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Author Archives: Mark Cole
Lessons from Gethsemane
Few moments in the life of Jesus are as sacred and revealing as His prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus walked with His disciples to this quiet garden on the Mount of Olives. … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, faith, garden, Gethsemane, humanity, in private, lifeline, Not my will, obedience, overwhelmed, prayer, pressure, private, private places, sorrow, strength, struggle, suffering, Surrender, Trust, trust God, trusting God
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Caleb: A Man Who Followed God Wholeheartedly
Some people start well but fade over time. Others grow cautious, comfortable, and slow down as the years pass. But every once in a while you meet someone who keeps moving forward with faith and courage for their entire life. … Continue reading
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What Do You Do With Guilt?
Guilt is one of the most powerful emotions a human being can experience. It can sit quietly in the background of our lives, or it can shout loudly in our conscience. Sometimes it whispers at night when everything is quiet. … Continue reading
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What If God Fought For You?
One of the most comforting ideas in the entire Bible is this: God fights for His people. Many people imagine life as a lonely struggle—us trying our best while God simply watches from heaven. But the Bible presents a very … Continue reading
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A Beautiful Act of Devotion
While Jesus was eating at the home of Simon the leper, something unexpected happened. The Gospel of Gospel of Mark records the moment this way: “While he was eating, a woman came in with a beautiful alabaster jar of expensive … Continue reading
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Tagged alabaster, attention, beautiful, Come to Jesus, devotion, expensive, fragrance, generosity, genuine love, hearts, humility, jar, Love God, obedience, our lives, perfume, poured out, praise, prayer, resources, service, time, total, true worship, wholehearted, woman, Worship
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Why Sing?
Singing is one of the most natural things human beings do. We sing at birthdays, weddings, sporting events, and celebrations. Parents sing to their babies. Nations sing their anthems. When joy overflows, people sing. But for Christians, singing is far … Continue reading
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The Danger Of Being A Complainer
Complaining can feel harmless. Sometimes it even feels justified. After all, life has real frustrations, disappointments, and unfair situations. But the Bible consistently warns us that complaining is far more dangerous than we might think. A complaining spirit slowly poisons … Continue reading
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Controlling Your Tongue: One of Life’s Most Important Disciplines
Few parts of the human body are as small—and as powerful—as the tongue. With just a few words we can build someone up or tear them down. We can inspire faith or spread doubt, bring peace or start conflict. The … Continue reading
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Tagged abundance of the heart, angry speech, boasting, bring comfort, bring life, careless word, complaining, conflict, control, death and life, discipline, encourage, faith, gossip, grace, gracious, guards his mouth, humility, inspire, is this helpful, kind, love, mouth speaks, patient, pause before speaking, peace, power, restore, silent, slander, speak carefully, speech, strengthen, tongue, truthful, words, wound
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How to Deal with Discouragement
Every Christian faces discouragement. It is one of the most common struggles in the spiritual life. Even strong believers—prophets, apostles, pastors, and leaders—have moments when their strength fades and their hearts feel heavy. Discouragement can come from many sources: fatigue, … Continue reading
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