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Main idea: 
We must flee idolatry because life under the blessing and fellowship of King Jesus automatically puts us into opposition to powers and priorities that surround us in our broken world. 
 
Outline: 
1. To be a christian is to automatically share in the fellowship of King Jesus and his covenant community. 
2. Satan and his demons are working hard to gain your fellowship at the tables of idolatry. 
3. Flee idolatry because you love and fear the King who's table you feast at everyday. 
 
Scripture References: 
• 1 Corinthians 10:14-22 
• Psalm 1:1-2 
• Ephesians 2:1-3 
• 1 Peter 5:6-9 
 
Application: 
• Are we conscious of our fellowship with the Lord and his people? Do we live in that fellowship? 
• Do you flee from idolatry or do you dance on the line? Does your life share in fellowship with the Lord and with his enemies? 
• Are we conscious of our fellowship/war with the evil world system around us? Do you understand that your daily battles with sin are part of a bigger process of evil spiritual opposition to God and to God's covenant community? 
• Do you come to the Lord in humility, leaning on his power? Do you see his power at work in your life? 
 
Key ideas: 
• satan and demons 
• idolatry 
• spiritual warefare 
• christian fellowship 
• communion

Main idea:
We must flee idolatry because life under the blessing and fellowship of King Jesus automatically puts us into opposition to powers and priorities that surround us in our broken world.

Outline:
1. To be a christian is to automatically share in the fellowship of King Jesus and his covenant community.
2. Satan and his demons are working hard to gain your fellowship at the tables of idolatry.
3. Flee idolatry because you love and fear the King who's table you feast at everyday.

Scripture References:
• 1 Corinthians 10:14-22
• Psalm 1:1-2
• Ephesians 2:1-3
• 1 Peter 5:6-9

Application:
• Are we conscious of our fellowship with the Lord and his people? Do we live in that fellowship?
• Do you flee from idolatry or do you dance on the line? Does your life share in fellowship with the Lord and with his enemies?
• Are we conscious of our fellowship/war with the evil world system around us? Do you understand that your daily battles with sin are part of a bigger process of evil spirit

Feasting at The Table of The One True King - 1 Corinthians 10:14-22 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

Text: 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 
 
Main idea: 
True christianity lives a life of community and vigilance, as we understand the dangers of the temptations that surround us in the world, as well as our own inner weakness. Therefore, we learn to lean into the faithfulness and presence of God as our hope and strength. 
 
Outline: 
1. Just because you are among God's people, does not mean you are safe. 
2. Your soul is always under attack to desire evil and serve idols. 
3. Learn to continually rely on God's faithful power and presence. 
 
Application: 
• Do you have a healthy self awareness about the dangers that your heart faces every day? 
• What are the biggest sources of sinful desire in your life today? 
• Is it part of your spiritual growth to expose idols in your heart? Do you welcome fellow believers to help you in this process? 
• Is God your source of greatest comfort? Do you turn to the faithfulness of God in the midst of struggles and battles with sin? 
 
Scripture references: 
• Exodus 32:1-5 
• James 1:14-15 
• 1 John 5:21 
• Ezekiel 14:4-5 
• Ephesians 2:1-6 
• Ephesians 6:10-14 
• Romans 8:31-35 
 
Main ideas: 
• idolatry 
• spiritual danger 
• self awareness 
• evil desire 
• God's faithfulness 
• spiritual strength

Text: 1 Corinthians 10:1-13

Main idea:
True christianity lives a life of community and vigilance, as we understand the dangers of the temptations that surround us in the world, as well as our own inner weakness. Therefore, we learn to lean into the faithfulness and presence of God as our hope and strength.

Outline:
1. Just because you are among God's people, does not mean you are safe.
2. Your soul is always under attack to desire evil and serve idols.
3. Learn to continually rely on God's faithful power and presence.

Application:
• Do you have a healthy self awareness about the dangers that your heart faces every day?
• What are the biggest sources of sinful desire in your life today?
• Is it part of your spiritual growth to expose idols in your heart? Do you welcome fellow believers to help you in this process?
• Is God your source of greatest comfort? Do you turn to the faithfulness of God in the midst of struggles and battles with sin?

Scripture references:
• Exodus 32:1-5
• Ja

Battle of the gods - 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

1 Cor 9:4-14 
 
“In the same way, the Lord has commanded that those who preach the gospel should earn their living 
by the gospel.” 
 
