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Practical Christianity 2: Your Identity in Christ

Practical Christianity 2: Your Identity in Christ

Our identity is no longer based upon how we feel, or what we do, or how others think about us. Like the Apostle, the old you is now dead and the new you is Christ-like. Identity is your core sense of self. Who am I really. The lens through which you see yourself. 1 Peter 1:1 You are ...
Practical Christianity 1: Develop Your Relationship with God

Practical Christianity 1: Develop Your Relationship with God

God is awesome. God knows you. God loves you. Coming to grip with these three facts is the basis of our relationship with the Most High. Reading the Bible and praying daily are important ways to develop your relationship with him over time. Revelation 4:1-11 God is awesome. We must begin ...
The Moment the World Changed

The Moment the World Changed

The Gospel of John records the events of Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection. This was the moment the world changed. This not merely history, but a living story you can participate in today. Have you said, “It is finished”? John 19:16-22 Crucifixion was a routine though grisly part of ...
The Triumphal Entry

The Triumphal Entry

The Bible gives more attention to the final week of Jesus’ life than to any other period. Reading of His suffering and crucifixion is difficult because of our love for Him; yet God desires that we both understand and feel the depth of the sacrifice made for our redemption. This teaching ...
Names of God: Yahweh Roi, Yahweh Tsidkenu

Names of God: Yahweh Roi, Yahweh Tsidkenu

Building a fuller knowledge of God and more substance for praise are the aim of this teaching that focuses on Yahweh Roi – God shepherds, Yahweh Tsidkenu – God our righteousness, Yahweh Shammah – God is there, and Yahweh Sabaoth – God of the armies. Yahweh Jireh – God provides → ...
Names of God: Yahweh Yireh, Yahweh Rapha

Names of God: Yahweh Yireh, Yahweh Rapha

When God provided Abraham with a substitute offering, he called the place “Yahweh Yireh,” which means “Yahweh will provide.” When Israel could not drink the water, they cried out and God told Moses how to make the water drinkable. Then God called himself by the name Yahweh Rophecha, which ...
Names of God: God’s Name Is Yahweh

Names of God: God’s Name Is Yahweh

When God appeared to Moses in the burning bush, he told him his name was Yahweh, which means he will be who he will be. Throughout the Bible we see that God’s people regularly used his name. It makes sense for us today to continue this biblical practice. Exodus 3:1-6 God appeared to Moses ...
Forgotten Kings: Manasseh

Forgotten Kings: Manasseh

2 Chronicles 33:1–6. Manasseh systematically dismantles his father’s godly legacy by rebuilding pagan altars, practicing sorcery, and sacrificing his own children. The apple fell “very far” from the proverbial tree. Some of Manasseh’s sins were among the most heinous the nation had ever ...
Forgotten Kings: Uzziah

Forgotten Kings: Uzziah

The kings of Judah were part of the genealogical line that ultimately led to Jesus the Messiah. Knowing that the promised Messiah would destroy him, the devil repeatedly sought to corrupt or eliminate that line. The lives of Uzziah and his forefathers show a consistent pattern: when they ...
Forgotten Kings: Joash

Forgotten Kings: Joash

Joash is a lesser known king with an important lesson for us today. Under the mentorship of the priest Jehoiada, Joash accomplished great things. But after Jehoiada's death, Joash was quickly led astray. Joash’s life serves as a warning about the limits of spiritual mentorship. ...
Forgotten Kings: Jehoshaphat

Forgotten Kings: Jehoshaphat

King Jehoshaphat was a spiritual leader who compromised his allegiances with the world, causing destruction and peril. Nevertheless, Jehoshaphat learned his lesson, and the next time he faced an enemy, he sought Yahweh and trusted in God’s deliverance, rather than his own strength. 2 ...
Forgotten Kings: Asa

Forgotten Kings: Asa

This message begins with the story of King Asa (2 Chronicles 14–16; 1 Kings 15:9–24), a king who started well by seeking the Lord, tearing down idols, and leading Judah back to God. When faced with overwhelming opposition, Asa cried out to the Lord in humble dependence, and God delivered ...
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