Rejoice in Eternity – A New Body
In eternity we get a new body (1 Peter 4:13) with no more 1) Death, 2) Disease, 3) Corruption, 4) Temporal Concerns. Each person can rejoice in this hope of heaven.
Tag: joy
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A Saint’s Closing Prayer
Psalm 90, a prayer of Moses, is a saint's closing prayer. It is a prayer 1) Of Benediction to the Lord, 2) Respecting the Brevity of Life, 3) In Bequest to the Living.
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Rejoice in Eternity – No More Evil
Heaven will have no more evil (1 Peter 4:13): 1) No Temptation, 2) No Sin, 3) No Evil People. Each person should be able to state a reason to rejoice in eternity.
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Rejoice in Eternity – Being with God
We will rejoice in eternity (1 Peter 4:13) 1) To Be with God, 2) To Be with Christ, 3) Because This Is Our Great Hope. Each person should be able to state why.
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The Cleansing of the Word
The word of God cleanses our 1) Path, 2) Praise, 3) Purpose (Psalm 119:9-16). Each person should become more familiar with Psalm 119 and its lessons.
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Seven Exercises to Mental Wellness
Seven exercises for mental wellness (Philippians 4:4-9): 1) Rejoice, 2) Be Moderate, 3) God Is Near, 4) Don't Worry, 5) Pray, 6) Think Positively, 7) Follow Examples.
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Why Pursue Joy Instead of Happiness?
Why pursue joy over happiness (Philippians 4:4)? Happiness is 1) Momentary, 2) Amusing, 3) Self-Made, 4) Carnal, but joy is constant and spiritual. Each person needs joy.
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What the Cross Changed – The Cross Changed the Future
The cross changed the future (Galatians 6:14) 1) From Separation to Fellowship, 2) From an Old Body to a New, 3) From an Old Earth to a New. Each person should rejoice.
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Christian Reasons for Joy
"Rejoice in the Lord always" (Philippians 4:4). The Christian has joy in his 1) Past, 2) Present, 3) Future. Each person should be able to state why he can rejoice.
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“How Great Thou Art”
"How Great Thou Art" (Romans 11:33-36) shows God's greatness in His 1) Creation, 2) Gift of Jesus, 3) Promises for the Future. Each person should reflect on His glory.
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Come and See
When sharing the gospel, say "come and see" (John 1:43-46): 1) The Works of God, 2) The Glory of God, 3) The Son of God. Each person will have something to say.
