Abounding in Hope
Satan does not want people to have hope, and that means that hope is a powerful tool of God for good. God is the God of hope (Romans 15:13).
Satan does not want people to have hope, and that means that hope is a powerful tool of God for good. God is the God of hope (Romans 15:13).
Jesus is three-times glorified.
We need to be serious about prayer. There are prayers in the Bible that are available for our study and contemplation.
He rebuked His disciples for having the attitude of a world that desired power above all (Mark 10:35-45) concluding that, “the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many.”
we can sometimes forget that God is the One from whom all blessings flow, and we can begin to think that we have earned these blessings through our own righteousness.
Focusing on Jesus and who He is helps us to be content because He is all we really need; He is the standard for who we were created to be and what we truly are.
You cannot serve God and mammon.” God does not compete with other masters; one will ultimately give way to one or the other.
Let’s follow Jesus and not the opinions of men.
Without grace, I would be hopelessly trapped in a mindset of constantly demanding retribution for failure.
As we study the Old Testament, let us never forget that it is all about Jesus!
Sometimes we hear people say, “If I had lived during the time of Christ, I would have believed!”
Let’s not be like the one-talent man who went and buried his talent in the ground.
While there are some things that we want to do that we haven’t been doing, we need to continue to do some good things that we have been doing too!
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