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HLT Training Talk 5 Rev 1

This document outlines 4 types of good people and encourages household leaders to be the 4th type who avoids wrongdoing, practices virtue, has zeal for righteousness, and wins souls. It discusses how zeal for righteousness comes from love for God and neighbor. Household leaders should correct wrongdoings and encourage members through hard times using their duties and God's example of encouraging Jesus. The conclusion urges leaders to help members through evangelism and care using their righteousness zeal.

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HLT Training Talk 5 Rev 1

This document outlines 4 types of good people and encourages household leaders to be the 4th type who avoids wrongdoing, practices virtue, has zeal for righteousness, and wins souls. It discusses how zeal for righteousness comes from love for God and neighbor. Household leaders should correct wrongdoings and encourage members through hard times using their duties and God's example of encouraging Jesus. The conclusion urges leaders to help members through evangelism and care using their righteousness zeal.

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TALK NO.

5
A. DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE
ARE 4 KINDS OF GOOD PEOPLE?

1. Those who do no evil, yet do not devote


themselves faithfully to doing good.
A. DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE
ARE 4 KINDS OF GOOD PEOPLE?

2. Those who refrain from evil and also


devote themselves to frequent good deeds,
yet while they do not neglect to do what
good they can, they see no need to do more
that that.
A. DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE
ARE 4 KINDS OF GOOD PEOPLE?

3. Those who detest and avoid


wrongdoing, fervently commit
themselves to whatever good they can
do, and desire greater personal
holiness, yet lack equal concern for the
holiness of others.
A. DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE
ARE 4 KINDS OF GOOD PEOPLE?

4. Those who avoid wrongdoing, practice


virtue, are afire with zeal for personal
righteousness, and have zeal for winning
souls.
B. Zeal for righteousness stems from the very
basis of our Christianity, namely :

1. A person who loves God not only


desires to enjoy his goodness and be
close to him, but loves to see his will
accomplished, his worship carried out
and his honor exalted.
B. Zeal for righteousnss stems from the very
basis of our Christianity, namely :

2. A person who loves his neighbor


desires not only health and prosperity for
him, but even more, eternal salvation.
B. Zeal for righteousness stems from the very
basis of our Christianity, namely :

3. Love of God and neighbor should cause


us to mourn if God is dishonoured or
disobeyed, and if others are not in right
relationship with Him.
B. Zeal for righteousness stems from the very
basis of our Christianity, namely :

4. Although all Christians should love their


neighbor, this love for others is
especially necessary for those who are
leaders. and hatred of evil as is God's
heart.
Ps 45:8. "You love justice and hate
wickedness; therefore God, your God,
has anointed you..."
C. Areas of concern in our lives and in the
lives of our household member.

• Growth in love for God and for


neighbor. Selflessness.
• Active participation in the life of the
Church. Frequent reception of the
sacraments.
C. Areas of concern in our lives and in the
lives of our household member.

• Faithfulness to the covenant of CFC.


• Areas not essential for salvation but
desirable for making spiritual progress.
D. Two specific application : Correction and
Encouragement

Correction

1. At the heart of scriptural appreciation


for correction is a hatred of sin, and a
realization of human fallibility.
Thus: zeal + love of neighbor =
correction.
D. Two specific application : Correction
and Encouragement

• Correction

2. Deal with the wrongdoing of members.


3. Your accountability as head to correct.
D. Two specific application : Correction
and Encouragement

• Encouragement

1. You also have a duty to encourage.


2. At the start of Jesus' ministry, God
encouraged him.
3. "Encourage" is a compound of two
words": "en" = to put in or into, and
"courage" = confidence, strength.
D. Two specific application : Correction
and Encouragement

• Encouragement
4. There is plenty of bad news around. And
how quickly people respond to
discouraging news.
D. Two specific application : Correction
and Encouragement

• Encouragement

5. A fruit of encouragement is growth in


perseverance. Perse­verance is a
Christian quality especially needed to
over­come problems, obstacles and trials.
We ourselves need to persevere in the
ministry of encouragement.
E. Conclusion
1. There are four types of good people.
We should be like those who avoid wrongdoing,
practice virtue, are afire with zeal for personal
righteousness, and have zeal for winning souls.

Household leaders should strive to be the 4th type.


* Because this is ideal for headship.
* This is an assurance that all household
members will be helped to move on.
E. Conclusion

2. God uses our zeal for righteousness to help


other people.
•Through evangelization, bringing God's life to
others.
•Through caring for members of CFC.

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