JB's Personal Brain Defragmenter
Where I write, to be exact.
The author reflects on feeling frustrated and uncertain, but finds solace in the belief that Jesus already responded through his birth, death, resurrection, and ascension. They emphasize that Christ's sacrifice ensures righteousness for believers. They express gratitude for God's love and faithfulness. The text explores the themes of salvation, faith, and the enduring nature of God's love.
This post reflects on the message of Psalm 20, emphasizing trust in the Lord's protection and faithfulness. Using examples from the lives of Jacob and Jehoshaphat, it highlights the assurance of God's presence and support in times of trouble. The writer also emphasizes the significance of Christ's finished work, offering hope and confidence in divine responses.
The author reflects on feeling overwhelmed and the struggle with old mindsets affecting productivity and spiritual focus. They find solace in physical exertion, prayer, and worship, seeking reformatting and renewal. The piece ends with a plea for seeking God's goodness and a resolve to trust in Him despite self-condemnation.
The content emphasizes the unwavering faithfulness and goodness of God, even in moments of personal struggle and self-sabotage. It delves into the transformative power of acknowledging God's love and the importance of repentance. The writer expresses a commitment to praising God despite challenges, seeking His protection and blessings.
In this reflection, the writer delves into the concept of the fear of the Lord and the goodness of God, emphasizing their connection to repentance and wisdom. The writer highlights the importance of recognizing Christ as essential to understanding God’s love and glory, and concludes with a message of trust in Christ and praise for God.
I'm not in the mood to write, but I know I should be writing. I know I said this would be a Year of Movement but I didn't expect things to move so quickly... and in so many things moving, I didn't realize that there'd be so much I could potentially write about... So I'm... Continue Reading →
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