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Tag Archives: mercy
Don’t Wait to Do Good
Proverbs 3:27–28 says:“Do not withhold good from those who deserve itwhen it’s in your power to help them.If you can help your neighbor now, don’t say,‘Come back tomorrow, and then I’ll help you.’” This short passage carries a profound challenge … Continue reading
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God’s Mercy in Life and Death
Isaiah 57:1–2 gives us a sobering but hope-filled perspective: “Good people pass away; the godly often die before their time. But no one seems to care or wonder why. No one seems to understand that God is protecting them from … Continue reading
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Tagged care, die, divine act, faithful one, follow God, Godly lives, godly man, godly woman, good people, hardship, hope, joy, life and death, mercy, pain, pass away, promise, questions, reframe, rest, rest in peace, trial
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When Heaven’s Armies Fight for You
Life often feels like a battlefield. We face struggles with temptation, discouragement, broken relationships, spiritual opposition, and daily pressures that can leave us feeling overwhelmed. In moments like these, Isaiah 47:4 reminds us of a truth we desperately need: we … Continue reading
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Tagged angelic hosts, battle is not yours, battlefield, commander, death, God's presence, guided, Heaven's armies, Holy One, mercy, opposition, Our redeemer, pressures, protected, redeemed, Redeemer, rescue, righteous, sin, strength, temptation, truth, victory
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The Lord Is My Shepherd: A Psalm for Every Season
Psalm 23 is one of the most beloved passages in all of Scripture. Its words have carried believers through times of joy, sorrow, fear, and uncertainty. What makes this psalm so powerful is its timelessness—it speaks to every stage of … Continue reading
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Tagged darkest hours, emotionally, every season, every stage, fear, God provides, God's promise, God's provision, God's rest, goodness, joy, life, love, mercy, my Shepherd, need, peace, physically, provides, psalm, Psalm 23, refreshment, renewal, rest, restores, season, shadow of death, shepherd, slow down, spiritually, stage of life, uncertainty, weariness
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Seven Timeless Lessons from the Book of Joel
The book of Joel is only three chapters long, but it carries a powerful message for every generation. Joel’s words move from devastation to hope, from judgment to restoration, and from repentance to the outpouring of God’s Spirit. Though Joel … Continue reading
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Six Leadership Lessons from the Kings of Israel
I’ve been reading through 2 Kings lately, and the dramatic shifts between faithful and unfaithful rulers have really stood out. One king walks with God, the next plunges into idolatry. One brings reform, the next brings ruin. It’s a cycle … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Kings, blessing, character, compromise, faithful, God's faithfulness, godly tone, humbly, humility, influence, integrity, Jesus, judgement, leadership, mercy, revival, unfaithful
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The Plumb Line of God
Scripture: Amos 7:8 — “And the Lord said to me, ‘Amos, what do you see?’I answered, ‘A plumb line.’And the Lord replied, ‘I will test my people with this plumb line. I will no longer ignore all their sins.’” In … Continue reading
Amos: Wake-Up Call from a Farmer
The book of Amos is only nine chapters long, but it delivers one of the most jarring wake-up calls in all of Scripture—and it came from an unlikely source: a farmer. Amos wasn’t a prophet by training. He was a … Continue reading
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Running the Wrong Way: Lessons from Jonah’s Detour
Have you ever known exactly what God was asking you to do—and still went in the opposite direction? Jonah did. In one of the most dramatic acts of defiance in Scripture, the prophet Jonah receives a crystal-clear word from God: … Continue reading
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