Good Works For God’s Glory

Have you ever thought about the various differences between Jesus’s miracles? What I have found interesting lately is what Jesus requires from his audience who witnesses the miracles. In the Gospel of Mark, many of Jesus’s miracles were ordered to be kept a secret. Here is a list of some...

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Expectations For Humility

Humility is one of those topics that is hard to study, discuss, and implement. What is difficult about studying humility? A quick word search will show that humility/humble is mentioned around 80 times in the Bible. Do you want to discuss humility? Think about examples of people who are prideful...

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God Is Not Done With Us

In 1 Kings 19, we find the prophet Elijah at a low point. After his great victory over the prophets of Baal, he is now fleeing for his life from Queen Jezebel, who has threatened to kill him. Exhausted and afraid, Elijah retreats into the wilderness. There, under a broom...

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The Unashamed

While studying through the book of Zephaniah, I noticed that the word “shame” kept occurring. Shame is one of the major themes in Zephaniah’s prophetic message. Zephaniah was writing during the days of Josiah, most likely before the law in the temple was found and the reforms took place. That...

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Knowing Your Church Family

As a newer Christian, I will admit that sometimes I have struggled to truly know God and the purpose of the church. I have been a part of Dalraida for a little over two years now. Through all of the church services, HUBs, and college events, I still struggled with...

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Faith Placed In God

As Israel was nearing the promised land, God required Moses to send out spies to give a report back of the land. Moses was instructed to pick one leader from each of the 12 tribes of Israel. All of the spies came back and testified that what God had said...

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Spreading Hope To Others

How often do we shy away from speaking up for God? That may be such a difficult question and we probably shy away from answering it when asked. Most likely, in this past week or month, we have neglected opportunities to spread the truth of Jesus. Now let me ask...

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Carrying Our Cross

Have you ever heard someone refer to a minor inconvenience by saying “That’s just my cross to carry” or “We all have our own crosses to bear”? When one uses this phrase, it is typically expressed that they must endure a temptation, burden, trait, or inconvenience. However, Jesus’s command for...

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