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Jeff Yoast, Jefferson, GA
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January 14, 2023
Our words have great power to encourage each other. We see many examples of this throughout the Bible in the form of conversation, sermons, and even letters.
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Andrew Jenkens, Jefferson, GA
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January 14, 2023
There is great value in both our memories and the memories of others. These experiences can teach us vital lessons needed to understand how God wants us to live.
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Mark Winner, Jefferson, GA
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January 7, 2023
Are there any specific characteristics God expects to see in us now if we are to dwell with Him as first fruits? the Bible is very clear on this subject. Those who will dwell with God should be walking uprightly, working righteousness, and speaking the truth.
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John Bennett, Jefferson, GA
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December 17, 2022
If we view our life in the way that God intends us to, then our lives up to this point should have worked to bring us something of great value: clarity. This is the clarity of what God is doing in our lives and His plan for the world.
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Tim Groves, Jefferson, GA
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December 17, 2022
Many believe that if they are good people, God will be pleased with them. There is a fatal flaw in this reasoning, however. It is too easy to fool ourselves and be good according to our reasoning rather than God's reasoning.
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Mark Winner, Jefferson, GA
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December 10, 2022
Our human nature generally makes us go easier on ourselves than we do on others. We can see flaws others might have easier than we can see our own flaws. This helps to inflate our pride and vanity. Ultimately, we need to be seeking to see ourselves how God see'...
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Bruce Gore, Jefferson, GA
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December 3, 2022
Why does the Bible state we are to be lights to the world? If we are a light to someone who is not being called and has no interest in God's word, does it make any difference? There is more to being a light to the world than might...
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Mark Winner, Jefferson, GA
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November 19, 2022
Our human nature generally makes us go easier on ourselves than we do on others. We can see flaws others might have easier than we can see our own flaws. This helps to inflate our pride and vanity. Ultimately, we need to be seeking to see ourselves how God see'...
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Mark Winner, Jefferson, GA
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November 5, 2022
Our human nature generally makes us go easier on ourselves than we do on others. We can see flaws others might have easier than we can see our own flaws. This helps to inflate our pride and vanity. Ultimately, we need to be seeking to see ourselves how God see'...
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Bruce Gore, Jefferson, GA
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October 29, 2022
We are told to count it all joy when we fall into trials (James 1:2). This is counter to the carnal mind. What joy can we have while grieving? How are we able to find it?
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