Some might say that 53-years-old is “too young” to die. While by most accounts it is sooner than expected, I’d like to share another perspective for you to consider. I find it helps me whenever my heart settles on this sentiment. Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints. – […]
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I was born with a tender heart. Contrary to this fact, many people in my life consider me prickly or overly intense at times, which is true in some ways. However, I’ll submit that such an outer shell is a protective covering, like a callous built up over years of absorbing the sorrows of others
OUTLINE: Christ willingly ceded superiority temporarily to accomplish a specific goal.2 Co 8:9 MSGYou are familiar with the generosity of our Master, Jesus Christ. Rich as he was, he gave it all away for us — in one stroke he became poor and we became rich.Php 2:7-8but emptied [Greek active voice – He was the agency
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OUTLINE:Ac 7:60And falling to his knees he cried out with a loud voice, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” And when he had said this, he fell asleep.GLORY!!Grace and forgiveness are imperative to bringing glory to God in our lives! Passing on His ForgivenessEven though we deserve final judgment, we believers have been
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I am weary. This has been a recurring thought in my head for well over 2 months now, as the onslaught of difficulties has been seemingly continuous. You know like when you are swimming in the ocean and you duck under one wave, come up for air, only to find that there is another one
The title of this blog may have you intrigued. How could someone Jesus called “a devil” be comforting to us? Isn’t Judas Iscariot the man whose guts were spilled out on the ground after he hung himself (Acts 1:18-19)? I mean, how can one whose death was so gruesome inspire us to comfort in any
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