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Lessons From David and Bathsheba
Few stories in the Bible are as honest, painful, and sobering as the story of David and Bathsheba. It is a story of temptation, adultery, deception, abuse of power, tragedy, repentance, and ultimately, the mercy of God. David was called … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse of power, adultery, Bathsheba, battlefield, brokenness, clean heart, compromises, confession, conviction, correction, covering sin, David, deception, desires, God's mercy, grace, guard your heart, hidden sin, humility, laziness, mercy, obedience, passivity, prayers, pride, private life, promises pleasure, repent, repentance, repented, restore, run to God, scars, secret sin, sin, sinful actions, social media, Solomon, spiritual drift, step by step, struggles, temptation, tragedy
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Worship Leader Self-Assessment Questionnaire
This self-assessment is designed to help worship leaders honestly evaluate their strengths, weaknesses, and growth areas. The goal is not perfection, but growth. Strong worship leaders continually develop spiritually, musically, relationally, and personally. Rate yourself honestly using the following scale: … Continue reading
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Not One Promise Failed
There are moments in Scripture that feel like a deep exhale—moments where everything God has been building toward comes into focus. This verse is one of them: “Not a single one of all the good promises the Lord had given … Continue reading
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Tagged anchors, answer, came true, correction, discipline, distant, fact, failed, faith, fight battles, forty years, God hasn't changed, God is faithful, God's Word, good promises, His promises, His purposes, humility, I change not, Impossible, obedience, promise, Promised Land, promises, promises of God, slavery, statement, struggle, trust God, trusting God, waiting
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Jesus’ Blueprint for Discipleship
If you want to make disciples who last, you have to look carefully at how Jesus did it. Not how we imagine He did it.Not how we’ve modernized it.But how He actually discipled the Twelve in the Gospels. His model … Continue reading
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The Way of the Lord: A Stronghold or a Ruin
Proverbs 10:29 — “The way of the Lord is a stronghold to those with integrity, but it destroys the wicked.” This proverb gives us one of Scripture’s sharp contrasts. The same “way of the Lord” produces two very different outcomes, … Continue reading
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Proverbs 15: The Power of Words, Wisdom, and the Fear of the Lord
Proverbs 15 is a chapter about the inner life spilling outward. It shows us how what’s going on inside the heart—our attitudes, motives, and reverence for God—inevitably shapes our words, our relationships, and ultimately the direction of our lives. At … Continue reading
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Tagged attitudes, cheerful heart, contentment, correction, discipline, eyes of the Lord, faithfulness, fear of the Lord, gentle, gentle words, God sees, harsh word, hidden motives, honour, humility, inner life, inner peace, joyful heart, leads to life, life, motives, obedience, power of words, private thoughts, Proverbs 15, reverence, smile, steady joy, teachable, the heart, way of the wise, wisdom
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1 Corinthians: God’s Call to a Holy and United Church
“To the church of God in Corinth… called to be His holy people.” – 1 Corinthians 1:2 A Letter for Our Time The book of 1 Corinthians is one of the most direct, practical, and convicting letters in the New … Continue reading
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Disciplining Our Children: A Gift of Love and Wisdom
“Discipline your children, and they will give you peace; they will bring you the delights you desire.” — Proverbs 29:17 Raising children is one of the greatest joys—and greatest challenges—of life. Every parent wants to see their child grow into … Continue reading
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Tagged boundaries, children, consequences, correction, discipline, disciplining, early training, foolishness, grace, joy, loving correction, loving discipline, peace, raising children, truth, wisdom
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A Man After God’s Own Heart
What Does It Really Mean? In Acts 13:22, the apostle Paul recounts a powerful description from God about King David:“God removed Saul and replaced him with David, a man about whom God said, ‘I have found David son of Jesse, … Continue reading
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Tagged clean heart, correction, failures, God's heart, God's will, heart, lifestyle, love, Love God, obedience, obey, relationship, repent, Trust, Worshipper, worships
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