Blameless seems to be a recurring theme in my scripture study lately. Today I read Philippians 2:14-15: Do everything without grumbling or arguing, 15 so…
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Blameless seems to be a recurring theme in my scripture study lately. Today I read Philippians 2:14-15: Do everything without grumbling or arguing, 15 so…
Leave a CommentWaiting is difficult and not much fun; however, waiting on the Lord has its benefits.
Leave a CommentHearing his name was on a wanted poster was too much. So Elijah ran for his life and prayed he might die.
Leave a CommentWe aren’t murders or adulterers! But have you accidentally stolen someone’s lamb?
Leave a CommentQuestions with no answers that invite your speculations.
Leave a CommentI would like to be able to vote for men and women with hearts like Daniel, Ezra, and Nehemiah. We need leaders who care deeply for their country and want to honor God in its rebuilding, but it seems as though that kind of man or woman doesn’t run for office.
Leave a CommentThe moment the Father moves from a distant God to our personal Savior, everlasting life begins. We get to choose the level of friendship.
Leave a CommentExcuses perpetuate the sin. Until we own it, we’ll never recover from it.
Leave a CommentStudying scripture in context is vital. On more than one occasion people with great intentions have fallen for the lies of the enemy because he used a Bible verse to make his point.
Leave a CommentThe Bible tells us Jehoshaphat followed the ways of David. This king was different than most. He devoted himself to Yahweh.
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