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Tag Archives: humility
Why Do Christians Believe That Every Good Thing They Have Comes From God?
Christians often say things like, “God has been so good to me,” or “Every blessing I have comes from the Lord.” But why do Christians believe this? Is it just religious language, or is there something deeper behind it? The … Continue reading
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Trusting God with the Most Important Decisions
Genesis 24 is one of the longest and most detailed stories in the book of Genesis, and for good reason. It tells the story of Abraham sending his servant to find a wife for his son Isaac. At first glance, … Continue reading
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Why Do Christians Believe God Transforms Lives?
Christians don’t just believe that God forgives sins — they believe that God changes people. This conviction sits at the very heart of the Christian faith. From the Bible to church history to everyday testimonies, the story is the same: … Continue reading
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When Faith Steps Out of the Boat
Matthew 14 tells one of the most human, relatable moments in the Gospels: Peter stepping out of the boat and trying to walk on water. The disciples are in a storm, straining at the oars, exhausted and afraid. In the … Continue reading
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“I Will Have Nothing to Do with That Kind of Thinking”
A Lesson from Job on Prosperity and Pride Job makes a striking statement: “They think their prosperity is of their own doing,but I will have nothing to do with that kind of thinking.” These words cut straight to a timeless … 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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The Way That Leads to Life
“The way of the godly leads to life;that path does not lead to death.”— Proverbs 12:28 Scripture often presents life as a path. Not a moment. Not a single decision. A way—a direction we choose and continue to walk in … Continue reading
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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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Guard My Lips, Guard My Life
“Take control of what I say, O Lord,and guard my lips.Don’t let me drift toward evil…” — Psalm 141 David’s prayer in Psalm 141 is short, but it is deeply searching. He is not asking for a new opportunity, a … Continue reading →