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“Just Say the Word” — A Faith That Understands Authority
In this short exchange between Jesus and a Roman officer, we are given one of the clearest pictures in Scripture of humble, confident, mature faith. Jesus says, “I will come and heal him.”The officer replies, “Lord, I am not worthy … Continue reading
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Tagged act, authority, compassionate, divine authority, faith, forgiveness, healed, His promises, humility, I will, Jesus is, Jesus speaks, ready, restoration, Roman officer, say the word, speak, spoken word, true faith, trust God, willing
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God Will Provide
Few statements in Scripture are as simple—and as profound—as Abraham’s words on Mount Moriah:“God will provide.” (Genesis 22:8) Abraham spoke these words while walking up a mountain with his son Isaac, carrying the wood for a sacrifice. Isaac noticed something … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, clarity, declaration, delays, direction, disappointments, energy, faith, faithful, forgiveness, Genesis, God provides, God will, grace, hope, Isaac, Jehovah-Jireh, Lamb, mistakes, Mount Moriah, obedience, obey, obeyed, peace, provide, provision, resources, sacrifice, strength, tested, testimony, testing, Trust, wisdom
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Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
That simple question appears in Genesis 18:14, spoken by God Himself: “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” It was asked in a very human moment—one filled with doubt, laughter, and impossibility. The Context: A Laugh Born of Experience Abraham … Continue reading
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Tagged doubt, faithfulness, finishing well, forgiveness, God can, God is not limited, God's promise, His faithfulness, His timing, Impossible, Jericho, laugh, laughter, miracles, not limited, question, Red Sea, restoration, resurrection, stop believing, testimony, too hard, transformation, virgin birth, wating
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The Lord Is My Shepherd; I Have All That I Need
(Psalm 23:1) Few verses in all of Scripture are as loved, memorized, and quietly trusted as the opening line of Psalm 23: “The Lord is my shepherd;I have all that I need.” In one short sentence, David gives us a … Continue reading
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Tagged belong to Him, care, dependence, direction, follow, forgiveness, guide, hope, humble, intimate, know me, leadership, my sheep, need, peace, personal, protection, provision, relational, rest, safe pasture, security, shepherd, still water, Trust, wisdom, You are enough
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“Did God Really Say?” — The First Question That Still Shapes Our Lives
“The serpent was the shrewdest of all the wild animals the Lord God had made. One day he asked the woman, ‘Did God really say…?’” (Genesis 3:1) The first recorded words spoken by the enemy in Scripture are not loud, … Continue reading
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Tagged authority of God, boundary, deceptive, Did God really say, Did God?, forgiveness, God has spoken, God's boundaries, God's character, God's Word, His heart, His Word, It is written, obedience, personal freedom, purity, question, reasonableness, rebellion, reinterpret, respond, scripture, serpent, shrewd, submission, subtle, trust God, truth
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The Overflowing Measure: Jesus’ Promise on Generosity
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus delivers a profound teaching on how we should live in relationship with others. Amid instructions on loving enemies, avoiding judgment, and extending mercy, He shares these vivid words: “Give, and you will receive. Your … Continue reading
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The Danger of Universalism: If “Everyone Goes to Heaven,” Why Did Jesus Die?
In recent years, the belief known as universalism—the idea that everyone ultimately goes to heaven regardless of faith, repentance, or response to Christ—has become increasingly popular. It is often presented as compassionate, hopeful, and more loving than traditional Christian teaching. … Continue reading
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Why People All Over the Earth Celebrate the Birth of Jesus
Every year, across continents and cultures, billions of people pause to celebrate the birth of Jesus. From candlelit cathedrals to simple homes, from grand concerts to quiet family gatherings, Christmas is marked in ways both joyful and reverent. But why … Continue reading
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The Dangers of Life Without God
We live in a time when it’s increasingly normal to build a life with little or no reference to God. Faith is often treated as optional, private, or even unnecessary. Yet Scripture—and human experience—tell a different story. A life lived … Continue reading
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