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Breaking Generational Patterns and Sin: Walking in Freedom
Every family has a history. Some of it is beautiful, filled with faith, love, and strength. But many of us also carry the weight of generational struggles—patterns of sin, dysfunction, or brokenness that seem to repeat from one generation to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Healing, Health, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged anger, brokenness, counsel, divorce, dysfunction, faith, fear, free in Christ, freedom, generational sin, God's Word, guilt, Holy Spirit, legacy, love, new creation, obedience, pattern, poverty, renew your mind, renounce, repent, strength
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Who Does God Say I Am?
One of the most powerful truths I can embrace as a believer is my identity in Christ. The enemy often tries to deceive me into believing that I am not enough, unworthy, or unloved. But God’s Word tells a different … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Healing, Health, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged ambassador, Child of God, children of light, chosen, citizen of heaven, conqueror, forgiven, free, God's temple, heir, His workmanship, I AM, light, live puposefully, love freely, loved, never alone, new creation, not alone, protected, redeemed, salt and light, scripture, strengthened, victorious, victorius, with Christ, wonderfully made
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What It Means to Follow Jesus
In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus calls His disciples with a simple yet life-altering invitation: “Follow Me and be My disciple.” (Mark 1:17, NLT) This call was not just for Peter, Andrew, James, and John—it is for every believer who … Continue reading
Worship Team: Overcoming Insecurities
Insecurity is something every worship team member faces at some point. Whether it’s doubting your musical ability, feeling like you don’t belong, or comparing yourself to others, insecurity can be a real struggle. If left unchecked, it can hinder your … Continue reading
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Tagged All your heart, compare, comparison, encourage, excellence, focus on God, freedom, gift, God's handiwork, insecure, Jesus, peace, prepared, purpose, reason, rehearse, serve, strengths, trust God, truth, worship team
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What Worship Leaders Can Learn from the Plans for the Tabernacle in Exodus
The detailed instructions in Exodus for building the Ark of the Covenant, the lampstand, the table of showbread, and the Tabernacle are more than ancient history—they are rich with lessons for today’s worship leaders and teams. Here are key takeaways … Continue reading
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Tagged Ark of the Covenant, awe, details, excellence, generosity, God's presence, gratitude, holiness, honor, Lampstand, obedience, pray, preparation, rehearsal, reverence, setlist, skill, Tabernacle, Table of Showbread, temple, The Tabernacle
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The Fear of the Lord: A Key for Worship Leaders
Proverbs 16:6 says, “By fearing the Lord, people avoid evil.” For worship leaders, the fear of the Lord is essential—not a fear of punishment, but a reverent awe that shapes how we lead, serve, and inspire others in worship. What … Continue reading
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Tagged anointing, avoid evil, awe, character, fear of the Lord, friendship with God, God's presence, godliness, gratitude, holiness, inspire, integrity, longevity, ministry, power, pure, reverence, wisdom, Worship
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Living Under God’s Watchful Eye: How Proverbs 15:3 Should Shape Our Behavior
“The Lord is watching everywhere, keeping His eye on both the evil and the good.” — Proverbs 15:3 (NLT) This short but powerful verse reminds us of a truth that is both sobering and comforting: God sees everything. Nothing escapes … Continue reading
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Tagged accountable, confess sin, eyes of the Lord, God sees, His presence, honesty, integrity, motives, no secrets, nothing is hidden, Pure heart, sacrifice, secret, temptation
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The Last Words of Jesus on the Cross: Lessons for Every Christian
The final words of Jesus on the cross are among the most profound statements in all of Scripture. Spoken in His last moments, they provide deep insight into His mission, His heart, and the lessons we, as His followers, can … Continue reading
The Sabbath and the Christian: A Day of Rest in the New Testament
The concept of a Sabbath—a day set apart for rest and worship—originates in creation itself. Genesis 2:2-3 tells us that God rested on the seventh day after His work of creation, blessing it and making it holy. Later, in Exodus … Continue reading
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