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Tag Archives: I trust You
Just Say The Word
There’s a powerful moment in Scripture that reveals a kind of faith many of us aspire to—but few truly live out. A Roman centurion comes to Jesus, desperate for his servant to be healed. Jesus responds with compassion: “I will … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, centurion, commands, faith, God speaks, healed, His Word, Holy Spirit, humility, I trust You, obedience, Obedient, obey, promise, promises, purpose, say the word, scripture, Trust, trust My word, wise counsel
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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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Tagged arguing, attitude, blessing, blessings, build people up, choose joy, complainer, complaining, damages, disappointments, don't have, focus, frustrations, God is faithful, going wrong, grateful heart, gratitude, grumbling, hearts, I trust You, joyful, negative person, peace, poisons our hearts, pray, prayers, thank God, thankful, trust in God, unbelief, unfair, weakens, words
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Trusting God When Friends Die Young
Lately, I’ve been sitting with thoughts about life and death in a more personal way. Two musicians I cared deeply about—friends from different seasons of my life—have both passed away. One was a musical mentor. The other was a childhood … Continue reading
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Tagged believing God, choosing trust, cut short, faith, friends, God does not explain, I trust You, impact, learning to trust, life and death, mentor, musical mentor, musicians, mystery, shorter life, suffer, trusting God, why?, without answers
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When Suffering Becomes a Teacher
“Even though Jesus was God’s Son, He learned obedience from the things He suffered.” — Hebrews 5:8 (NLT) This verse offers one of the most profound insights into the life of Jesus. Even though He was the Son of God … Continue reading
What to Do With Bad News
“After Hezekiah received the letter from the messengers and read it, he went up to the Lord’s Temple and spread it out before the Lord. And Hezekiah prayed this prayer before the Lord…” — 2 Kings 19:14-15 What do you … Continue reading
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