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Category Archives: Jesus
Shepherds: The Good and the Bad
Lessons from Zechariah 11 Zechariah 11 is one of the most dramatic and sobering chapters in the Old Testament. In it, the prophet is commanded by God to act out two symbolic roles: first as a good but rejected shepherd … Continue reading
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Tagged corrupt priest, Evil Shepherd, false messiah, Favor, Good Shepherd, protection, rejected, scars, shepherds, the good and the bad, The Lord is my shepherd, thirty pieces of silver, union, wicked leadership, wolves in shepherd's clothing, worthless shepherd, Zachariah
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The Foundation We Can’t Afford to Ignore
“Fear of the Lord is the foundation of wisdom.Knowledge of the Holy One results in good judgment.” — Proverbs 9:10 Every building has a foundation. And the strength of that building is never better than what it’s built on. Proverbs … Continue reading
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Tagged align our lives, cultural pressure, faithful, fear of the Lord, foundation, God is faithful, God is holy, God is just, God is sovereign, good judgement, He is God, Holy One, honor God, humility, integrity, knowledge, mercy, motivations, obey, prayer, prayerfully, private life, private worship, purity, reverence, supernatural, Surrender, teachable, trust Him, wisdom
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What Must I Do to Be Saved?
A Straightforward Answer from the Bible I still remember the night a man in a Roman prison, terrified and trembling after an earthquake shook the doors open, fell at the feet of two prisoners and asked the most important question … Continue reading
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Tagged adopted, answer, believe, Believe in the Lord Jesus, believe in your heart, death, eternal, eternal life, faith, forgiven, free gift, Paul, repentance, salvation, saved, saved today, Savior, Saviour, separation, Silas, sin, sinner, trust You, what must I do
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The Influence of Jesus on Classical Music’s Top Composers
Western classical music cannot be fully understood apart from the profound influence of Christianity and the person of Jesus Christ. From the Gregorian chants of the Middle Ages to the grand oratorios of the Baroque era and beyond, the Christian … Continue reading
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Tagged act of worship, Bach, Beethoven, Bible, Biblical, Christian, Christian faith, church, classical music, composer, compositions, deep faith, devout, Dvorak, Elijah, emotional depth, Gospel, Hallelujah Chorus, Handel, inspiration, Liszt, Lutheran, Mass, Mendelssohn, Messiah, Missa Solemnis, Mozart, narratives, oratorios, personal devotion, power of faith, religious devotion, Requiem, sacred music, spiritual depth, Stravinsky, western music, Worship
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Kept by His Power
“Now all glory to God, who is able to keep you from falling away and will bring you with great joy into His glorious presence without a single fault.” Jude 1:24 (NLT) On the Christian journey, most believers know what … Continue reading
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Tagged confident trust, devoted, discouraged, falling away, God's ability, God's power, grateful, great joy, guarded, guards, heart of God, His presence, hope, joy, obedience, perseverance, preserves, shepherd, tempted, tired, Trust, without fault, wonder, Worship, worship the Lord
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What Changed? Why Old Testament Believers Were Filled With the Spirit but Didn’t Speak in Tongues
If you’ve ever read your Bible from Genesis to Acts, you eventually notice something curious:People were filled with the Spirit in the Old Testament… yet none of them spoke in tongues.But once you reach the Book of Acts, everything changes. … Continue reading
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Tagged all believers, anointed, came upon people, empowered, Ephesus, every language, every nation, every people, filled with the Spirit, gentiles, Global, Holy Spirit, in you, Jews, John the Baptist, moved by the Spirit, new covenant, Old covenant, Old Testament, Pentecost, pour out My Spirit, rested, sign, sign of inclusion, speaking in tongues, the Church, the Spirit, tongues, with you
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The Quiet Power of an Early Morning: How a Simple Rhythm Can Transform Your Life
There’s a growing conversation today about the benefits of waking up early and taking a few quiet minutes for meditation. Some claim it increases longevity, deepens mental health, strengthens focus, and improves overall quality of life. The science is encouraging … Continue reading
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When Praise Sounds Like Joy and Weeping: Learning from Ezra 3
Some moments in Scripture are so human, so raw, so emotionally honest that they pull us right into the story. Ezra 3 is one of those scenes. After decades of exile, the Israelites finally return to Jerusalem. The city is … Continue reading
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Tagged answered prayer, both generations, cymbals, emotion, Ezra 3, faithful love, foundation, God at work, God is moving, gratitude, grief, grieving, He is good, honest worship, joy, new, old, older generation, past and future, praise, rejoicing, restoration, shout for joy, sorrow, sound of revival, weeping, Worship, worship practices
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