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Monthly Archives: January 2025
10 Blessings of Spending Time with God
Spending time with God daily is not just a spiritual discipline—it is a pathway to abundant blessings that transform every area of life. Whether it’s through prayer, worship, or reading His Word, intentionally setting aside time for God fills us … Continue reading
10 Tests Of A Good Worship Leader
How are you doing as a worship leader? How do you know if you are a good worship leader? Let me suggest a few guidelines that will help to quantify your leadership. 10 Tests Of A Good Worship Leader 1. Is … Continue reading
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Tagged actions, Bible, clapping, congregation, pastor, prayer, rehearsal, secret place, test
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10 Keys to Growing a Small Church
Working in a small church is a special privilege. It’s intimate, personal, and often deeply fulfilling. However, small churches often face unique challenges when it comes to growth. Whether your goal is numerical growth, deeper discipleship, or both, here are … Continue reading
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Tagged actionable, Bible studies, Biblical, change, children, children's ministry, clear steps, community needs, disciple, faithful, fasting, follow-up, greetings, host meals, invite, needs, participation, patient, prayer, prayer meetings, preaching, pulpit, relationships, relevant, serve, spiritual vitality, teaching, vision, Worship
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Why Does God Limit Our Lifespan?
In Psalm 90, Moses prays, “Teach us to realize the brevity of life, so that we may grow in wisdom” (Psalm 90:12, NLT). These words, penned thousands of years ago, are still profoundly relevant today. They invite us to reflect … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Health, Holy Spirit, Wisdom
Tagged brevity of life, eternal values, everlasting life, faithfulness, finite, gift from God, God's purposes, humility, joy, legacy, life, lifespan, living intentionally, love, mortality, Moses, Psalm 90, purpose, relationships, suffering, truth, wisdom
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Understanding Jesus’ Words: “The Last Will Be First, and the First Will Be Last”
Throughout His ministry, Jesus often turned societal norms upside down, challenging our perceptions of greatness, power, and reward. One of His most profound and puzzling statements is: “So those who are last now will be first then, and those who … Continue reading
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Tagged first, God's grace, God's justice, grace, heart's posture, humility, Kingdom of God, last, mercy, service, value people
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Why Does God Use Dreams to Communicate?
The Bible is filled with stories where God speaks to people in various ways—through prophets, visions, angels, and even a still small voice. One particularly fascinating method God often uses is dreams. For example, in Genesis 31:24, God warns Laban … Continue reading
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Tagged communicate, direction, distractions, dreams, God dreams, God's sovereignty, God's voice, Joseph, pray, protection, revelation, sleep, sovereignty, test, wise counsel
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The Rewards of Following Jesus
Peter’s bold question to Jesus—“We’ve given up everything to follow You. What will we get?”—reveals something deeply human about our journey of faith. We long to know that our sacrifices, our efforts, and our obedience have meaning. Jesus’ answer, found … Continue reading
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Tagged blessings, eternal, family, follow Him, follow Jesus, God's presence, heaven, His kingdom, joy, obedience, peace, relationships, reward, sacrifice, security, serve, treasures
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How J.S. Bach’s Faith Influenced His Music
Johann Sebastian Bach is often regarded as one of the greatest composers in history, a towering figure in the world of classical music. However, Bach was not only a musical genius—he was also a deeply committed Christian whose faith profoundly … Continue reading
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Tagged act of worship, composer, creativity, devotion, excellence, faith, father, glorify God, influence, legacy, Mass in B Minor, mentor, sacred, sacred works, St Matthew Passion
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Bible Music History: Who Was the Author of Psalm 88?
Psalm 88 stands out in the Book of Psalms for its raw and unrelenting expression of despair. While most psalms weave through moments of anguish but ultimately conclude with hope and trust in God, Psalm 88 ends in darkness. Its … Continue reading
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Tagged family legacy, family man, human emotion, legacy, levite, music history, music ministry, musical family, musician, prophetic worship, Psalm 88, skillful leadership, worship practices
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The Power of Paradox
Jesus Christ was the master teacher, and His words often defied conventional wisdom. He spoke in ways that challenged the norms of His day and continue to challenge us today. His teachings were filled with paradoxes — statements that appear … Continue reading