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Tag Archives: redemption
The Wedding Feast of the Lamb
One of the most joyful and hope-filled pictures in all of Scripture is found near the end of the Bible—the Wedding Feast of the Lamb in Revelation 19. After pages filled with judgment, conflict, and the defeat of evil, heaven … Continue reading
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Tagged bride, bride for Christ, bridegroom, celebration, celebratory, come, committed, conquering King, faithful, faithfulness, feasting, fine linen, future, hallelujah, heaven, His church, invitation, Jesus, joy, joyful, King, love, loving, Music, obedience, perserverance, redemption, relational, righteous acts, secure, the Church, the Lamb, wedding, wedding feast, wedding of the Lamb, wedding supper
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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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Tagged action, believe, biblical love, broad road, changed life, cross, danger, eternal life, forgiveness, goes to heaven, holiness, judgement, justice, mission of the church, narrow gate, new life, persecution, reconciliation, redemption, repent, repentance, Surrender, transformation, truth, universalism, why did Jesus die, why the cross, words of Jesus
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The Four Songs of Christmas
How God Announced the Coming of Jesus Through Worship The Christmas story is not only told through angels, shepherds, and a manger—it is sung. Before Jesus ever speaks a word, heaven and earth break into song. Luke’s Gospel, in particular, … Continue reading
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Tagged adoration, angel's song, announcement, character of God, Christmas, cosmic, covenant, deepest longing, faith, filled with the Spirit, fulfillment, Glory to God, heaven, His faithfulness, His holiness, His mercy, light for the Gentiles, Magnificat, Mary's song, peace, peace on earth, person of Jesus, prophetic, redemption, rest, salvation, salvation of Israel, scripture, shine, Simeon's song, songs, soul, soundtrack, Surrender, true worship, Trust, Zechariah's song
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The Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb
(Revelation 15:2–4) John gives us a breathtaking glimpse of heaven in Revelation 15. He sees God’s people standing victorious, holding harps given to them by God, and singing a song that spans the entire story of redemption: “They were singing … Continue reading
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Tagged all nations, awe, believer, biblical worship, character of God, costly, death, delivered, eternal song, eternity, Exodus, faithfulness of God, gifts from Him, Global, God-centered, great and marvelous, harps, heaven, Jesus, joy, just and true, leaders, obedience, one story, opposition, overflow, Redeemer, redemption, reverence, reverent awe, sin, singing a song, song of Moses, song of the Lamb, suffering, testing, victory, warrior, works of God, worshipers
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Turn Back and Live: God’s Invitation to a New Heart and a New Spirit
Few passages in Scripture capture the heart of God as clearly and tenderly as Ezekiel 18:30–32. Spoken to a rebellious nation, these words remain God’s urgent call to every generation—including ours: “Repent, and turn from your sins. Don’t let them … Continue reading
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Tagged abandon, call, freedom, grace, guilt, habits, heart of God, hope, invitation, joy, live, loving Father, new affections, new desires, new heart, new life, new priorities, new purpose, new spirit, pathway home, pattern, rebellion, redemption, renew, repent, rescue, restoration, restore, save you, shame, strength, transformed, turn around, turn back, urgency, walk away
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Three Returns: Israel and God’s Faithfulness
Throughout history, God has shown His faithfulness to the people of Israel in remarkable ways. One of the most striking examples is how He has brought them back to their land multiple times. Each return tells a story — not … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, blood of the Lamb, bondage, Egypt, eternal life, Exodus, God's faithfulness, God's power, God's promises, Israel, nation, Promised Land, promises, reborn, redemption, repentance, restoration, restores, return, salvation, spiritual passion, state of Israel
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Isaiah: A Book of Judgment, Hope, and Salvation
The book of Isaiah is one of the richest and most powerful books in the Bible. Written nearly 2,700 years ago, its words still speak directly into our world today. Isaiah’s message is both sobering and hopeful: God is holy … Continue reading
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Tagged comfort, deliverance, Global Mission, God's plan, Holiness of God, holy, hope, Isaiah, Jesus Christ, judgement, just, Messiah, prophet, Redeemer, redemption, repentance, salvation, Savior, Saviour, suffering servant
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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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Tagged accountable, book of Joel, call us back, change, compassion, complacency, crisis, day of the Lord, dream dreams, empowers, every generation, forgive, genuine, God's heart, hardship, hope, judgement, mercy, outpouring, performance, pour out My Spirit, redemption, repentance, restoration, restore, ritual, see visions, sons and daughters
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When Will Jesus Return?
The second coming of Jesus is one of the most anticipated events in Christian faith. Many wonder about the timing and details of His return. While Jesus did not give a specific date, He shared significant insights that help us … Continue reading
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Tagged Angels, days of Noah, eternal, faithful, Gospel, judgement, ready, redemption, restoration, sudden, unknown, visible, watchful
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The Five Women in the Genealogy of Jesus
The genealogy of Jesus, as recorded in the Gospel of Matthew (Matthew 1:1–17), is more than just a list of names. It’s a tapestry of God’s redemptive plan, woven with the lives of unexpected and extraordinary individuals. Among them are five remarkable women whose inclusion breaks cultural norms and speaks volumes about God’s grace, inclusivity, and sovereignty. Let’s explore their stories and their significance in the lineage of Christ. Continue reading
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Tagged Bathsheba, beauty from ashes, faith, God's justice, God's sovereignty, God's plan, grace, inclusion, Jesus, obedience, Rahab, redemption, Ruth, sin, Tamar, women
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