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Category Archives: Leadership
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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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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What Is Love?
Love is the most written about, sung about, preached about, and misunderstood word in the human vocabulary. Our culture talks about love constantly. Songs climb the charts because of it. Movies revolve around it. People fall into it, fall out … Continue reading
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When Friends Fail You
Few moments in Scripture are more painful than watching Jesus betrayed by one disciple and denied by another. One hands Him over with a kiss.The other swears he never knew Him. Both were part of the Twelve. Both walked with … Continue reading
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God’s Gift Of One Day Off Each Week
In our nonstop, productivity-obsessed culture, the thought of deliberately taking one full day off every week might sound radical—or even wasteful. Yet Scripture presents this rhythm not as a restriction, but as one of God’s most generous gifts: a built-in … Continue reading
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Are You Passing the Test?
In Book of Exodus, God tells Moses regarding the manna in the wilderness: “I will test them in this to see whether or not they will follow My instructions.” That line stops me in my tracks. God wasn’t just feeding … Continue reading
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Yet I Want Your Will To Be Done, Not Mine
In the shadow of the cross, in the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus prayed some of the most honest words ever spoken: “Yet I want Your will to be done, not Mine.” This is not a calm theological statement. It is … Continue reading
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The Lord Will Fight for You — Just Stay Calm
Few sentences in Scripture are as simple — and as hard to live — as this one: “The Lord Himself will fight for you. Just stay calm.” (Exodus 14:14) These words were spoken at one of the most terrifying moments … Continue reading
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