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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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YOUR PASTORS GREET YOU


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YOUR PASTORS GREET YOU


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YOU MAY INCLUDE THE PRECEDINGslides in your SITE LEADERS

CONNECTION TIME if you wish


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PROBABLY one of the most exciting church launches THAT WEWILL HAVE

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LAUNCH


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sundays

930A.M.


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LAUNCH WILL BRING IN

THE PRESENCE OF GOD ona Sunday MORNINGAT OUR

very own HLM LOT.


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LAUNCH WILL BE THE 1ST

SUNDAY AM CELEBRATIONAFTER 21 YEARS

IN OUR VERY OWN


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LAUNCH WILL BE A

CHURCH THAT WILL NOT BEHURRIED we can

go over time!


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LAUNCH WILL BE A

precursor of our life dome in thefuture!

it has to start somewhere despise


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LAUNCH although the most

costly in the start up stage itwill be the least costly in the end


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RECEIVED

60K pesos FOR THE PAST 1 MONTH


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More cash FOR LABOR / WORK

HARDIFLEX(CEILING) STEEL BARS

PAINT (WALL) PLYWOOD (STAGE)

CHAIRS CEMENT (PAVEMENT)


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SOUND SYSTEMLIGHTS SYSTEM

MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM


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LETS LOVE our

annex


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MID-WEEK House of Prayer Wednesdays


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CANADA Missionaries: Send OFF Legaspis


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Negros 2013 UCM Unity for Christ Movement


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TEXAS Beltway BAPTIST MEDICALMISSION 2013


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HIS LIFE STA CLARA 4pm HILIGAYNON 2012


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State of the Church Address August 2013


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LETS GIVE to our

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930A.M. november


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MARK 12:1-12

Jesus then began to speak to them inparables: A man planted a vineyard. He

put a wall around it, dug a pit for the

winepress and built a watchtower. Thenhe rented the vineyard to some farmers

and moved to another place.

2 At harvest time he sent a servant to thetenants to collect from them some of the

fruit of the vineyard.


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MARK 12:1-12

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But they seized him, beat him and senthim away empty-handed.

4 Then he sent another servant to them;

they struck this man on the head andtreated him shamefully.

5 He sent still another, and that one they

killed. He sent many others; some of

them they beat, others they killed.


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MARK 12:1-12

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He had one left to send, a son, whom heloved. He sent him last of all, saying,

They will respect my son.

7 But the tenants said to one another,This is the heir. Come, lets kill him, and

the inheritance will be ours.

8 So they took him and killed him, and

threw him out of the vineyard.


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9 What then will the owner of the

vineyard do? He will come and kill those

tenants and give the vineyard to others.

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Havent you read this passage ofScripture:

The stone the builders rejected

has become the cornerstone;11 the Lord has done this,

and it is marvelous in our eyes?


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MARK 12:1-12

12

Then the chief priests, the teachers ofthe law and the elders looked for a way

to arrest him because they knew he had

spoken the parable against them. Butthey were afraid of the crowd; so they

left him and went away.


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A Question of Authority

(Mark 11:27-12:12)-- context begins in Chapter 11

As the official guardians of the Law,

the members of the Sanhedrin had

both the right and the responsibility to

investigate anyone who claimed tobe sent by God; and that included

Jesus (see Deuteronomy 18:15-22).


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However, these men did not have

open minds or sincere motives. They

were not seeking truth; they werelooking for evidence to use to

destroy Him (Mark 11:18).

Jesus knew what they were doing, so

He countered their question with

another question and exposed their

hypocrisy.


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Why take them all the way back to

John the Baptist?For a very good reason: God does not

teach us new truth if we have

rejected the truth He has already

revealed.


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The Jewish religious leaders had not

accepted what John had taught, so

why should God say anything moreto them?

Had they obeyed Johns message,

they would have gladly submitted to

Christs authority, for John came to

present the Messiah to the nation.


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The Jewish leaders were caught in a

dilemma of their own making. They

were not asking What is true? orWhat is right? but

What is safe?

This is always the approach of the

hypocrite and the crowd-pleaser.


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It certainly was not the approach of

either Jesus (Mark 12:14) or John the

Baptist (Matt. 11:7-10).

Jesus did not refuse to answer their

question; He only refused to accept

and endorse their

hypocrisy. He was not being evasive;

He was being honest. Before they

had opportunity toescape, He told them a parable that

revealed where their sins were

leading them.


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They had already permitted John the

Baptist to be killed, but soon they

would ask for the crucifixionof Gods Son!

The vineyard was a familiar image of

Israel (Psalm 80:8-16;Isaiah 5:1-7).


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In order to retain his legal rights to the

property, the owner had to receive

produce from the tenants, even if itwas only some of the vegetables that

grew between the rows of

trees or vines.

This explains why the tenants refused

to give him anything: they wanted to

claim the vineyard for themselves. It

also explains why the ownercontinued to send agents to them; it

was purely a question of authority

and ownership.


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If Mark 12:2-5 covers the threeyears when the fruit was not used,

then it was in the fourth year thatthe beloved Son was sent. This is the

year when the fruit was devoted tothe Lord (Leviticus 19:24), and it

makes the sending of the Son even

more meaningful.


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If the tenants could do away with the

heir, they would have a clear claim to

the property; so they cast him out(see Hebrews 13:12-13) and

killed him. They wanted topreserve their own position and werewilling even to kill to accomplish their

evil purpose (John 11:47-53).Jesus then asked, What shall,

therefore, the lord of the

vineyard do?


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see MATTHEW 21:41

They said to Him, He will bringthose wretches to a wretched

end, and will rent out the

vineyard to othervine-growers who will pay him

the proceeds at the proper

seasons.


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The leaders answered the question

first and thereby condemned

themselves (Matthew 21:41), andthen Jesus repeated their answer as

a solemn verdict from the Judge.

But before they could appeal the case,

He quoted what they knew was a

messianic prophecy,

Psalm 118:22-23. We met this samepsalm at His triumphal entry

(Mark 11:9-10).


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The Stone was a well-known symbol

for the Messiah (Exodus 17:6;

Daniel 2:34; Zechariah 4:7;Romans 9:32-33; 1 Corinthians 10:4;

and 1 Peter 2:6-8).

The Servant-Judge announced a

double verdict: they had not only

rejected the Son, but they had also

refused the Stone! There could beonly one consequencejudgment

(Matthew 22:1-14).


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MAIN IDEA:

"reject Him, expect ruin"

ENCOUNTER HIM, you will

EXPERIENCE A CROSSOVER!

Jesus made it so clear the FULL

implication of disobediencein this PARABLE!


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Encounter JESUS

Experience JESUS

Be a DISCIPLE of JESUS

He must be theCORNERSTONE of your

LIFE!

HE must be the

CENTERPOINT of all!


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In the same way, after supper he tookthe cup, saying, This cup is the new

covenant in my blood; do this,

whenever you drink it, in

remembrance of me.

For whenever you eat this bread and

drink this cup, you proclaim the

Lords death until he comes.

1STCorinthians


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In the same way, after supper he tookthe cup, saying, This cup is the new

covenant in my blood; do this,

whenever you drink it, in

remembrance of me.

For whenever you eat this bread and

drink this cup, you proclaim the

Lords death until he comes.

1STCorinthians


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