Jesus sent out a large group of unnamed followers on an important mission trip. They may not be named here in this text, but their names do appear in another very important place. And so do yours.
"Give them what they've got coming!" James and John may have been thinking this. We may feel this way as well sometimes. But that's not what Jesus was thinking as He "set His face to go to Jerusalem.…
"For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." Scripture includes a number of "doxologies" like this in prayer and praise to God in both the Old and New Testament. Wha…
Living in this sin-filled world can leave us discouraged, exhausted ... and running in the wrong direction. God calls us back to Himself, reminds us we're not alone, and gives us strength.
There may be a difference between being "angry" and being "mad." We live in a world which is bit of both – but, in love, needs to hear what Jesus has done for it.
In Christ, we are now sons of God. That's the result of a whole new relationship that wasn't there before. And with this comes a very special privilege.
While we were once "prisoners of the law," Paul warns us not to make ourselves prisoners once again. Instead, he encourages us to stand firm in the freedom which Christ has given us.
"Guilt" and "shame" are two words that are often heard together. However, there is a distinction. God has rescued us from both. Today we will look at how God has taken away our shame.
"Guilt" and "shame" are two words that are often heard together. However, there is a distinction. God has rescued us from both. Today we will look at how God has taken away our guilt.
In this part of the Lord's Prayer we pray that our heavenly Father would give us strength to resist and overcome temptation from the devil, the world and our sinful nature.
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Thu 20 Jun 2019
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