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Tag Archives: Trust
“In the Beginning, God”
A Reflection on the First Words of Scripture The Bible opens with four words that quietly but decisively shape everything that follows: “In the beginning, God.” (Genesis 1:1) Before creation, before time, before humanity, before light or language or law—God … Continue reading
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“You Made Me; You Created Me”
A Prayer for Understanding and Obedience(Psalm 119:73) “You made me; You created me.Now give me the sense to follow Your commands.” There is something beautifully honest about this verse. It begins with a declaration and ends with a request. First, … Continue reading
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The Secret of True Contentment
Lessons from Paul’s Words in Philippians 4 In a culture that constantly pushes us toward more—more success, more possessions, more experiences—finding true contentment can feel elusive. Yet, the Apostle Paul, writing from a Roman prison, shared a profound truth that … Continue reading
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What Did Jesus Say About Money?
Few topics are addressed as directly—and as often—by Jesus as money. In fact, Jesus spoke more about money and possessions than about heaven or hell. Why? Because He understood something we often resist admitting: money has a unique power to … Continue reading
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“Peace on Earth to Those With Whom God Is Pleased”
Few phrases in the Christmas story are quoted more often—and misunderstood more—than the angels’ declaration in Luke 2: “Glory to God in the highest heaven,and on earth peace to those with whom God is pleased.” At first glance, it sounds … Continue reading
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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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Psalm 112 – The Quiet Strength of a God-Fearing Life
Psalm 112 paints a compelling picture of a life that truly works. Not flashy. Not loud. Not self-promoting. But deeply rooted, steady, generous, and secure. It describes the kind of person many of us hope to become—especially as the years … Continue reading
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The Top 10 Questions Jesus Asked
(And Why They Still Confront Us Today) Jesus was a master teacher—but interestingly, He often taught by asking questions rather than giving answers. The Gospels record over 300 questions asked by Jesus. He wasn’t short on truth; He was drawing … Continue reading
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Why Faith Still Matters in a Scientific Age
We live in an age of remarkable scientific achievement. We can map the human genome, explore distant galaxies, and place powerful computers in our pockets. For many, science feels sufficient—why look beyond what can be tested, measured, and proven? Yet … Continue reading
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Kept by His Power
“Now all glory to God, who is able to keep you from falling away and will bring you with great joy into His glorious presence without a single fault.” Jude 1:24 (NLT) On the Christian journey, most believers know what … Continue reading
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