Saved Through Fire – February 22, 2024 (54/365)

The text reflects on the nature of fire and its symbolism in the Old Testament, drawing parallels to Christ's sacrifice and salvation. It emphasizes that Christ is not merely a giver of life but is life itself, providing eternal reconciliation and sanctification. The author finds hope in Christ's presence, likening believers to those unharmed in the fiery furnace.

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A little less than 3 hours left and I doubt I could type, oh, 48,000 words to hit the 365000 word mark before the end of 2023. I'm saying sorry to whoever happens to be reading this, as well as to myself. Will definitely do better next year. God bless us all. Let's have a... Continue Reading →

Hope of Favor – December 20, 2023 (311/365)

The message of hope from Jeremiah 29:11 is discussed in the context of the Christmas season’s hustle and bustle. Isaiah 61 is highlighted as a source of hope for freedom, restoration, and vindication. The chapter's message is connected to the birth of Christ and the renewal of hope. The readers are encouraged to reflect on their hopes for the year and reminded of the significance of Christ's birth for renewing hope.

Reflecting On A Year of Movement – December 08-16, 2023 (309/365)

Reflecting on a year marked by the theme of "Movement", the author talks about the noticeable growth in their church. Contrary to initial expectations of the congregation propelling the progress, they found that it was divine intervention facilitating the growth, attracting new attendees and revitalizing old members. Growth was described as not just in terms of quantity, but also in deepening faith and expanding spiritual influence. The author concluded that the movement was indeed happening, but driven by God's grace.

Beyond Pain (Psalm 6) – December 07, 2023 (307/365)

The Psalm offers comfort in times of pain and turmoil, emphasizing human choice between casting blame outwardly or delving into inner suffering. It encourages looking beyond pain towards God's love, embodying the belief in Christ's timeless salvation. Accepting God's grace, we should bring our thoughts and emotions before God for solace, even in times of despair or amidst foes, confident in the power of prayer and God's tireless listening.

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