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Author Archives: Mark Cole
The Blessing That Brings No Sorrow
“The blessing of the Lord makes a person rich, and he adds no sorrow with it.”— Proverbs 10:22 (NLT) We live in a culture where wealth and success are sometimes pursued at any cost. People sacrifice health, family, friendships, even … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Health, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged blessing, contentment, diligently, eternal, eternal life, family, forgiveness, freedom, friendship, generous, God, God's riches, health, His kingdom, hope, joy, money, peace, peace with God, power, recognition, relationships, rich, seek first, spiritual fruit, success, Trust, wealth, work, work hard
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When God Seems Far Away
“Why, Lord, do you stand far off? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble?”— Psalm 10:1 We’ve all had moments where it feels like God is distant. Trouble comes, the wicked seem to thrive, and we wonder: Where … Continue reading
7 Benefits of Being Filled With The Holy Spirit
What does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit? A simple definition is this: ‘A follower of Jesus empowered to live the life God intended for them by submitting to the presence, power and purpose of the Holy Spirit in their lives.’ Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, God, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged Bible, blessings, boldly, communion, faith, fruit of the Spirit, God's Word, healing, Holy Spirit, joy, peace, power, prayer, prophecy, purpose, self-control, spiritual gifts, truth, witnesses, witnessing, Worship
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What Does the Bible Teach About Modesty?
When most people hear the word modesty, they immediately think about clothing. But in Scripture, modesty goes much deeper than outward appearance. It’s about the heart, humility, and the way we present ourselves before God and others. Let’s look at … Continue reading
Are You Successful?
Success is one of the most misunderstood words in our world today. We often measure it by wealth, titles, possessions, influence, or achievements. Yet when we look at the Bible, we discover that God defines success very differently. Scripture challenges … Continue reading
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Tagged achievements, act justly, All your heart, bear fruit, bearing fruit, Bible, Biblical, changed lives, contentment, eternal fruit, faithful, faithfulness, finish the race, finish well, God's Word, influence, love mercy, love of Christ, Love your neighbour, Loving God, loving people, meditate, obedience, obey God, possessions, principles, prosperous, success, successful, titles, walk humbly, wealth
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US Open Tennis Final Analysis: Alcaraz vs Sinner
By Perplexity.AI Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner in the 2025 US Open final with a dominant performance, winning 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, and reclaiming the world No. 1 ranking with a serving and return masterclass. This blog analyzes the serving … Continue reading
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Tagged Alcaraz, backhand, baseline play, final, first serve, forehand, Match stats, mental, resilience, returns, rivalry, second serve, service games, serving, sinner, slices, small margins, tactical, unforced errors, US Open Tennis, winner's, World No. 1
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When God’s Strength Shows Up in Our Weakness
Scripture: “But He said to me, ‘My grace is all you need. My power works best in weakness.’” — 2 Corinthians 12:9 Life has a way of revealing our limitations. We all face moments when we feel inadequate—too tired, too … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, dependence, faith, Favor, God's power, God's strength, God's timing, grace, His strength, humility, lessons, limitations, limits, My power, patience, perseverance, pride, rely on God, strength, struggles, weakness
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5 Keys to Healing the Invisible Wounds
Not all wounds are visible. Many people carry hidden hurts from the past—broken relationships, harsh words, abuse or painful failures—that continue to weigh heavily on their hearts. These invisible wounds can shape how we see ourselves and others, and if … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, brokenhearted, comfort, crushed, failures, forgetting, forgive, forgiveness, healed, healing, hurts, invisible, invite God, offense, pain, renew your mind, scars, sins, testimony, transformed, wounds
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Helping Children Learn to Read Music (Not Just Memorize It)
As music teachers, we all know that some children pick up music reading quickly, while others struggle. For many, it’s tempting to bypass the notes altogether and simply teach songs by rote—“watch me, copy me, play it back.” While this … Continue reading
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Tagged bass cleff, celebrate, clap it, flashcards, Flashnote Derby, musical, notes, play it, read music, reading, reading music, rote, short exercises, treble cleff, visual games
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