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Knowing the Future is Not Always a Good Thing

Knowing the Future is Not Always a Good Thing

We know from Scripture that God is sovereign. And it is He, and He alone, that brings nations to the forefront and then orchestrates their decline and ultimate demise (Job 12:23). We’ve seen that throughout all history. And we have accounts of it in Scripture …

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Yes, But How?  The Sanctification Question

Yes, But How? The Sanctification Question

As we begin our journey to answer the “Yes, But How?” questions in our Christian life, we are compelled to start with an understanding of the difference between justification and sanctification. Or, the things in our spiritual life that are His responsibility …

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Seven Steps on How to Meditate on God’s Word

Seven Steps on How to Meditate on God’s Word

Biblical Meditation is a spiritual practice that involves deeply focusing on a specific subject, text, or verse in Scripture to gain a greater understanding and personal connection to what the Lord is trying to say to us. This practice allows us to grow closer to …

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Why Should We Meditate on God’s Word?

Why Should We Meditate on God’s Word?

As you know, the Bible is God’s Word and provides for us His wisdom, insight, and guidance for our lives. While reading the Bible is an essential part of our spiritual growth (along with prayer and worship), meditating on God’s Word takes our understanding to a much …

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The Just Shall Live By Faith… Just Like You

The Just Shall Live By Faith… Just Like You

As we strive to become more of a faith prepper, we know the most important thing we can do is learn to live by faith, and not just give faith lip service. After all, the single verse that changed Martin Luther’s life and led to the Reformation was Romans 1:17, which …

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Repentance or Remorse, Heaven or Hell

Repentance or Remorse, Heaven or Hell

Last Sunday in church we celebrated the Lord’s Supper and focused on the need we have for self-examination. I know what you’re thinking, self-examination and the Lord’s Supper don’t seem to go together— at least not in my prior church experience. I remember all my …

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