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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Money Matters (Oct 21)
Money can be a major stumbling block or a major blessing. The scripture has much to say about how we handle it. Continue reading
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Tagged generosity, greed, money, root of all kinds of evil, share
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My Strength and My Song (Oct 20)
The Psalmist describes his situation: he feels overwhelmed, surrounded, pushed back and about to fall. Have you ever been there? Continue reading
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A Good Example (Oct 19)
“Set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity.” Continue reading
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Tagged be an example, good example, people of integrity
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The Praise of All Peoples (Oct 18)
All the cultures of the world with their own languages, music, arts and craftsmanship have a unique beauty. Each in a unique way shows us a glimpse of what it means to be created in “His image.” All the races, languages and cultures reflect the wisdom and glory of their creator. He finds beauty in each one and looks to the day when people from all nations will gather around his throne in heaven and all that beauty will come together to create a glorious symphony of praise: Continue reading
Devoted to Closeness (Oct 17)
What is God looking for in his people? He is looking for people who are devoted to be close to Him. What is God looking for, especially in leaders? He is looking for leaders who are devoted to be close to Him. Continue reading
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Tagged devoted to closeness, intimacy with God, Jeremiah, leadership
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How Could We Ever Repay the Lord for His Goodness? (Oct 16)
God is good. He is benevolent, loving and generous in his nature. He loves to do good things for his people. “I will rejoice in doing them good, and I will plant them in this land in faithfulness, with all my heart and all my soul” Jeremiah 32:41 (ESV). He has good plans for his people (Jeremiah 29:11). He demonstrates that goodness in many ways, but especially by answering prayer. Continue reading
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Tagged goodness of God, how could we ever repay God, Psalm 116
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Open Doors and Open Hearts (Oct 15)
What are your prayer priorities? Where do you spend your time in prayer? Many focus most of their prayer time on their shopping list of personal needs. If they do pray for others it is mostly prayer for physical and financial needs Continue reading
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Tagged open doors, open hearts, prayer priorities, spread rapidly
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Never Ending Encouragement (Oct 14)
The Thessalonians were going through difficult times of suffering and persecution. They were beat up and bruised by the circumstances of life. They hoped that Jesus would return quickly, but were beginning to wonder if they had missed out somehow. Continue reading
Beyond Good Intentions (Oct 13)
n our own strength, we have many good purposes and many good intentions, but little follow through. Paul is praying for the strength to follow through and accomplish all the good things we intend to do for the Lord. Paul is praying for these Christians to not only be people of good intentions, but people who follow through to finish all that God has called them to do–and to finish well. Continue reading
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Tagged beyond good intentions, follow through, good purposes, Holy Spirit, perseverance
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Always (Oct 12)
We all have times where we are joyful, times when we pray, and times when we are thankful. But are we always joyful? Do we pray continually (without ceasing)? Are we truly thankful in all circumstances? Words like all and always make these verses difficult. Yet, this is God’s will for you. Continue reading