This is our God. One who will allow a few hours of emptiness only to overflow our hearts with love and joy.
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It’s easy to pick on Pharaoh because of his stubbornness in the face of the plagues that God kept bringing upon him, but would there not be modern-day equivalents to him if the same thing happened in today’s world? Before answering, consider the My Pillow guy. James Lindell is an inventor and an entrepreneur—the CEO […]
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Stay Out of the Darkness It is no secret; lights shine the brightest on the darkest of backgrounds. That’s why diamonds are often displayed on black velvet backdrops. High-intensity lighting is then directed at them, which they in turn reflect … Read More
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In this video, we are discussing how to access prayer to enjoy peace. Peace cannot be present without the act of practicing prayer, so we must shift out of anxiety and practice prayer. Three ways to fight anxiety during uncertainty: 1. Rejoice: what’s making you happy right now? 2. Pray: what precisely are you praying […]
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As Long As One Is Sincere, Does It Matter What One Believes? Sincerity is certainly essential in pleasing God; but, it by no means is the only thing necessary in being pleasing to God. Scores of people are sincere in their religious belief and practice but are not saved. Could you be one of them?
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The story of Sardis is an interesting one that we read about in Rev. 3:1-6. This is one of the seven letters written by John to the seven churches of Asia.
Sardis was located in modern day Turkey and about 30 miles southeast of Thyatira on the edge of Mount Tmolus in the Hermus River valley. The Pactolus River, a tributary to the Hermus, ran through Sardis. Today the city is called Sart. Sardis was built high above a plain, making it militarily important, and located on an…
