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Transcript: The Repentance Reset Button Born Again Bishop Ignaty Brianchaninov left us the following precious instruction: "In order to live spiritually and draw breath from grace, we must continually exhale the ashes of sin." We sin almost constantly, if not in our deeds, then in our thoughts and feelings. Therefore it is essential to continually cleanse our souls. In the language of asceticism (teaching on religious struggle) it is known as "internal activity" or "attentiveness." To continually repent is to pay unceasing attention to one’s spiritual life, to assess and remove from it all that is questionable and foolish. This spiritual battle requires ability, God’s assistance, and constant prayer. As the holy Fathers of the Church write " It is pointless to weep over the sins of the past if we do not struggle with them in the present." Continual repentance or attentiveness is that poverty of spirit of which Christ speaks in the first Beatitude in His sermon on the mount. The call to such repentance is found throughout the Word of God and the texts of Orthodox worship. In a sense, all of the teaching of the Church is a single call to repentance in the most profound sense of that term, i.e. it is a call to rebirth, to a complete reassessment of all values, to a new understanding and vision of life in the light of Christ. Born Again? MY OWN PERSONAL SISYPHUS If not Us then Who? Oh, God! UNINTENTIONAL INTENTIONAL SEEN UNSEEN FAILURES MISSTEPS "Wash me thoroughly from my iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin" "Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean; wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Make me to hear joy and gladness, that the bones which You have broken may rejoice. Hide Your face from my sins, and blot out all my iniquities. Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me." THE PSALM 50 CONUNDRUM For I acknowledge my transgressions, and my sin is ever before me. Against You, You only, have I sinned, and done this evil in Your sight that You may be found just when You speak, and blameless when You judge. (PSALM 50:3-4) Western/Protestant Christianity The phrase “born again Christian” is frequently misinterpreted. Looking at its primary reference, we see that its meaning is not about physical birth, but about experiencing a spiritual renewal. It is is an expression used by many Protestants to define the moment or process of fully accepting faith in Jesus Christ. It is an experience when the teachings of Christianity and Jesus become real, and the "born again" acquire a personal relationship with God. The term is originated from an incident in the New Testament in which the words of Jesus were not understood by a Jewish Pharisee, Nicodemus. Jesus replied, "Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again." "How can someone be born when they are old?" Nicodemus asked. "Surely they cannot enter a second time into their mother's womb to be born!" Jesus answered, "Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit." John 3:3-5 NIV Eastern/Orthodox Christianity The phrase “born again” also needs some tweaking, if not rescuing from its narrowly individualistic Evangelical environment. First of all, the word “again” [Greek anothen] in the phrase “born again” is better rendered “from above”, so that Christ is not counselling a repetition of the first birth, but a completely new kind of birth “from above”—i.e. from God, the phrase “above” being a Jewish circumlocution for the divine Name. Christ connects this rebirth with “water and the Spirit” (John 3:5), the water clearly being a reference to the water in which His disciples were immersed at baptism. This was the unanimous conclusion of the early church, and undergirds such references to baptism as found in St. Paul when he speaks of “the washing of rebirth” (Titus 3:5) and of Christians being “cleansed by the washing of water with the Word” (Ephesians 5:26).

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Transcript: They do not accept the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ Traditional Orthodox Jews also believe in being born again through reincarnation Hindu's use the term born again in explaining reincarnation. This is not spoken with the same lexical meaning as used by Christians. Ways "Born again" can be used Jehovah's Witnesses- only the 144,000 are said to be born again A lexical phrase Lutheran Born again can be used in first, second, or third person. Example, I am a born again Christian. She is a born again work out junkie. Hebrew is a born again language. Saying *"I will be born again on Tuesday." Born again Where have we seen it? Denominations of the World "Born again" also refers to Baptist Mormon Some Religions that do not believe in being "born again" It can be said that a person is NOT born again if... The question "Have you been born again?" Presupposes that a person was born. *I am a born-again yellow. *She born-again reading. * I love her born-again. *Come to my born-again. All but one person automatically reffered to the spiritual term but they all have used the term in the non-religious form. Some religions disagree on whether the terms has a correlation to living sinless. For example, some baptist believe you can be re-born and still continue to live in sin. I had a "born again" experience Nichodemus story Negation Born again describes an action or state. It can also be used as an adjective. It cannot be used as a subject/noun. Person number Christian I am a born again marathon runner. Holy Rollers Tense church going "BORN-AGAIN" Culturally, often found as a title Turning over a new leaf Religions that believe in being "born again" Ways that "born-again" does not work Usually past or present tense So what does "born again" have to do with semantics? You OUGHT to consider if you are born again He went "All spiritual..." Data composed of 6 Different denominations and some with no religious beliefs. Ages 18-60 White, Black, Asain, Hispanic This is a term that will change your life if you let it!! MY STORY Catholic- use to describe what happens after baptism as an infant I am a "born again" greenie. Born again is an ambiguous lexical phrase You CAN be born again, if you accept Christ Pentecostal Title of various songs, books, newpaper articles, and people Presbyterian My Research One meaning is referred to as a spiritual process. Webster defines the term "born-again" as "newly interested in and enthusiastic about something and eager to make other people think the way you do. Origin of the term "born again" I am a "born-again christian 10% of Native Americans The term is often used with modal auxiliaries The statement "I am a born again Tigers fan" presupposes that at one time I was a tigers fan. I have been "born again" through baptism Methodist Despite the terms attachment to a spiritual meaning, many people are using the phrase as a catch phrase/ nonspiritual lexicon Have you been born again? The term is often found in the form of a question Buddhist Muslim Presupposition Possibly the most well known reference to being born again comes from the biblical story of Jesus and Nichodemus. Nichodemus asked Jesus "How can a man be born again?" Jesus replied," Verily Veerily I tell you, a man cannot enter the kingdom of heaven unless he is born again. "

