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Commitment Training

Many people who have become Christians nowadays are becoming dissatisfied with their Christian life. We all want to know how to live a meaningful, abundant Christian life where God is real and living to us in an everyday sense. We also want to know how to live in victory over the besetting sins that we are faced with.

It is with these aims in mind that we have a set of training, which is based on a deeper study of the word of God. The foundation of all our training is called the Commitment Training. This is also the foundation of all our relationship with God.

Brief outline of the Commitment Training

1. Concept of commitment in the Bible:
Implicit and explicit use of the word "commitment" in the Bible and especially in the Sermon on the Mount.

2. God's commitment to us:
- God's commitment to us as found in the Sermon on the Mount.
- How do we come to experience His commitment to us.

3. Commitment and riches(1):
- Scriptural teaching on riches.

4. Commitment and riches (2):
- Study of riches in the gospel of Luke.
- Riches and the Lordship of Christ.

5. Commitment and riches (3):
- Sonship and being led by the Holy Spirit.
- Relationship of sonship and being slaves to God.

6. Commitment and death:
- The abundant Christian life.
- How to enter into the abundant Christian life.

7. Commitment and good and evil (1):
- Our mission in this world.
- Jesus' attitude towards the sinner.
- Overcoming evil with God's goodness.

8. Commitment and good and evil (2):
- Scriptural teaching of good and evil.
- How to cross from evil to good.

9. Commitment and good and evil (3):
- Scriptural teaching of goodness vs "Religious" goodness.
- Victory in the Christian life.

10. Commitment and the reality of God in our lives:
- How does God reveal Himself to us?
- How to enter into an experience of God's reality in our lives.

11-15. Our commitment to our brothers and sisters:
These 5 sessions deal with the horizontal aspects of our commitment to one another and its inseparable relationship to commitment to God.

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