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Got Oxygen? — The Spacious Place
How often in our spiritual lives are we getting by on so much less than we really need?
Shay S. Mason,
Steal My Show - Spark of His Glory
One particular morning, I mumbled those same prayer lines- “Jesus, take the wheel”, and drove off. In the middle of the highway I heard my thoughts loud and
Afolabi O J,
Have Yourself a Riotous Little Christmas
There are a few mistakes we can make this Christmas, but one thing we cannot do is celebrate Christmas with too full a heart.
Revive Our Hearts,
Uncompromising Evangelism
The apostle Paul’s sermon on Mars’ Hill (Acts 17:16–33) has been exploited endlessly by evangelistic innovators and missionary methodologists in recent decades. The acute cultural awareness Paul displayed in his preaching has been used to validate everything from worldliness (under the guise of contextualization) to the appreciative study of other religions. But careful examination of
John MacArthur,
Moses 2
Hebrews 11:27, 28 Faith is seeing what no one else sees and betting your life, and the lives of others, on it. “27 By faith he left Egypt, not fearing the king’s anger; he persevered because he saw him who was invisible. 28 By faith he kept the Passover and the sprinkling of blood, so that the destroyer of the firstborn would not touch the firstborn of Israel.” (Hebrews 11:27, 28). There is some debate as to which departure from Egypt is referred to in verse 27: the first, after Moses had killed
Lynda Schultz,
Moses 2
Hebrews 11:27, 28 Faith is seeing what no one else sees and betting your life, and the lives of others, on it. “27 By faith he left Egypt, not fearing the king’s anger; he persevered because he saw him who was invisible. 28 By faith he kept the Passover and the sprinkling of blood, so that the destroyer of the firstborn would not touch the firstborn of Israel.” (Hebrews 11:27, 28). There is some debate as to which departure from Egypt is referred to in verse 27: the first, after Moses had killed
Lynda Schultz,
ALL doesn’t ALWAYS mean ALL in the Bible, but we don’t get to choose when it doesn’t
It’s absolutely true that the word ALL in the Bible doesn’t always mean ALL as in the entire world and 100% of the population even if it says ALL MEN, but it’s equally true that w…
Annika Björk,
The Attributes and Works of God — House of David Ministries
The Attributes of God God’s attributes include His self-existence, immutability (unchanging), eternality, omnipresence (everywhere), omniscience (all-knowing), omnipotence (unlimited), and sovereignty (all-ruling power). [i] God’s attributes are one with and in complete unity with Him. While Go
Eric M. Teitelman,
The Attributes and Works of God — House of David Ministries
God’s attributes include His self-existence, immutability (unchanging), eternality, omnipresence (everywhere), omniscience (all-knowing), omnipotence (unlimited), and sovereignty (all-ruling power). God’s attributes are one with and in complete unity with Him. While God is limitless, He has chosen
Eric M. Teitelman,

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