Month: August 2010

Your word vs. God’s WORD

You say, “It’s impossible.”… God says, “All things are possible.”
You say, “I’m too tired.”… God says, “I will give you rest.”
You say, “Nobody really loves me.”… God says, “I love you.”

Redemption (Part 3): Disobedience Disables.

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If we are ever to live victorious Christian lives, we must first seriously seek to live obedient sacrificial lives. It’s not more ‘churching’, it’s not louder singing, it’s not even better preaching that’s going to transform us. We will be transformed when we “offer ourselves as living sacrifices” to God: when we sacrifice our will to live in obedience to God’s will.

Redemption (Part 2): Garbage in, Garbage Out

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To experience God’s Redemption we must relinquish our worldview/value-system and accept God’s instead.

Redemption (Part 1): LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!

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No one comes to God before first recognizing that he/she is separated from God

Mindset: “Setting the sails of the mind”

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But to every man there openeth,
A high way and a low,
And every mind decideth,
The way his soul shall go.

The (Believers’) Alphabet

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A-lthough things are not perfect
B-ecause of trial or pain
C-ontinue in thanksgiving
D-o not begin to blame

Anger Management

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…Anger management takes practice and deliberate effort. However, we should always remember that God is on OUR side. As we develop the habit of constantly communicating with Him, as we practice seeking His will in everything, as we learn to live within His hedge of protection, we will gradually learn how to draw strength from Him when we are sorely aggravated. We CAN win the battle…

Get your IN-Right to be Downright Upright

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It is quite revealing to compare how much time, effort and money we spend on our outward appearance versus our heart (inward appearance). Think of how much is spent each day on preparing clothes, hair, skin, diet and physique. So much time, so much effort, so much money spent just to look good enough for those around us. How does it compare to the time and effort spent in preparing our hearts for God?