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 Barrington
H. Brennen is an ordained minister of
the gospel, board certified clinical
psychotherapist, nationally certified
psychologist, USA, marriage and family
therapist, musician and writer.
He loves talking with young people and
sharing about Jesus and the practical
things of life. He graduated
from Bahamas Academy in June of 1973.
He is a husband (33 years), father, and
grandfather. He earned graduate
degrees in counseling psychology and
religion from Andrews University,
Michigan.
Students are free to contact him via
email to ask questions or to
give comments. Use the contact
information on your right.
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First Session
How Hot
Are You?
Today's
Text: Revelation 3:15 & 16
"I know your deeds, that you
are neither cold nor hot.
I wish you were either
one or the other! So,
because you are lukewarm
—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of
my mouth."
High Points:
Slide Show
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According to Revelation 3:15 and 16, Jesus
was disappointed because His people were not
hot.
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What is the meaning of being "hot?" Is
it something physical or spiritual?
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Most high school students think of being
"hot" as being sexy and cool. Is that
all bad?
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If
high school students are not hot for Jesus,
they will be hot for Satan and that's scary
and dangerous.
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When you are hot for Satan you are in
reality cold for Jesus. Sex, drugs,
cheating are the games of the day.
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It
is only when high school students are hot
for Jesus they can truly make
wise decisions about life.
Contact the
speaker:
buildingthehotyou@gmail.com
1242-327-1980
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