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The Gospel of Freedom and the Things That Hinder Ne New You were running a good race . let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out


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“The Gospel of Freedom and the Things That Hinder”

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“You were running a good race.” “… let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us…”

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“Not that I have already obtained all this,

  • r have already arrived at my goal,

but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.

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“Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus….”

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“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

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“The Gospel of Freedom and the Things That Hinder”

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“Jesus said to his disciples, ‘Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.’”

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“The Gospel of Freedom and the Things That Hinder”

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“The Gospel of Freedom and the Things That Hinder”

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Hindrances –

Obstacles which keep us from the freedom God offers

Highways –

Christ’s antidotes which empower us to live in freedom The Performance Trap Justification The Approval Trap Reconciliation The Blame Trap Propitiation The Shame Trap Regeneration

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1) What is the performance trap?

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1) What is the performance trap?

  • A lie saying,

“I must meet certain standards in order to feel good about myself.”

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“The Gospel of Freedom and the Things That Hinder”

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1) What is the performance trap?

  • A lie saying, “I must meet certain standards in order to feel good about myself.”
  • Believing that we are more valued by obeying the rules.
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1) What is the performance trap?

  • A lie saying, “I must meet certain standards in order to feel good about myself.”
  • Believing that we are more valued by obeying the rules.
  • It puts “doing” before “being” – what I do defines who I am.
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1) What is the performance trap?

  • A lie saying, “I must meet certain standards in order to feel good about myself.”
  • Believing that we are more valued by obeying the rules.
  • It puts “doing” before “being” – what I do defines who I am.
  • It essentially tells God that His creative intention in my life

doesn’t matter.

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1) What is the performance trap?

2) Why is performance a “trap”?

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1) What is the performance trap?

2) Why is performance a “trap”?

  • Because once we give into that way of thinking,

we cannot escape on our own.

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1) What is the performance trap?

2) Why is performance a “trap”?

  • Because once we give into that way of thinking, we cannot escape on our own.
  • Because both success and failure can destroy us.
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1) What is the performance trap?

2) Why is performance a “trap”?

  • Because once we give into that way of thinking, we cannot escape on our own.
  • Because both success and failure can destroy us.
  • Success can deceive us to think this way “works”,

leading to perfectionism.

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1) What is the performance trap?

2) Why is performance a “trap”?

  • Because once we give into that way of thinking, we cannot escape on our own.
  • Because both success and failure can destroy us.
  • Success can deceive us to think this way “works”, leading to perfectionism.
  • Failures can fill us with hopelessness / worthlessness

making us withdraw.

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”?

3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”?

3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

  • Performance hinders our ability to understand God’s grace.
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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”?

3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

  • Performance hinders our ability to understand God’s grace.
  • We find ourselves running in the wrong race or

hindered in the right race.

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”?

3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

  • Performance hinders our ability to understand God’s grace.
  • We find ourselves running in the wrong race or hindered in the right race.
  • Either way, we are hindered in following Jesus

because we don’t have our eyes on the prize. Hebrews 12:2

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“Not that I have already obtained all this,

  • r have already arrived at my goal,

but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.

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“Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus….”

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“… let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us… Let us fix our eyes on Jesus…”

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed?

Me

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.

Me

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.

Me

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.
  • Chemical dependency.

Me

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.
  • Chemical dependency.
  • Loss of identity.

Me

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we fail:

  • Passivity – withdrawal from all risks.

When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.
  • Chemical dependency.
  • Loss of identity.
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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we fail:

  • Passivity – withdrawal from all risks.
  • Anger at others, self and God.

When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.
  • Chemical dependency.
  • Loss of identity.
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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we fail:

  • Passivity – withdrawal from all risks.
  • Anger at others, self and God.
  • Immoral choices.

When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.
  • Chemical dependency.
  • Loss of identity.
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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus?

4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed? When we fail:

  • Passivity – withdrawal from all risks.
  • Anger at others, self and God.
  • Immoral choices.
  • Low motivation.

When we succeed:

  • Perfectionism.
  • Pride.
  • Chemical dependency.
  • Loss of identity.
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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus? 4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed?

5) How does Jesus provide a “highway” out?

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus? 4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed?

5) How does Jesus provide a “highway” out?

  • Real success:

Jesus reminds us that He has already performed for us.

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1) What is the performance trap? 2) Why is performance a “trap”? 3) How does it hinder us in following Jesus? 4) What can the performance trap produce if undetected and unaddressed?

5) How does Jesus provide a “highway” out?

  • Real success: Jesus reminds us that He has already performed for us.
  • Real value:

A proclamation of our value to God and to ourselves.

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Come to the Table of the Lord…