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Category Archives: God
Be Perfect, as Your Father in Heaven is Perfect: What Did Jesus Mean?
In Matthew 5:48, Jesus says, “But you are to be perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect” (NLT). At first glance, this statement can feel overwhelming. Is Jesus really asking us to achieve sinless perfection? Let’s explore the deeper meaning behind His words and how they apply to our lives today. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Jesus, Leadership, Wisdom
Tagged character, compassion, complete, enemies, forgiveness, generosity, God's will, grace, His call, humility, Jesus, loving, mature, maturity, perfect, perfection, selfless, Sermon on the Mount, spiritual growth, whole
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Learning To Shine Brighter
rightens into the full brilliance of day? It’s a breathtaking transformation, and it’s the perfect metaphor for the journey of the righteous found in Proverbs 4:18:
“The way of the righteous is like the first gleam of dawn, which shines ever brighter until the full light of day.”
This verse paints a vivid picture of what it means to live a life aligned with God’s ways—a life that grows increasingly radiant as we walk with Him. Let’s unpack this promise and explore how we can live it out. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, God, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged beginnings, brighter, closer to God, growth, Holy Spirit, honor God, light, maturity, obedience, prayer, righteous, shine, shining light, trust God
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Lessons from the Temptations of Jesus: Overcoming Life’s Challenges as Believers
In Matthew 4, we read the account of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness. After fasting for forty days and nights, Jesus faced three distinct temptations from Satan. Each one was an attempt to derail His mission and test His identity as the Son of God. Jesus’ response to these challenges provides us with powerful lessons about standing firm in faith and overcoming temptations in our own lives. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, God Adventures, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged challenges, faith, faith in God, God's provision, God's purpose, God's Word, memorize verses, mission, purpose, Satan, scripture, sin, temptation, test, trust in God, victory, worship God
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My Top Worship Songs for 2025
Picking great songs for your congregation and worship band is one of the most important tasks of a worship leader. Great songs have a sense of God’s Spirit on them. Great worship songs make you want to sing them again and again. Great songs cause your spirit to rise in worship to the Lord. Continue reading
Posted in Church, God, Jesus, Music, Worship
Tagged altar call, Christ, communion, grace, heavens, Holy Spirit, hymns, Lord, praise, revelation song
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The Five Women in the Genealogy of Jesus
The genealogy of Jesus, as recorded in the Gospel of Matthew (Matthew 1:1–17), is more than just a list of names. It’s a tapestry of God’s redemptive plan, woven with the lives of unexpected and extraordinary individuals. Among them are five remarkable women whose inclusion breaks cultural norms and speaks volumes about God’s grace, inclusivity, and sovereignty. Let’s explore their stories and their significance in the lineage of Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Jesus
Tagged Bathsheba, beauty from ashes, faith, God's justice, God's sovereignty, God's plan, grace, inclusion, Jesus, obedience, Rahab, redemption, Ruth, sin, Tamar, women
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The First Lie: “Did God Really Say…?”
Genesis 3:1 introduces us to a pivotal moment in human history. The Bible says, “The serpent was the shrewdest of all the wild animals the Lord God had made. One day he asked the woman, ‘Did God really say you must not eat the fruit from any of the trees in the garden?’” This seemingly innocent question set the stage for humanity’s fall into sin. It wasn’t a blatant denial of God’s command but a subtle twist designed to sow doubt in Eve’s heart. This strategy remains one of Satan’s most effective tactics today. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged compromise, Did God?, doubt, faith, God's character, God's love, God's promises, God's Word, Good and Evil, Jesus' death, lie, love, rationalize, Satan, serpent, truth, victory
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Can All Things Really Work Together for Good?
Life is a journey filled with mountain tops and valleys, moments of joy and seasons of challenge. As I reflect on my own life, I am struck by a recurring truth: the hard times I’ve gone through are often the times when I’ve grown the most. These seasons of difficulty, though painful, have helped shaped me into who I am today. They have challenged and deepened my faith, clarified my purpose, and reminded me of God’s faithfulness. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Wisdom
Tagged assurance, challenge, difficult, difficulty, faith, good, gratitude, His purpose, hope, joy, perseverance, power, problems, purpose, scripture, testing, trials, Trust
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Overcoming Fear and Anxiety
Fear and anxiety are emotions many of us experience, yet they are not what God intends for His children to live with. The Bible is rich with wisdom, promises, and practical steps to overcome these feelings and walk in the peace God offers. Let’s explore how Scripture guides us to replace fear and anxiety with faith and trust. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Family, God, Healing, Health, Jesus, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged calm, cares, God's goodness, God's presence, grateful, His power, love, memorize scripture, overcome, peace, Peace of God, prayer, rest in Him, scripture, sound mind, Surrender, walk in peace
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Guard Your Heart: Lessons on Marriage from Malachi
Marriage is more than a social contract; it is a sacred covenant designed by God. In Malachi 2:15-16, we find profound wisdom about the divine purpose of marriage, the importance of faithfulness, and God’s heart for relationships:
Didn’t the Lord make you one with your wife? In body and spirit, you are His. And what does He want? Godly children from your union. So guard your heart; remain loyal to the wife of your youth. “For I hate divorce!” says the Lord, the God of Israel. “To divorce your wife is to overwhelm her with cruelty,” says the Lord of Heaven’s Armies. “So guard your heart; do not be unfaithful to your wife.” Continue reading
