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Tag Archives: legalism
October 17 – Appreciate Those Who Lead
Isaiah 50-52 1 Thessalonians 5 “Now, brothers and sisters, we ask you to appreciate those who work hard among you, who lead you in the Lord and teach you. Respect them with a very special love because of the work … Continue reading
Posted in Action Steps, Devotional Thoughts
Tagged air conditioning, appreciate, bi-vocational, bondage, brothers, earn a living, evangelize, heresy, honor leaders, lead in the Lord, leaders, legalism, minister, mistakes, parking lots, pastors, Paul, people in need, Preach, respect, sisters, special love, struggling, teach, train, traveling teachers, truth of the gospel, work, work hard
September 22 – There Is No Christianity 1.1 or 2.0
Ecclesiastes 10-12 Galatians 1 “God, by his grace through Christ, called you to become his people. So I am amazed that you are turning away so quickly and believing something different than the Good News. Really, there is no other … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional Thoughts
Tagged another gospel, Bible study, Christ, Christ's sacrifice, Christianity 1.0, Christians, church attendance, church history, confusion, devotionals, died for our sins, false preachers, Forgiveness, giving money, God, good news, Grace, helping others, His people, legalism, mercy, more grace, responding to God's love, resurrected, slavery, something different, truth
May 27 – Do You Hear Him Calling You?
2 Chronicles 1-3 John 10:1-23 “When he brings all his sheep out, he goes ahead of them, and they follow him because they know his voice. But they will never follow a stranger. They will run away from him because … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ, Christian life, follower of Jesus, God's leadership, God's will, God's Word, Good Shepherd, I knew, Jesus, know His voice, Law, legalism, on the path, parable, run away, sheep, shepherds, sins, stranger, work of the shepherd, works
February 9 – How Much Will You Risk?
Leviticus 6-7 Matthew 25:1-30 “Then the servant who had been given one bag of gold came to the master and said, ‘Master, I knew that you were a hard man. You harvest things you did not plant. You gather crops … Continue reading
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Tagged appropriate risks, bags of gold, character, fear, Grace, kingdom minded, legalism, love, master, Relationship with God, reputation, risk taking, safe zones, servant, talents, trust, work willingly
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November 26 – Seeking Genuine Faith Amidst Forgeries
Galatians 1; Jeremiah 47-48; Psalm 142 In 2003 the Bolton Museum, in England, bought an ancient Egyptian statue called the “Amarna Princess” for around $500,000. They did their due diligence and had the British museum authenticate it. It was displayed … Continue reading
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Tagged a different gospel, abusing the name of Jesus, Amarna Princess, anger, astonished, Bolton, Bolton Forger, British museum, confusion, counterfeit, Cross, cults, due diligence, England, fake, false teachers, forgery, God's favor, God's wrath, gospel of grace, Grace, grace of Christ, Jesus, Jesus Christ, legalism, new and improved, not the same gospel, one true god, Paul, Paul's letters, penalty for sin, pervert the gospel, Peter, prayer for welfare, Sean Greenhalgh, seeking God
October 21 – Religion? We Don’t Need No Steenkin’ Religion!
Revelation 21-22; Isaiah 9-10; Psalm 111 Religion, down through the ages, is the record of man’s attempt to establish a relationship with the Almighty God. Most religions have sought to find a way to appease their god, or gods, having … Continue reading
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July 23 – I Can Do Anything!
1 Corinthians 10; 2 Kings 3; Amos 8 I believe that no one likes rules, except for the people who make them, and the people who enforce them. Nowhere is this more apparent than in rules companies have regarding dress … Continue reading
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April 4 – Praying for Peace
Psalm 122; Esther 7:1-10; Revelation 1:9-20 Real peace is a rare commodity today. We are told to seek peace when all “they” mean is let there be an absence of conflict. We are told to tolerate others as if that … Continue reading
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