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1. 30:18 We made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. Of ourselves is important because it's really easy to look around and make a fearless and searching moral inventory of everyone else. But when you turn it towards yourself, it can get a little scary. So we made a searching and fearless because you know that the higher power that God can restore you to sanity and you're gonna let him, you need to take inventory. So step five, we admitted to really short blank there, God, first of all, and to ourselves, and to someone else, another human being. Good News for the Sinners in This Room
2. 32:03 Making a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. We made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. When Direct Amends Wherever Possible
3. 29:12 Step four, we made a searching and what? Fearless. Moral inventory of ourselves, and it's helpful that it is of ourselves and not of other people. A fear that that is what we are good at is finding a searching and fearless moral inventory of everyone else. But this makes a big difference. Praying Only for His Will and the Power to Carry It Out · Ray McDaniel
4. 41:18 We made a fearless and searching moral inventory of our nephews, of our nieces, of our aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, cousins, wife, husband. No. It's we made a I made a fearless and searching moral inventory of myself. And if you start to do that, where do you start? Now, you all came to church this morning, so either you were dragged here or you came here voluntarily, but the Bible usually has something to do with coming to church. Love Must Have an Object
5. 38:33 There are, of course, analogies all over the Old Testament and the list would be a whole lot longer if we took the list from the Old Testament. But here they are. And this is kind of the fourth step if you if you're wondering when you're doing a fearless and searching moral inventory of yourself and trying to see what the problem is that you can't do anything about, step one, and that there is a higher power who can restore me to sanity. Step two, I'm gonna turn my will and my way over to God as I understand him. Step three, and then it's the fearless and searching moral inventory. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
6. 5:02 And this is kind of the fourth step if you if you're wondering when you're doing a fearless and searching moral inventory of yourself and trying to see what the problem is that you can't do anything about, step one, and that there is a higher power who can restore me to sanity. Step two, I'm gonna turn my will and my way over to God as I understand him. Step three, and then it's the fearless in searching moral inventory. So you look at your life. And if you need a a cheat sheet for what are some of the vices that I might find looking fearlessly and searching my these are some of them. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead
7. 35:29 As we understood it. Amen. Step four. That one's looking pretty blank. Step four, we made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. Good News for the Sinners in This Room
8. 45:04 But I know that there is a higher power who can restore me to sanity. The third part is saying, I'm gonna let him. I'm giving this to him. That fearless in search and moral inventory. I've come up with stuff. Saddling Up Anyway
9. 43:07 I probably sent it to 15 or 20 people. I have a copy right here. If you want it, it's a good place to start the fearless and searching moral inventory. Lord, what is it that is my issue that it's a besetting sin? Show me the things. Love Must Have an Object
10. 43:34 Alright. That's the list. That'll give you a grid. If you're doing a fearless and searching moral inventory and you've got five big sins that you see all around you and you think that's what's wrong with the world. Those five ones are not your problem, probably. Having Had a Spiritual Awakening
11. 29:34 And I have included there a big long list of all of the vice list of the New Testament. If you want one of those, I'll give it to you. I made a bunch of copies. Usually, there's somebody afterwards that wants one. Metasearch and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. Praying Only for His Will and the Power to Carry It Out · Ray McDaniel
12. 27:54 It helps that it is of ourselves. It's natural for us to look around and do a fearless and searching moral inventory of everyone else. In step five, we admitted to God. There he is. We admitted it to God and to ourselves and to another human being, the exact nature of our wrongs. Improve Your Conscious Contact With God
13. 27:33 Thank you. As we understood him, it's recognizing we are finite and we don't understand him completely. We could always know him better. So since I know I can't, I know that he can, I'm going to let him step three. Step four, we made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. Improve Your Conscious Contact With God
14. 32:55 It's like where the rubber hits the road and self examination is a big part of the book of James. We made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. Now, I've been putting this slide up here for weeks and weeks now, it's like ten weeks. And it's almost ridiculous in it's in the list. And it's not exhaustive. Direct Amends Wherever Possible
15. 42:31 So if the New Testament listed as sinful and wrong, actually, it's mostly Paul, Peter, and Hebrews and different places around the epistles mostly. Jesus amplifies the list. Where it says murder up here, he says hatred. So it's this is this is a good start. If you're gonna do a fearless and searching moral inventory, and I could read it. Love Must Have an Object
16. 37:11 We made a decision to turn our will in our lives over to care of God. As we understood him, it's a statement of humility. Step four, we made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. This is a daunting step. It's a really daunting step because to look at yourself and not like what you see, you do have, all of us do have an enemy. First Be Reconciled to Your Brother
17. 38:25 Self examination, making a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. If you are just judging yourself though by other people, that's a bad system. You're going to look around and you're to say, there's no way I'm as good as that guy and but I'm so much better than them. Both of those things will come up. So we need an objective standard. First Be Reconciled to Your Brother
18. 39:51 This is important because it's easy to see the sins of others and sometimes it's really really hard to see our own. And so to make a searching and fearless moral inventory of oneself is important. Self examination, deflation at depth, a willingness, belief, surrender, and then this, self examination. Now, I have used this list. I haven't read it since step four, but I'm going to read it now. Having Had a Spiritual Awakening
19. 39:27 That statement of humility is saying that I, a finite beating being do not understand the infinite God, but as he will direct me and show me who he is, I will follow after that. Right? I'll follow after him. I'm making a commitment, a decision to turn my will in my life over to the care of God as I understand him. Now step four, we made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves, of ourselves. Having Had a Spiritual Awakening
20. 4:18 So according to the bible hey, here's that slide again. I thought you would never see this one again. I used this a lot when we were going through the 12 steps. And when we get to the fourth step and we're doing a fearless and searching moral inventory of our own lives, like I said, this sermon is for each of us individually, not just for that guy. I wish so and so would hear this, but that I would hear this. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead

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