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Tag Archives: Jewish law
December 1 – Using Your Freedom Within God’s Limits
Galatians 5:1-15; Lamentations 5; Psalm 147 “For you, brethren, have been called to liberty; only do not use liberty as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another. For all the law is fulfilled in one word, … Continue reading
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September 25 – Weak and Useless Rules
Song of Solomon 6-8 Galatians 4 “In the past you did not know God. You were slaves to gods that were not real. But now you know the true God. Really, it is God who knows you. So why do … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, Bible memorization, Christ, didn't know God, drugs, faith in Jesus, false gods, Galatians, Grace, idols, Jesus, Jewish law, life before Christ, love of Christ, more than life, past, Paul, public opinion, reputation, slaves, sporting events, statistics, true God, weak and useless rules
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January 1 – Acting On My Beliefs
Note: for a variety of reasons, I am changing the format of my devotionals. If you prefer the old format, see the links at the end. I’ll explain why before the links. Genesis 4-6 Matthew 2 (New Century Version) “While Joseph thought … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative Issues, Devotional Thoughts
Tagged act on belief, angel, belief, daily life, don't be afraid, dream, enduring truth, Holy Spirit, human nature, Jesus, Jewish law, Joseph, marriage, Mary, Matthew, public spectacle, Roman law, stoned, unfaithful, wife
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December 1 – No Double Agents, Just a Dirty Little Kid With a Rock
Galatians 5:1-15; Lamentations 5; Psalm 147 Juan Pujol García, from Barcelona was what many would call a failure in life. He had changed career paths many times: from chicken farming to movie theater owner to owning a rundown hotel – … Continue reading
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November 28 – Living in the Spirit
Galatians 3:1-18; Jeremiah 51-52; Psalm 144 In football, it’s the “prevent defense” which usually doesn’t prevent anything. Or it’s the high-powered offense that’s ahead and suddenly does nothing but run the ball up the middle. Instead of following the old … Continue reading
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Tagged bondage, dance with the one that brung you, foolish, Galatians, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jewish law, Law, offense, Paul, prevent defense, Relationship with God, Spirit
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May 13 – Malicious Accusery
Acts 21:1-36; Judges 16; Psalm 42 Christians have always been plagued by “malicious accusery.” When Jesus stood trial, false accusations rang around the room. Stephen was stoned over false accusations. As Paul sought to honor his Jewish heritage by observing … Continue reading
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