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Tag Archives: Trust
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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Tagged anchored, awe, blessed, children, confidence in God, dark seasons, emotional stability, faithfulness, fear of the Lord, finishes well, generation, generosity, generous, humility, legacy, life-giving, light dawns, never be shaken, obedience, open hands, Psalm 112, reverence, shines, spiritual stability, stability, stand firm, Trust, upright
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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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Not by Force, Not by Strength — But by His Spirit
There’s a moment in Scripture when God speaks directly into the exhaustion and discouragement of His people. Zerubbabel, the governor of Judah, was staring at a mountain of impossibility: a half-built Temple, limited resources, political pressure, and a tired people. … Continue reading
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Healing Begins With Humility
Proverbs 3:7–8 — “Don’t be impressed with your own wisdom.Instead, fear the Lord and turn away from evil.Then you will have healing for your bodyand strength for your bones.” There’s something refreshing about the bluntness of Proverbs. It cuts straight … Continue reading
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Parenting and Legacy: Lessons From Abraham to Joseph
When we trace the story of God’s people from Abraham through Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, we discover more than a historical narrative. We discover a family—deeply human, often flawed, but continually shaped by the faithfulness of God. Their successes and … Continue reading
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Why Complaining Hurts Us: What the Bible and Science Both Reveal
Most people think complaining is harmless — just a way of “venting.” But both Scripture and modern science paint a very different picture. They agree on this simple truth: Complaining doesn’t just affect your attitude. It affects your spirit, your … Continue reading
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