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Tag Archives: exile
October 2 – Love Conquers Stifling Orthodoxy
Revelation 2; Nehemiah 3; Psalm 97 “I know your works, your labor, your patience, and that you cannot bear those who are evil. And you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them … Continue reading
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Tagged apostles, Ephesian Church, evil, exile, first love, hate the sin, John, judgmental, labor, liars, love everyone, love for Jesus, love the sinner, patience, Patmos, Paul, relationship with Christ, Revelation, sanctify, shepherds, sin, stifling orthodoxy, works
September 28 – Stay Faithful, Endure, Persevere, Overcome
2 John 1; Ezra 5-6; Psalm 93 “At the same time Tattenai the governor of the region beyond the River and Shethar-Boznai and their companions came to them and spoke thus to them: ‘Who has commanded you to build this … Continue reading
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Tagged autority, build the Temple, exile, Ezr, finish the wall, give names, God will provide, governor, intimidate, Jews, King Darius, pay the bills, Tattenai, threatened
May 17 – Enjoying the Forest
1 Chronicles 1-3 John 5:25-47 “You carefully study the Scriptures because you think they give you eternal life. They do in fact tell about me, but you refuse to come to me to have that life.” (John 5:39-40 NCV) When … Continue reading
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Tagged ambassadors, big picture, can't see the forest for the trees, Christians, Cross, die for the world, elite God-Followers, enforcing the Law, eternal life, exile, follow the law, following religious rules, Forgiveness, fulfill prophecy, God's love, God's people, Grace, Jesus, judgmental, mercy, Pharisees, reconciliation, refuse, regulations, Scriptures, scrolls, search, Temple destroyed
January 17 – “Is It Right To Heal On The Sabbath?”
Genesis 41-42 Matthew 12:1-23 “Jesus left there and went into their synagogue, where there was a man with a crippled hand. They were looking for a reason to accuse Jesus, so they asked him, ‘Is it right to heal on … Continue reading
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Tagged all belongs to God, break the spirit, career, confrontation, desecrate the Sabbaths, exile, false gods, glass wall, God of the Sabbath, God's real intention, healing, honor the Sabbath, Jesus, Judah, live for God every day, man with crippled hand, money, more important than God, offering of money, offering of time, Old Testament, Pharisees, protect it, rules, Sabbath, Sabbath made for man, synagogue, tithe, wall around the Sabbath, workarounds
October 8 – Keep Praying
Revelation 8; Nehemiah 11; Psalm 103 I believe that one of the most ridiculous questions in the world is, “Did you have a good workout?” The answer, of course, is “no” because there’s no such thing as a good workout. … Continue reading
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October 1 – What Ya Got?
Revelation 1; Nehemiah 1-2; Psalm 96 You couldn’t miss the ads. Sometimes it was a famous person with a milk mustache, at other times it was someone unknown, but they all asked a simple question: “Got Milk?” Then you would … Continue reading
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Tagged amazing life, biblical history, death warrant, disloyal Christians, do good, Ephesus, exile, good things, Got Jesus, Got Milk, Grace, healed, healthier, Island of Patmos, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus is Lord, John, less tolerant, love, marketing, no money problems, opposition, parodies, Pax Romana, persecution, play nice, relationships, Revelation, sacrifice incense, testimony of Jesus, troubles will go away, victory, Word of God
September 25 – A Time To Act
1 John 3; 2 Chronicles 36; Psalm 90 You’ve probably seen the picture. In the picture, taken at a German shipyard in 1936, hundreds of people are enthusiastically giving the Nazi salute. One man, standing at the back, has his … Continue reading
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Tagged Actions speak louder than words, August Landmesser, believers in Christ, care for others, concentration camps, disasters, earthquakes, exile, family, German government, German shipyard, God's love, help others, hurricanes, impoverished, Jewish woman, jobs, John, killed, material possessions, Nazi at heart, Nazis, pastor imprisoned, penal battalions, people in need, persecution, protest, refused to join, remembered by history, salute, support taken away, wildfires
August 13 – Grace and Truth
John 1:1-18; 1 Chronicles 5-6; Zephaniah 2 It was one of those days. I had to run some errands before I got to the airport to travel overseas for a mission trip. Everyone else decided that this day was a … Continue reading
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Tagged 613 laws, apologies, contrite, cop, excuses, exile, favor with God, God, Grace, Israel, Jesus, John, Judah, Law, love, Old Testament, Pharisees, pulled over, Relationship with God, religious elite, return from exile, separation from God, sin, sinners, slow, speeding, the gods, Torah, travel overseas, warning
July 15 – The Perfect Church
1 Corinthians 3; 1 Kings 15:33-16:34; Joel 3 In ancient Israel, the building of the Temple was important. It was the center of all life, not just religious life, for the Israelites. Then the two kingdoms split and Jereboam set … Continue reading
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Tagged Babylonian, cleanse the Temple, cleansing the Temple, Corinthian Church, dedicated, desecration of the Temple, exile, Ezekiel, full of sin, God's Spirit, Greeks, Hanukkah, Herod, Israel, Israelites, Jereboam, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jewish life, Northern Kingdom, perfect church, rebuilding the Temple, Romans, Southern Kingdom, Temple, the Church, Western Wall, Zechariah
