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Monthly Archives: February 2017
February 27 – Justice and Mercy
Matthew 7; Exodus 37:1-38:31; Proverbs 17 The belief that justice is blind is one of the foundational beliefs of America. The statue of Lady Justice holding scales to balance the evidence while sporting a blindfold stands outside many courtrooms in … Continue reading
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February 26 – Treasure in Heaven
Matthew 6:19-34; Exodus 35:1-36:38; Proverbs 16 She was the world’s most successful female entrepreneur. She was eulogized as the first female self-made millionaire in America. Yet when she died, her net worth was slightly over half a million dollars. What … Continue reading
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Tagged changed lives, Dickens, Ebenezer Scrooge, entrepreneur, eternal treasure, faithful in using money, female entrepreneur, give away, help others, hoarders, Jesus, joy of heaven, MAdame CJ Walker, make the world better, millionaire, money, moths, net worth, perishable, sheep and the goats, spending, thieves, treasure in heaven, use wealth, wealth as a goal, weath as a tool
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February 25 – Humble Service
Matthew 6:1-18; Exodus 33:1-34:35; Proverbs 15 There is an old saying that amazing things can get done if you don’t care who gets the credit. There are some people who make sure that they are in every camera shot around, … Continue reading
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Tagged advance the Kingdom of HEaven, Civil Rights Movement, credit, Dorothy Height, fasting, giving alms, gluttons for attention, humble service, humility, Jesus, Jews, Kingdom of God, people who work, permanent, prayer, public applause, recognition, seen by God, seen by men, Sermon on the Mount, temporary, understanding, unkown leader
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February 23 – Making Peace
Matthew 5:1-20; Exodus 28:1-29:46; Proverbs 13 For some reason, peacemaking and persecution go hand in hand. I don’t know what it is about peacemakers that troubles so many in our society. Not many people would come out and proclaim how … Continue reading
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Tagged assassins, blessed, Bloody Sunday, Civil Rights, collaborators, Forgiveness, freedom riders, gospel, Grace, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John Lewis, mercy, non-violence, non-violent, peace with God, peacemaking, persecution, Roman occupation, Selma March, targets, Tax collector, tyranny
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February 22 – When Temptation Comes
Matthew 4; Exodus 25-27; Proverbs 12 Temptation rarely shows up saying “Hey, I want you to do something you know is wrong and you’ll regret for the rest of your life.” Usually temptation shows up wooing us into doing something … Continue reading
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February 21 – Coming First
Matthew 3; Exodus 24; Proverbs 11 The battle to destroy institutional segregation involved many people. Members of the African-American community focused a lot of their battles on desegregating education because they knew that increasing opportunities for education would open up … Continue reading
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February 20 – Truth
Matthew 2; Exodus 22:1-23:33; Proverbs 10 The fight to gain equal rights for all Americans was vicious in the 1950’s. Troops were called out to enforce laws that required segregation and to enforce laws that required desegregation. Emotions ran high … Continue reading
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February 19 – “It’s The Law”
Matthew 1; Exodus 20:1-21:36; Proverbs 9 “The Supreme Court has decided. It’s the law.” Many people let something as small as a Supreme Court decision be the guiding factor of right and wrong in their lives. Charles Hamilton Houston didn’t. … Continue reading
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