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Lessons from the Twin Brothers Jacob and Esau - Part 2 This is a continuation of Julie McElroy’s guest post. The first part is found here. Don't forget to check out Julie’s information …
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In our last post in this series of “How Big Is Your But?” I wrote about if we really have any options but to obey God. Of course it’s our choice to disobey, but often we excuse it to the point of not …
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10 saw the giants and fortified cities and saw themselves as grasshoppers. Two used the word “and” more than the word “but”. These two were Joshua and Caleb. Joshua loved the Lord’s Presence The …
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By Rodney W. Francis (Founder/Director: "The Gospel Faith Messenger" Ministry," Paraparaumu, New Zealand) We’re continuing this guest post from Rodney Francis on Paul's Macedonian call and what it …
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By Rodney W. Francis (Founder/Director: "The Gospel Faith Messenger" Ministry," Paraparaumu, New Zealand) Rodney is a great friend and encourager for me. I was so blessed when he agreed to do a …
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Can I examine my obedience to God? Since obedience is part of fearing the Lord, seeking the Lord and doing what’s right...and doing what’s right, doing what’s right and fearing the Lord are the …
We need to understand the good God has for us. Is God really good? Is He is a good mood? Let’s examine the life of Christ to see the “good” that His obedience brought Him. Paul tells us that …
What are the benefits of doing what’s right? When I write ad copy for businesses I know to put the benefits before the features. I suppose that's why I'm listing what I've studied in Scripture in this …
How can I seek the Lord? If you’re like me, you might think “seeking the Lord” simply means to "pray longer, pray louder and probably fast”. While Scripture does mention prayer and fasting …
