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Great idea! I'm not really sure what God is saying to me at this point, however I do feel a drawing closer to His throne. I have been listening to the scripture on cd at the office and home. When it isn't on I can tell a difference in the atmosphere. My God is big and I feel He is feeling me with His peace.Peace & Blessing,Susan
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Hey I ment to say filling me with His peace. susan
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HAL WROTE - I had a couple of thoughts jump out at me in today's reading:1) John 5: 36-40; Jesus was the living word, yet in that day (as today) some folks, especially religious folks wouldn't believe in Him - even with all of the miracles and testimonies; His word/the scriptures still testify of Him and a promised relationship with Him. We can't approach the Bible like a rule book or law, but seek refuge, hope and relationship thru the Word-giver. He will make me a 'living' word too. 2) John 6: 8-9; I am always amazed by the miracle(s) of Jesus taking a little food and multiplying it to feed thousands. It makes me wonder - what is He wanting to do in the middle of "my little." In the current economy, I believe all of us have opportunities for the asking. Jesus, will you take this 'little' that I have, and make it into much - so that your kingdom can come on earth as it is in heav'n?
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Luke 19:47
(Date Posted:02/27/2009 14:07 PM)
"Jesus teaching daily... (not once or twice a week) This is revelation to me today. I always say to people - if Jesus did it - I want to do it. If Jesus saw the need to teach daily in the temple - there must be a reason for that word "daily" being there. We,as the Body of Christ, are teaching at times when we don't even know we are teaching. But are we teaching something "daily" through our words or actions that leads others closer to the cross? Our "daily" lives are a textbook to many that are watching.
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We all teach daily, the question is what are our words and actions saying to those who hear and see our sermon. [Gwen]
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(Date Posted:03/02/2009 19:18 PM)
I love the story of the conversion of Saul. You can't hide when God says, "You're mine." You may run, but you can't hide. Also that God chose someone who had been so ungodly to turn the world upside down in such a short time. This lets the vilest sinner know there is nothing that you have done that can't be washed away when God's spirit dwells within and takes up residence. Aren't we glad today for God's forgiveness that washes away all of our sin? I needed forgiveness today - did you? Jeri
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(Date Posted:03/03/2009 13:10 PM)
Hal writes: "Do not call anything impure that God has made clean." I wonder how many things I have sanctioned as 'unclean' when God is actually saying - 'I am OK with that, or I am OK with them - a person that doesn't particularly look clean or wholesome or kosher...' Yet, if God has said - they are forgiven! They are forgiven. Have mercy on me, Lord. I've still got a lot to learn.
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In Eph. 3:7, Paul says that he became a servant of the gospel by the gift of God’s grace given him through the working of God’s power.
By His grace, God gave Paul the gift of stewardship to preach the gospel of Christ to the Gentiles and to make plain to everyone the plan of the mystery (regarding the Gentiles and providing for the salvation of all men). God had revealed the mystery to Paul by revelation from Jesus Christ (Gal. 1:12). Bestowed on Paul by the working of God’s power, it was the work that God had prepared in advance for Paul to do (Eph. 2:10, Acts 9:15-16) and Paul did the work with reckless abandon to all else.
In I Cor. 15:10, Paul said that the grace was not given without effect. He worked harder than the other apostles, yet it was not Paul but the grace of God that was in him. Grace is unmerited and unearned favor. It is God meeting us at our point of need in the person of Jesus Christ, including all his power and provision.
Whether Paul was free, under arrest, or shipwrecked (Acts 21-28), he preached the gospel in word and action to whoever God placed around him. Paul’s circumstances did not deter him mission to do the good works that God had created him in Christ Jesus to do (Eph. 2:10).The circumstances simply gave Paul opportunity to fulfill God’s call.
God’s grace was not about Paul’s comfort and convenience. It was about God, by His grace, enabling Paul to do His will and fulfill God’s eternal purpose for Paul’s life. What satisfaction and joy that brings despite “circumstances”. Paul had learned to be content whatever his circumstances (Phi. 4:11-13).
Are there areas in our lives where we need to change our perspective? Is our focus about what we want God to do for us or what God wants to do in and through us? Blessings,Kathy P.
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when we are raised up out of the water, it is like the resurrection of
Jesus. Each of us is raised into a light-filled world by our Father so
that we can see where we're going in our new grace-sovereign country.
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cross with Christ, a decisive end to that sin-miserable life—no longer
at sin's every beck and call! What we believe is this: If we get
included in Christ's sin-conquering death, we also get included in his
life-saving resurrection. We know that when Jesus was raised from the
dead it was a signal of the end of death-as-the-end. Never again will
death have the last word. When Jesus died, he took sin down with him,
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of all men). God had revealed the mystery to Paul by revelation from
Jesus Christ (Gal. 1:12). Bestowed on Paul by the working of God’s
power, it was the work that God had prepared in advance for Paul to do
(Eph. 2:10, Acts 9:15-16) and Paul did the work with reckless abandon
to all else.
In I Cor. 15:10, Paul said that the grace was not given without effect.
He worked harder than the other apostles, yet it was not Paul but the
grace of God that was in him. Grace is unmerited and unearned favor. It
is God meeting us at our point of need in the person of Jesus Christ,
including all his power and provision. Whether Paul was free, under
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- what is He wanting to do in the middle of "my little." In the
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Jesus, will you take this 'little' that I have, and make it into much
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