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Salvation Is About Relationship
Photo Credit: http://servingjoy.com Remember, salvation is not about a transaction as much as it’s about relationship. For example, if we think we are happily married because we went through the ceremony, and that things should always be wondeful because we … Continue reading
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Transformed Episode #226: Fear – When My Faith is Small
Fear is the greatest weapon to those who would stand up against truth and justice. Welcome to a new series of the Transformed Podcast. Today we begin to talk about, “Overcoming Faith!” Perhaps you love these words from the old … Continue reading
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Tagged accusation, application, Bible, Bible Reading Schedule, chosen, courage, disciple, Emmanuel, faith, fallen, fear, Jesus, panic, rebuke, Son of God, spiritual, storm, sustitute, urgency, Word of God
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Israel's National Laws Handed Down To A People In Formation
Editor’s Note: We continue our series of blogs for those who are reading the Bible with us cover-to-cover this year. Interspersed with our thoughts on our daily reading, we want to provide some tips about reading the Bible in general. … Continue reading
Genesis: Jacob and Joseph
Editor’s Note: We continue our series of blogs for those who are reading the Bible with us cover-to-cover this year. Interspersed with our thoughts on our daily reading, we want to provide some tips about reading the Bible in general. … Continue reading
Genesis: The Beginning of Death and Destruction
Editor’s Note: As we continue our series of blogs for those who are reading the Bible with us cover-to-cover this year, we step into the … Beginning Of Death and Destruction In The Fall (3) If everything started out so … Continue reading
Hearing from Heaven in 2011! (Part 2)
We are here again today to invite you to participate in an exciting campaign we are sponsoring for 2011. It’s called, “Hearing from Heaven in 2011!” It’s a simple idea – one with profound benefits for your life. We are … Continue reading
Hearing from Heaven in 2011! (Part 1)
We are here today to tell you about an exciting campaign we are sponsoring for 2011. It’s called, “Hearing from Heaven in 2011!” It’s a simple idea – one with profound benefits for your life. We are inviting you to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 bible reading plan, Bible, Bible Reading Schedule, daily devotional, prayer
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The Difficulty of Current Information
Never retreat in the face of difficulties. Advance as conditions permit. If conditions don’t permit, create those conditions. – John Maxwell[1] Let no one or anything stand between you and the difficult task; let nothing deny you this rich chance … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 bible reading plan, Bible Reading Schedule, Bible versions
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Who Will We Take On This Journey?
We are getting ready to read through the Bible in the New Year. Our goal is to read cover-to-cover and “Hear From Heaven in 2011!” I am asking you to think of this as an adventure, a journey … When … Continue reading
The Bible As A Journey!
I once read a story in The Employment Counselor where a young Christian was preparing for a trip when his traveling companion came into the room to see how he was doing. “Are you done packing?” his friend asked. “Almost,” … Continue reading