Born Again !

Transcript: Welcome to... Rules! 1.) bE QUITE DURING THE PREACHING! 2.) Don't ask to the restroom unless of EMERGENCY! 3.) Stay in your taxi! 4.) Don't pass the caution tape ! 5.) Do not eat candy in God's city! 6.) No electronics! 7.) Do not electrocute your neighbor! 8.) Keep your shoes on ! 9.) Have fun ! Boy Vs. Girls! Worship Time! Born Again ! A new life in Christ How many of you know this book called "The very hungry Caterpillar"? "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" is a wonderful book by Eric Carle. The story begins with a tiny egg on a leaf in the light of the moon. On a Sunday morning, the warm sun came up and -- pop! -- out of the egg came a very small and very hungry caterpillar. He began to eat, and eat, and eat, but he was still hungry. Finally, he had eaten so much that he had a stomach ache! The next day was Sunday again. The caterpillar ate through a nice green leaf, and his stomach felt much better. He built a small house, called, a cocoon, around himself and stayed in there for more than two weeks. Then he nibbled a hole in the cocoon and pushed his way out. Guess what? He wasn't a caterpillar any more, he was now a beautiful butterfly. Open your Bible to... In reply Jesus declared, "I tell you the truth, no one can see the kingdom of God unless he is born again." John 3:3 (NIV) The story of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" reminds me of the story of a man in our Bible lesson for today. It is the story of a man by the name of Nicodemus. Nicodemus was a very religious man and was a leader of the Pharisees. He spent a lot of time studying the Scriptures, but there was still much that he didn't understand. Nicodemus came to Jesus late one night, because he was hungry No, he wasn't looking for a late night snack, he was hungry for spiritual food. He was hungry for the truth about the kingdom of God. He came to Jesus because he had questions and he knew that Jesus would have the answers. "Teacher," Nicodemus said to Jesus, "we all know that God has sent you to teach us. No one could perform the miracles that you are doing if God were not with him." Jesus answered, "I tell you the truth, unless you are born again, you cannot see the Kingdom of God." "What do you mean?" exclaimed Nicodemus. "How can a man be born again?" Jesus went on to explain to Nicodemus that a person is "born again" when the Spirit of God enters into his heart. "Humans can reproduce human life, but the Holy Spirit gives birth to spiritual life. So don't be surprised when I say, 'You must be born again.'" "How are these things possible?" Nicodemus said scratching his head. Think about the story of "The Hungry Caterpillar?" When he came out of his cocoon, he wasn't an improved caterpillar, was he? No,he was a totally new creation. A butterfly! That's the way it is when we let Jesus into our heart. He doesn't just make us a better person. He makes us a new creation! News! JP kids every Tuesday night @ 7:30 Don't forget your points!

Born Again

Transcript: How They Act on Education The Children Recruitment: Mama, Denice, Andrew & Marci Andrew Mwafusi Although they are not the most organized and wealthy, the Born Again Orphanage is making a difference in the entire community of Diani. Everyone at the orphanage is very welcoming and all volunteers that come are welcomed witha so, they sing them a welcome song. In the orphanage they have 38 children. Of these 38, 22 of them are in primary, 13 are in secondary, and 3 are in university. And every year the orphanage has a soccer tournament to raise money for the school year. Mombasa, Kenya Born Again Orphanage Volunteer network known as NVS Volunteer network known as IVHQ The orphanage's Facebook page The Staff Foundation & Location There is permanent staff working at the orphanage but they are only paid when they are financially stable and able to take care of every child's need first. Papa & Mama started taking in children living on the streets and had the government regulate their foundation. Some of the children are completely orphaned, while others had families that could not take care of them. The number one mission of the Born Again orphanage is to support and educate every child through college. They believe the solution to poverty starts with a good education The orphanage is funded through donations and volunteer services. To lower schooling costs, they pair up with local schools so every child can go to a school that fits them best. They pair with 25 different schools, one being St. Mercy. It is a small private school that has both primary & secondary teachings. St. Mercy was started in 1997, and was the first to embrace Born Again. The Born Again orphanage was founded and built in 2005 by a pastor who goes by Papa Jefferies and his wife, Mama. They saw a need to provide a safe home and good education to the children in their community. The orphanage is located in Diani, Mombasa, which is right off the coast of the Indian Ocean.

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