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Showing Our Appreciation
Like a parent, Jesus finds joy in watching us take advantage of what He did for us. He wants us to be saved through baptism, for the remission of our sins so that we might...
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Belief in God
Many have the desire to live by their own rules and not feel obligated to live to please a Supreme Being. God allows that choice, but, there will be no avoiding the consequences of that...
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Who’s Your Advocate?
We have no hope of heaven unless Jesus Christ acts as our advocate. Why not become His client today?
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Dealing with Loss
Let's keep loving, encouraging and praying for each other while we endure this life, and look forward to the time when God will make everything well with our souls.
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Actions Have Consequences
Breaking the law comes with consequences, but so does breaking God’s commandments. Keep this in mind as you live your life and consider your eternal destination.
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Who Do You Believe?
When we are faced with what the Bible says and what the world or our loved ones say is okay, do we always choose God's word? If not, then we need to examine what we...
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Set Free
Stop for a moment and realize that "Christ has made us free" (Gal. 5:1).
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The Heart’s Posture in Worship
Fellow worshiper, we spend too much time focused on the number of songs, the length of the sermon, the temperature of the air and the comfort of the pews! Let...us...worship...Him!
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Like Everyone Else
When a child of God wants to look like a child of the world, sin will always be the inevitable consequence, and God's people will be conquered by it.
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Children Are a Blessing
We need to be like children: open and eager to learn, and most importantly, we need to acknowledge that we have a lot to learn from our Father in heaven.