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Mission Impossible: Accomplishing the Impossible Through God

Take your Bibles today to the gospel of Luke, chapter 18. That’s where we’re going to camp out, and I want to talk to you

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The Great Runaway Who Got Caught: What the Book of Jonah Teaches Us About Second Chances

There’s a story in the Bible that has captivated people for centuries — not just in Sunday school rooms, but in novels, movies, and popular

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Concentration Brings Conformity: You Are What You Think

An encouraging word on renewing your mind and taking charge of your thoughts. People like to say, “You are what you eat.” However, I’ve never

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A Good Return: Remembering Your First Love

In the retail world, nobody likes returns. I should know — I’ve spent plenty of time in that arena, and I can tell you firsthand:

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Are You Ready to be Revived?

Have you prepared yourself for personal and/or corporate revival?
Does your spiritual life need a defibrillator today?

Are You Losing The Battle?

You will face battles every single day, the question is, have you prepared yourself for the battle. Your mind is the battlefield, have you girded the loins of your mind today?

How Important Are You?

The Koathites were not better than the other sons, they just had a different set of duties to perform. The same holds true today, spiritually speaking the Koathites are the pastors and teachers. Pastors are not elevated above any of the other members of the body of Christ. Pastors just have a different set of responsibilities and duties to perform. The Gershonites and the Meari-ites also have their own set of responsibilities and duties to perform, an in like manner, so do all of the other members of the body of Christ. Or to be more specific to a local assembly, all of the members of any given congregation all have their own specific set of duties to perform to keep the work moving forward.

The Danger of Apathy

A neutral attitude to God that is as dangerous as hostility. It is condemned as a rejection of God’s love and of the needs of others.

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