1. The Lord’s calling to be a pastor 
- Requirements 
- Tasks and responsibilities 
care, protect, discipline, feed, encourage, love 
- Rights and limited authority 
 
2. The Lord’s calling to support pastors 
 
a. financial support 
- The common human practice 
- The Practice of O.T. 
- The Lord’s commandment 
 
b. Reasons for this support 
- Calling of the Lord 
- partnership in the Gospel 
- personal needs of the pastor 
- blessings to the giver himself 
 
c. Wrong practices: 
By pastor: 
- It is a calling, not just your work 
- Misuse of church finances 
- Rejecting church support 
 
By congregation: 
- Neglect - demanding unpaid ministry 
- Ownership of the pastor – demanding obedience and no freedom. 
- Misuse of tithing 
 
3. Our Lord’s Earthly example of partnership in the Gospel 
- Son of God was called to serve people 
-His followers supported Him 
 
4. Practical ways to support our pastors 
 
- Tithing 
- Praying 
- Words of encouragement 
- Sharing of your victories 
 
“In the same way, the Lord has commanded that those who preach the gospel should earn their living 
by the gospel.”

1 Cor 9:4-14

“In the same way, the Lord has commanded that those who preach the gospel should earn their living
by the gospel.”

1. The Lord’s calling to be a pastor
- Requirements
- Tasks and responsibilities
care, protect, discipline, feed, encourage, love
- Rights and limited authority

2. The Lord’s calling to support pastors

a. financial support
- The common human practice
- The Practice of O.T.
- The Lord’s commandment

b. Reasons for this support
- Calling of the Lord
- partnership in the Gospel
- personal needs of the pastor
- blessings to the giver himself

c. Wrong practices:
By pastor:
- It is a calling, not just your work
- Misuse of church finances
- Rejecting church support

By congregation:
- Neglect - demanding unpaid ministry
- Ownership of the pastor – demanding obedience and no freedom.
- Misuse of tithing

3. Our Lord’s Earthly example of partnership in the Gospel
- Son of God was called to serve people
-His followers supported Him

4. Practical ways to support ou

Pastor, We've Got You Covered - 1 Corinthians 9:4-14 | Pastor Vitaliy Kunda

Main idea: 
Our significance is determined by Christ's call, not by our external situations. When we understand this it totally changes the way we view our life circumstances, and teaches us to embrace the challenges that surround us with faithfulness and hope. 
 
Outline: 
1. Christians often fall into the mistake of judging success and spirituality by external circumstances. 
2. Our external circumstances are insignificant when it comes to our status in God's kingdom and among God's people. 
3. Our external circumstances ARE significant because our life situations are assigned to us by God. 
4. Accepting God's call on your life means working faithfully and diligently within the life circumstances that you are in. 
 
Application questions: 
• Have you truly considered the fullness of Christ's work for you? Do you feel a deep sense of belonging to God and his people because of what Jesus has done? 
• Do you constantly try to improve your status with God by changing our life situation? 
• Are you tempted to judge and rank people in the church around you based on their life situation? 
◦ Learn to rest in the finished work of Jesus, who has made us all family in Jesus. 
◦ Rejoice in the diversity of the church, this is a feature not a flaw. 
• Are you tempted to escape from your current life situation? Or do you see it as a unique calling from God? 
• Are you wasting your life? Or are you seeking to face your challenges and think biblically through them? Do you know what faithfulness looks like for you today? 
◦ Take time to prayerfully think through your life, noting the most difficult and uncomfortable parts. 
◦ Seek trusted friendships and input from people that you respect to help you be able to respond faithfully to the unique challenges you face. 
◦ Understand that God has deep purpose for your specific challenges. Not a single detail in your life is random chance. And he wants to use your life to give hope to others. 
 
Scripture References: 
• 1 Corinthians 7:17-24 
• Philemon 1:15-17 
• 1 Peter 1:5-7 
• 1 Corinthians 10:13 
 
Key concepts: 
• Membership in God's family 
• Christ's finished work 
• Calling 
• Purpose in Difficulties 
• Faithfulness 
• Fruitfulness

Main idea:
Our significance is determined by Christ's call, not by our external situations. When we understand this it totally changes the way we view our life circumstances, and teaches us to embrace the challenges that surround us with faithfulness and hope.

Outline:
1. Christians often fall into the mistake of judging success and spirituality by external circumstances.
2. Our external circumstances are insignificant when it comes to our status in God's kingdom and among God's people. 
3. Our external circumstances ARE significant because our life situations are assigned to us by God.
4. Accepting God's call on your life means working faithfully and diligently within the life circumstances that you are in.

Application questions:
• Have you truly considered the fullness of Christ's work for you? Do you feel a deep sense of belonging to God and his people because of what Jesus has done?
• Do you constantly try to improve your status with God by changing our life situation?
• Are you 

Living Word Bible Church Videos

Feasting at The Table of The One True King - 1 Corinthians 10:14-22 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

Battle of the gods - 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

Pastor, We've Got You Covered - 1 Corinthians 9:4-14 | Pastor Vitaliy Kunda

Live Your True Calling - 1 Corinthians 7:17-24 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

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Feasting at The Table of The One True King - 1 Corinthians 10:14-22 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

Battle of the gods - 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

Pastor, We've Got You Covered - 1 Corinthians 9:4-14 | Pastor Vitaliy Kunda

Live Your True Calling - 1 Corinthians 7:17-24 | Pastor Andrey Bulanov

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