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Imagine your city and home have been attacked and you have been taken over seven hundred miles from your home to a foreign land, where you don't know anyone, you don't know the language or the customs. And to make matters worse, you were taken just before a time when you were to enter your chosen p
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How can Matthew 21 teach us to live our life? Life is most alive in the white-space between our calendar appointments. It exists in the margins we create, typically while wearing an old college t-shirt and our favorite comfy pants with no make-up.
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Think about this phrase, “the world was not worthy of them”. These martyrs of the bible lived life and faced death in such a way that the world didn't claim them.
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Peter’s role as spokesman was firmly established. He boldy proclaimed "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God." Who do YOU say He is?
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God tells His people in Deuteronomy 30:19 "I set before you life and death, blessings and curses". We have the same choice. We CAN choose life!
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Galatians 6:9 says "Let us not become weary in doing good". Are we all too quickly discouraged? I want to encourage you today, do not give up! Persevere!
Alive at 5: Victory In Retrospect: The Complete Volume
Acts 4:13 shows us how to be bold. Let us learn a lesson from Jesus and His early followers. If we do not seek the lost, who will?
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Be reminded, brother and sister: God sees you in your sin, and He loves you anyway. Rather than hiding from our sins, “Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need” (Hebrews 4:16).
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As co-heirs with Christ, we have access to all His wealth. We didn't do anything to deserve it, and don't have to earn it. Will you accept this free gift?
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To take up your cross is a daily endeavor that must be repeated. Every day we are telling Christ to take the lead and we will follow.
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We have conjured up and currently live inside the notion that those who love don’t correct, because, in our minds, there is nothing about us that needs to be altered. “Love me as I am” is the cry of the culture. Well I, for one, would like to thank those who actually didn’t love me as I am.
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Luke 4:18 tells us "He has sent Me to tell those who are being held that they can go free." Are we telling people about His freedom? Are we cultivating genuine friendships or are we holding onto past grudges and arguments?