practice

called TITHING.

THE RESULTS when YOU TITHE:

Maturity, Growth and Stewardship


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What is tithing?

The word "tithe" is derived from the Hebrew wordma'aser and it literally means a tenth.

Ten percent of everything belongs to the Lord.

In Malachi 3:10-11, God says, "Bring the whole

tithe into the storehouse that there may be food in

my house.

" The 'storehouse' is the Old Testament picture of the

New Testament church.

So as New Testament believers, we worship theLord with the tithe; or the ten percent.


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What is the difference between

a tithe and an offering?

The tithe is 10% of your income. God says

that He has given us all that we own, and

that the first 10% is dedicated to Him, and

we are to be faithful in "bringing the tithe."

Offerings are any generous giving that you do

over and above your tithe. And while your

tithe is designated for the local church, anoffering is for you to be generous wherever

you see a need.


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HOW to START Tithing?

Work, Do Business and Pray;Expect God to give you an Increase;

Take off the 10% of all the increase He will

GIVE YOU.

Bring your SEALED and MARKED ENVELOPEwith JOY and anticipation during our

Weekend Celebration at HLM Church.

BRING YOUR TITHE to the BOX in FAITHwith a CHEERFUL spirit!


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perfectly welcome.

Our Vision is to

Glorify God and Make Disciplesthrough MANY SITES



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MORE THAN ANYTHING

MORE THAN ANYTHING

I LOVE YOU JESUS


I LOVE YOU JESUS

MORE THAN WORLDLY WEALTH


I LOVE YOU JESUS

MORE THAN ANYTHING


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Glorify God and Make Disciplesthrough MANY SITES


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