Tag: God

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Blood and Birth: The Genius of God’s Salvation

Discover the profound connection between Jesus’ birth and His precious blood. Scripture reveals God’s strategic plan, from Adam’s creation to the virgin birth, ensuring humanity’s redemption through Christ’s sinless sacrifice. His uncorrupted blood, central to salvation, reversed the curse of sin. Explore how creation, incarnation, and the cross intertwine in this divine masterpiece. Nothing but Jesus’ blood can wash away sin. Dive into this story of awe-inspiring love and live boldly in holiness, honoring the One who paid the ultimate price.

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Imagining Heaven: God’s Vibrant Promise of a New Earth

What will life on the New Earth be like? In our latest study, we explore scriptures like Isaiah 60 and Revelation 22 to uncover God’s plan for a restored creation. Heaven isn’t a distant, ethereal realm—it’s a tangible, joyful world where we’ll live, work, and worship in God’s presence. Join us to imagine a place where sorrow ends, communities thrive, and every moment reflects God’s glory. Read more to see how the Bible ignites our hope for Heaven! #LivingInHeaven #NewEarth #BibleStudy

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Teaching Personal Integrity: A Biblical Guide to Wholeness and Uprightness

Integrity is essential for a godly life, guiding actions and relationships in alignment with God’s character. It encompasses wholeness, soundness, and moral uprightness as depicted in Scripture, notably through the examples of figures like Job and David, who exemplified integrity in trials. To cultivate integrity, one should adopt core values such as courage, trustworthiness, and a commitment to help others, while also creating a personal vision statement. Living transparently and sharing personal testimonies further enhance integrity. By aligning with God’s truth and consistently seeking mentorship, individuals can strengthen their integrity, which ultimately benefits their leadership and personal growth.

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Putting God First: Living for His Glory

Struggling to put God first? Matthew 6:33 reminds us: “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.” King Solomon’s pursuit of false gods led him astray (1 Kings 11:4-6), but prioritizing God opens the pathway to miracles. Immerse yourself in His Word (Psalm 119:17) and listen for His still, small voice (1 Kings 19:11-13). Join our Bible study tonight as we explore living for God’s glory, or read the full blog post to discover practical steps to align your priorities with His will. #PutGodFirst #BibleStudy

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Romans 13 and the Christian’s Response to a Corrupt Government: A Call to Discernment and Resistance

Romans 13:1-7 urges submission to governing authorities, but what happens when they reject God’s precepts? DOGE’s revelations expose government corruption, from weaponizing the DOJ against Christians to robbing our taxes to fund evil. Scripture, like Acts 5:29, shows believers must obey God over man when rulers defy Him. The Sanhedrin’s corrupt trial of Jesus mirrors today’s unjust institutions. Christians must discern when submission enables sin and resist through prayer, advocacy, and civil disobedience. This blog explores biblical resistance to corrupt government, urging believers to stand firm in faith.

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The Spark of Life: A Glimmer of God’s Creation

Discover the zinc spark—a burst of light at fertilization, revealing God’s intricate design. Science shows zinc ions signal life’s start, seen via fluorescent probes. Scripture echoes this: “In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind” (John 1:4). As Galileo said, “Science tells us how the heavens go; the Bible tells us how to go to heaven.” Follow the science, and find God’s handiwork. This miracle of life, both biochemical and divine, deepens our awe. Read more about how science and faith illuminate God’s creation!

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Living as the Flesh and Bone of Christ: Spiritual Gifts and Our Union with Him

We’re the flesh and bone of Christ in the earth, united with Him as His body (1 Cor. 12:27). The Holy Spirit equips us with gifts—wisdom, faith, healing—not for boasting, but to serve and reveal Him. As He is, so are we (1 John 4:17). The old self is gone; we’re a new creation in Christ (2 Cor. 5:17), living by His strength (Phil. 4:13). God doesn’t need us—He invites us into His mission, gifting us with grace to reflect His love. You’re everything He wants you to be, right now.

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Four Principles of Creation: Reflections on God’s Genius

The post discusses four principles of creation from Genesis, highlighting God’s nature as reflected through science. It emphasizes that God created through His Word and plan, with personal involvement, and established a rhythm of rest. The interplay of science and faith reveals God’s wisdom, power, and love, enhancing our understanding of creation.

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Yearning for the Redeemer: Job’s Hope in the Darkest Hour

Job’s life crumbles—loss, pain, betrayal—yet in Job 19:25-27, he declares, ‘I know that my redeemer lives… in my flesh I will see God.’ Amid suffering (vv. 1-24), he yearns not for relief, but for God Himself. It’s personal—‘I myself will see him’—and physical, a resurrection hope. His heart aches for this Redeemer who’ll stand on the earth, proving pain isn’t the end. Job’s faith shines: broken, he trusts God will show up. What a wild hope—does it change how you face your own dark hours?

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Face to Face with God: The Shocking Promise of Revelation 22:4

“Seeing God’s face sounds amazing, but scripture says it’s impossible now. Moses saw only God’s back—His face too holy to survive (Exodus 33:18-23). John 1:18 agrees: no one’s seen God, though Jesus reveals Him. 1 Timothy 6:15-16 calls His light unapproachable; Hebrews 12:14 demands holiness to see Him. Yet Revelation 22:4 shocks us: on the New Earth, we’ll gaze on His face—transformed, holy, intimate with the King. It’s not just a sight; it’s redemption’s peak, flipping our limits into eternal glory. How wild is that promise?