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- YHWH Raphah: The LORD who heals
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I just got a new book today, but I’m sure that doesn’t surprise anyone. I actually bought two copies, with the thought of donating one to the church’s library. The book is based on A W Tozer’s book “The Attributes of God“, and is titled appropriately “The Attributes of God for Kids”.
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“Prayer may weigh on your conscience, but there are no reminders, no complaints. Those who are not prayed for aren’t aware they are forgotten. Prayer requests stay on the task list for the day, but they easily get passed over as you address more pressing demands.” from “Pray for the Flock: Ministering God’s Grace Through […]
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For the promise is for you and for your children and for all who are far off…
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Getting ready to start a series on the Sermon on the Mount in Sunday school. This is going to be something!
Three quick quotes from D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones as a teaser.
If you find yourself arguing with the Sermon on the Mount at any point, it means either that there is something wrong with you […]
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We got a thank you note in the mail yesterday. What’s that, you ask? Someone actually took time to sit down, and with a pen and a card, put her thoughts on paper, then added a stamp and actually mailed it out! Not 15 seconds to dash off an email or text message, but minutes […]
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Today’s sermon was from Jonah 2:1-10, Jonah’s prayer from the belly of the whale, or great fish. Here’s a song based on that same text. If you heard the sermon, this will serve as a good backdrop or reminder. If you didn’t hear it, the link to listen is below.
Here’s the […]
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“…let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God. And whatever you […]
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In studying for today’s lesson on Psalm 73, I read this verse:
If I had said, “I will speak thus,” I would have betrayed the generation of your children.
The Psalmist was in the midst of a personal thought crisis, and really wanted to speak his piece. But he didn’t, at least not immediately. He […]
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“… this book brings us into the sanctuary, draws us off from converse with men, with the politicians, philosophers, or disputers of this world, and directs us into communion with God, by solacing and reposing our souls in him, lifting up and letting out our hearts towards him. Thus may we be in the mount […]
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Studying in the book of Philippians we see the antithesis of a supremacy philosophy, unless it is specifically the supremacy of Christ.
Paul said this in his letter
“Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, […]
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from the twitterverse
- RT @fbupnorth: Grace Upon Grace faithbaptistupnorth.org/2018/10/grace-…
about 12 hours ago via Twitter for Android - RT @QuotesTheology: No single man is more responsible for the distortion of Christian truth in our age than Charles Grandison Finney.
@Mic…
about 1 day ago via Twitter for Android - Just when you think things are falling apart, He holds all things together.
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#allthingstogether #hemadepeace
about 2 days ago via Twitter for Android - RT @stephenaltrogge: Imagine what glorious things God might do if we took all the energy we use for outrage and channeled it into prayer.
about 2 days ago via Twitter for Android - RT @KSPrior: “In retrospect, do you think Bill should've resigned in the wake of the Monica Lewinsky scandal?" correspondent Tony Dokoupil…
about 2 days ago via Twitter for Android
- RT @fbupnorth: Grace Upon Grace faithbaptistupnorth.org/2018/10/grace-…
