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A Devotion to the Word

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TITLE: A Devotion to the Word
PREACHER: Mark Meeske
DATE: 27 JANUARY 2013 – Sunday AM

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DEVOTE: Teaching

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“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.”
– 2 Timothy 2:15 ESV

In Acts 2:42 we see the Christian life as one of devotion to the Apostle’s Teaching (the Word of God), Fellowship, Communion and Prayer.

This booklet is about the Apostles’ Teaching. The goal of the booklet is to help us grow to love God’s Word in a deeper way. We want to be inspired again to read and devote ourselves to the Bible. Our desire is not to make intellectuals but people who are skilled at handling the Scriptures so they can know God better.

Each of the booklets in our DEVOTE series are specifically designed for Life Group discussion and teaching, but also work well for personal study.

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DEVOTE: Prayer

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of Prayer.

DEVOTE: Breaking Bread

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of Breaking Bread.

DEVOTE: Fellowship

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of Fellowship.

DEVOTE: Teaching

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of the Apostles' Teaching.

A Devotion to the Word

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TITLE: A Devotion to the Word
PREACHER: Mark Meeske
DATE: 27 JANUARY 2013 – Sunday AM

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DEVOTE: Teaching

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“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.”
– 2 Timothy 2:15 ESV

In Acts 2:42 we see the Christian life as one of devotion to the Apostle’s Teaching (the Word of God), Fellowship, Communion and Prayer.

This booklet is about the Apostles’ Teaching. The goal of the booklet is to help us grow to love God’s Word in a deeper way. We want to be inspired again to read and devote ourselves to the Bible. Our desire is not to make intellectuals but people who are skilled at handling the Scriptures so they can know God better.

Each of the booklets in our DEVOTE series are specifically designed for Life Group discussion and teaching, but also work well for personal study.

Download the booklet in your preferred format below:

Download PDF

Download the other booklets in this series

DEVOTE: Prayer

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of Prayer.

DEVOTE: Breaking Bread

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of Breaking Bread.

DEVOTE: Fellowship

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of Fellowship.

DEVOTE: Teaching

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Acts 2:42 says the Church is to be devoted to the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, the Breaking of Bread, and Prayer. In this booklet we look at the subject of the Apostles' Teaching.

Acts 2

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TITLE: Acts 2
PREACHER: Marcus Herbert
DATE: 1 July 2012 – Sunday AM

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