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Tag Archives: trust God
What’s God Up To Anyway? Mark 8:22-38
If you’ve ever wanted to know what God was doing, and why, don’t feel like you’re all alone. This week, I wrestled with that question a lot. I think the disciples did also. Ultimately, of course, I know that God … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethsaida, blind man, Ents, gain the world, healing, insult, Jesus, Jews, kingdom of David, Kingdom of God, lose the soul, messiah, miracle worker, Peter, questioning God, Roman Empire, Satan, spit, temptation, Tolkien, trust God, trust Jesus, two tries, who is Jesus
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November 14 – Show Me What Ya Got, Don’t Just Tell Me
James 2; Jeremiah 23-24; Psalm 130 “For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.” (James 1:26 NKJV) Martin Luther didn’t like the book of James, in part because of verses like this. … Continue reading
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Tagged better person, body without the spirit, care about people, caring for people, charge into the world, dead, faith, faith without works, help people, honor our relationship, James, Jesus, Martin Luther, Meeting Needs, platitudes, showing mercy, treating people alike, trust God, warm feeling, way you live
June 20 – Dealing With Fake Faith
Esther 1-2 Acts 5:1-21 “Peter said, ‘Ananias, why did you let Satan rule your thoughts to lie to the Holy Spirit and to keep for yourself part of the money you received for the land? Before you sold the land, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ananias, Bible, blot on the church, Fake Faith, gift, give to God, glory, head scratcher, Holy Spirit, honor, lie to God, personal glory, Peter, Power, power over life and death, praise, Sapphira, Satan, sincere faith, trust God
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January 8 – Dealing With Desires and Needs
Genesis 20-22 Matthew 6:19-34 “Seek first God’s kingdom and what God wants. Then all your other needs will be met as well.” (Matthew 6:33 NCV) As Jesus moves on in the Sermon on the Mount, trust becomes the issue. Where … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, Birds, clothing, corruption, daily provisions, evil desires, flowers, food, future, God's kingdom, God's wants, greed, Matthew, needs, pursue God, pursuit of wealth, right with God, see and believe, seek first, sensuality, Sermon on the Mount, stolen, trust, trust God, wealth, worry wort
December 2 – Always Appeal to Higher Instincts
Galatians 5:16-26; Ezekiel 1; Psalm 148 “Don’t throw me in the briar patch!” Most of us have heard and understood the purpose of these words uttered by Br’er Rabbit after Br’er Fox had tricked and caught him. Br’er Fox’s ears … Continue reading
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Tagged Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, briar patch, change behavior, controlled by the Spirit, desires, faithfulness, focus on the good, followers of christ, forbearance, fruit of the Spirit, Galatians, gentleness, God, God working in us, goodness, higher instincts, Holy Spirit, Joy, kindness, leaders, lives changed by work of the Spirit, love, manipulation, no one is perfect, only solution for sin, origins, Paul, peace, reverse psychology, seek God, self-control, trade one bad behavior for another, trust God, truth, works of the flesh
June 26 – The Last Judgment
Mark 8:1-21; 2 Samuel 19; Daniel 12 One Christian argume…er…discussion revolves around the end times. We have those, uhm, discussions that revolve around the question of whether or not Jesus returns before the millennium, and if so whether that happens … Continue reading
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June 9 – About That Judging Thing…
Romans 14; 1 Samuel 26; Psalm 69 As the story goes, a Baptist preacher and a Catholic priest were seated next to each other on a flight. They were having a calm discussion about their beliefs differed and how they … Continue reading
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Tagged adultery, alcohol, Baptist preacher, brothers and sisters in Christ, Catholic priest, Christ, eating meat, faith, idols, Jesus, Judgment, love each other, Paul, Romans, smug about faith, strong faith, stronger church, stumbling block, support, tee-totaler, temptation, trust God, weak faith, whiskey
