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Author Archives: Mark Cole
Jesus: A Doctor for the Soul
In Mark 2:17, we read Jesus’ striking words: “Healthy people don’t need a doctor—sick people do. I have come to call not those who think they are righteous, but those who know they are sinners.” It’s one of those statements … Continue reading
When the Roof Comes Off
(Lessons from Mark 2:1–12) There are moments in Scripture that feel almost cinematic. This is one of them. In Gospel of Mark chapter 2, Jesus is teaching inside a packed house in Capernaum. The room is full. The doorway is … Continue reading
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Psalm 18: When God Becomes Your Strength
There are psalms you read quietly… and there are psalms you almost have to shout. Psalm 18 is a victory song. It was written by David after the Lord rescued him from “the hand of all his enemies and from … Continue reading
Clothed by God
(Lessons from Exodus 28) In Book of Exodus 28, God gives detailed instructions for the garments of the priests—especially the high priest. At first glance, it feels technical. Fabric types. Colors. Stones. Measurements. But this chapter is not about fashion. … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, God, Leadership, Wisdom, Worship
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7 Habits of Couples Who Stay In Love for Decades
In a society where marriages often fade under pressure, some couples quietly build love that lasts 30, 40, even 50 years. That kind of love doesn’t happen by accident. It’s built on habits. After decades of marriage and ministry, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Healing, Health, Jesus, Leadership, Wisdom
Tagged choose love, control your tongue, couples, don't attack, endurance, faith, finish strong, forgive, forgiveness, friends, friendship, growing, habits, health, higher purpose, humility, in love, intimacy, invest, kind, laught, laughter, learning, legacy, love, marriage, memories, new skills, patient, purpose, romance, service, share, shared faith, shared mission, stay in love, talk
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Lessons in Worship from the Wilderness
When you read through the Tabernacle instructions in the book of Book of Exodus, it’s easy to get lost in the measurements, fabrics, and furnishings. Gold clasps. Acacia wood. Blue, purple, and scarlet yarn. It can feel technical and distant. … Continue reading
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Tagged acacia wood, dwelling place, dwelt, dwelt with us, excellence, Exodus, God chooses, God is holy, God is loving, God's idea, gold, gold clasps, holy place, holy sanctuary, hungry for God, inner court, linen, living sacrifice, manifest presence, Most Holy Place, obedience, outer court, preparation, purple yarn, relationship, sacred, silver, skilled labor, Spirit of God, Surrender, Tabernacle, the Presence
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Why Some People Don’t Believe in Jesus Yet
A Gentle Blog for My Little Granddaughter (and Anyone Who Wonders) Dear Jojo The other day you talked to Nonni (Grandma) and said, “Nonni, why don’t my friends believe in Jesus when I tell them about Him?” You looked so … Continue reading
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Tagged believe, believe in Him, believe in Jesus, forgive, friends, granddaughter, Haven't met Him, Jesus loves you, Jesus' story, keep shining, knocks, life feels hard, light shine, love people, pray, questions, stands at the door, tell the truth
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The Resurrection: Everything Changed
If there is no resurrection, Christianity collapses. Gospel of Matthew 28 is not a sentimental ending to a tragic story. It is a thunderclap. It is the moment history split in two. Let’s walk through it. 1. The Stone Was … Continue reading
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Tagged all nations, authority, death does not win, Empty tomb, everything changed, fear, great commission, great joy, He has risen, He is Lord, He is Risen, Jesus has all authority, Jesus is alive, Jesus' Resurrection, labor is not in vain, make disciples, Matthew 28, obedience, resurrection, stone was rolled away, supernatural, tomb, tomb was empty, we baptize, we go, we obey, we teach, with you always
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What Christians Can Learn from the Book of the Covenant
In Book of Exodus 24, we come to a defining moment in Israel’s history. God has spoken His laws. Moses has written them down. The people respond, sacrifices are offered, blood is sprinkled, and a covenant is confirmed. This chapter … Continue reading
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Tagged awe, blood, book of the covenant, convenant, draw near, Exodus 24, God is holy, God is loving, God's presence, gracious, Jesus is Lord, leaders, love, musically, My blood, new covenant, obedience, prepared, relationship, responsibility, reverence, reverently, sacrifices, spiritually, structure, Surrender, we will obey, Worship
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Are You Loving Well?
Jesus reduced the entire law to two commands: love God and love people. That’s breathtaking in its simplicity—and confronting in its clarity. When a religious expert asked Him about the greatest commandment, Jesus replied: Love the Lord your God with … Continue reading
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Tagged All your heart, does not boast, does not envy, First love, forgive, God's patience, He first loved us, kind, love, Love God, love people, Love your neighbor, loving people, mind, no record of wrongs, obedience, obey, patience, patient, serving, soul, speaking truth, start fresh, strength, Surrender, trust God, trust Him
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