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Better Together: The Strength of a Triple-Braided Cord
Why God Never Intended Us to Walk Alone One of the great lies of our culture is that strength comes from independence. We admire the self-made person, the lone hero, and the individual who seems to need no one else. … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, accountable, attitude, back-to-back, bear one another's, Bible study, burdens, carry the load, church family, community, disciples, discouragement, encourage, encouragement, failure, faith, friendship, isolation, joy, marriage, partnership, pray, pressure, relationship, relationships, stronger together, team, team sport, teams, temptation, three are better, Thrive, together, triple-braided, two, two by two, vulnerable, wisdom
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25 Reasons We Should Celebrate God With Music
One of the most noticeable features of God’s people throughout history is their singing. From the songs of Moses and Miriam after crossing the Red Sea, to David’s psalms, to the worship around God’s throne in Revelation, music has always … Continue reading
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How To Be More Like Jesus
Every sincere Christian wants this: to become more like Jesus.Not just in belief—but in character, attitude, and daily life. But that raises an honest question:How do we actually become more like Him? This isn’t about trying harder to act religious.It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, character, compassion, daily life, forgive, grace, humble, humility, inside out, like Jesus, love, love people, obedience, obey, patience, peace, pray, prayer, refusing bitterness, scripture, servant's heart, serve, speak life, spiritual growth, spiritual maturity, suffer, suffering, teachable, trust God, truth
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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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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
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Tagged attitude, calling, character, clothed, clothed by God, consecration, dressed, Exodus 28, for glory and for beauty, garments, habits, heart, holiness, holy place, Holy to the Lord, identity, influence, lead, love, preparation, priests, purpose, speak, spend, strength, Surrender, think
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Why Complaining Hurts Us: What the Bible and Science Both Reveal
Most people think complaining is harmless — just a way of “venting.” But both Scripture and modern science paint a very different picture. They agree on this simple truth: Complaining doesn’t just affect your attitude. It affects your spirit, your … Continue reading
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What Music Pastors Can Learn from Great Coaches
If you’ve ever watched a great coach at work, you know they’re more than just play-callers or sideline motivators. They are strategists, mentors, and leaders who inspire their team to work together toward a common goal. As a music pastor, … Continue reading
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