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What Does It Mean To Be “A Man After God’s Own Heart”?

Posted on April 27, 2026 by Mark Cole

The phrase “a man after God’s own heart” is one of the most striking descriptions found in the Bible. It was spoken about David, the shepherd boy who became king, warrior, psalmist, and leader of Israel. In Acts 13:22, God … Continue reading →

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With God, All Things Are Possible

Posted on April 25, 2026 by Mark Cole

Few statements from Jesus carry more hope, strength, and wonder than these words: “With God, all things are possible.” They were spoken in a moment when the disciples were stunned by how difficult life can be and how impossible some … Continue reading →

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No Two Battles Alike: How God Brings Victory

Posted on April 16, 2026 by Mark Cole

If you read the Old Testament carefully, one thing becomes very clear: God rarely wins battles the same way twice. Sometimes He uses overwhelming force. Other times, He reduces an army to almost nothing. He wins through strategy, miracles, confusion, … Continue reading →

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The Side-Effects of Patience

Posted on February 28, 2026 by Mark Cole

We live in a culture of microwaves, high-speed internet, and same-day delivery. We don’t wait well. We tap our fingers at red lights. We check our phones in grocery lines. We grow restless with people who don’t move at our … Continue reading →

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When No One Is Listening: A Prayer from the Cave

Posted on January 23, 2026 by Mark Cole

Psalm 142 Psalm 142 is one of the most honest prayers in the Bible. David writes it while hiding in a cave, running for his life, isolated, misunderstood, and worn down. The title says it all: “A prayer of David … Continue reading →

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The Prayer Lives of Great Men of the Bible

Posted on December 22, 2025 by Mark Cole

What They Knew That We Often Forget When we read about the great men of the Bible, it’s easy to be impressed by their courage, leadership, miracles, or faith under pressure. But beneath every public act of obedience was a … Continue reading →

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The Book of Life: Heaven’s Most Important Record

Posted on December 21, 2025 by Mark Cole

Few images in the book of Revelation are as sobering—or as hope-filled—as the Book of Life. In a book filled with symbols, judgments, beasts, and cosmic conflict, the Book of Life stands quietly at the center of what ultimately matters … Continue reading →

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When God Provides a Husband

Posted on October 28, 2025 by Mark Cole

Throughout Scripture, we see a beautiful thread of God’s providence weaving people together at just the right time, for just the right purpose. Love stories in the Bible aren’t just about romance—they’re about God’s guidance, timing, and purpose. When God … Continue reading →

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7 Ways To Improve Your Prayer Life

Posted on September 29, 2025 by Mark Cole

Prayer is the heartbeat of a Christian’s relationship with God. It’s where we pour out our hearts, listen for His voice, and align ourselves with His will. Throughout Scripture, we see powerful examples of men and women who lived lives … Continue reading →

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Time With God: Morning and Evening

Posted on September 28, 2025 by Mark Cole

For decades, I’ve begun my mornings with God—opening His Word in the quiet before the day begins. Recently, I’ve sensed the Lord inviting me to add a new rhythm: to spend time with Him in the evening as well. God … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: David

What Does It Mean To Be “A Man After God’s Own Heart”?

With God, All Things Are Possible

No Two Battles Alike: How God Brings Victory

The Side-Effects of Patience

When No One Is Listening: A Prayer from the Cave

The Prayer Lives of Great Men of the Bible

The Book of Life: Heaven’s Most Important Record

When God Provides a Husband

7 Ways To Improve Your Prayer Life

Time With God: Morning and Evening

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