Everyone who can claim Jesus as Savior has a mailbox. We have a supernatural mail box deep in our hearts. And we have received a very exciting letter. The closer we look the more we will see that it has indeed been addressed to us. Our anticipation grows because we have read other similar letters and our lives have been blessed beyond measure. The letter under consideration today has come from the Apostle Peter.

Peter was chosen by Jesus Christ in person. So personally was Peter chosen that Jesus even gave him a prophetic name. Peter would come to realize just how much that name meant as God would use him in many powerful ways in his newborn church. Now, this same Peter has written us a letter. It is in our mail box. Our anticipation grows as we get ready to open it. We will be blessed.

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Everyone who can claim Jesus as Savior has a mailbox. We have a supernatural mail box deep in our hearts. And we have received a very exciting letter. The closer we look the more we will see that it has indeed been addressed to us. Our anticipation grows because we have read other similar letters and our lives have been blessed beyond measure. The letter under consideration today has come from the Apostle Peter.

Peter was chosen by Jesus Christ in person. So personally was Peter chosen that Jesus even gave him a prophetic name. Peter would come to realize just how much that name meant as God would use him in many powerful ways in his newborn church. Now, this same Peter has written us a letter. It is in our mail box. Our anticipation grows as we get ready to open it. We will be blessed.

Freedom must have boundaries. There is no such thing as absolute freedom. God has placed his loving boundaries of freedom in our lives. These boundaries are called morality right and wrong. Romans 2:15 even states that God has placed his moral boundaries in the heart of every human being.

Let us pray that our nation will turn back to our National Motto for what it really means: In God We Trust. This can be true for our nation as well as for any individual. The more any person will humbly turn toward God's boundaries of freedom, the more free that person (or nation) will become. History has proved this both nationally and personally. Jesus made this miraculous statement about freedom: "If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed" (John 8:36). Please pray for this reality to spread across our land in a miracle revival from God Almighty.

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Freedom must have boundaries. There is no such thing as absolute freedom. God has placed his loving boundaries of freedom in our lives. These boundaries are called morality right and wrong. Romans 2:15 even states that God has placed his moral boundaries in the heart of every human being.

Let us pray that our nation will turn back to our National Motto for what it really means: In God We Trust. This can be true for our nation as well as for any individual. The more any person will humbly turn toward God's boundaries of freedom, the more free that person (or nation) will become. History has proved this both nationally and personally. Jesus made this miraculous statement about freedom: "If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed" (John 8:36). Please pray for this reality to spread across our land in a miracle revival from God Almighty.

This world system has always had a way of trying to remove God's hand from things that mean the most. Marriage is at the center of God's creation and the pattern set by God. Jesus said, "What God has joined together, let man not separate" (Matthew 19:6). We ignore this admonition of Jesus to our great peril.

God's plan for his creation has not changed. Marriage is not our institution to change. It belongs to God alone. The blessing of God will evaporate as we remove God's guiding hand from our lives. This is true for an individual and for a nation. Those who struggle with God's ways are given the means of repentance. Repentance is turning back to God. A truly repentant person will not mock God's ways. Blessing will enter the lives of all who submit to God. And this blessing will then spread to cover our land.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/616/29

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/616/29

This world system has always had a way of trying to remove God's hand from things that mean the most. Marriage is at the center of God's creation and the pattern set by God. Jesus said, "What God has joined together, let man not separate" (Matthew 19:6). We ignore this admonition of Jesus to our great peril.

God's plan for his creation has not changed. Marriage is not our institution to change. It belongs to God alone. The blessing of God will evaporate as we remove God's guiding hand from our lives. This is true for an individual and for a nation. Those who struggle with God's ways are given the means of repentance. Repentance is turning back to God. A truly repentant person will not mock God's ways. Blessing will enter the lives of all who submit to God. And this blessing will then spread to cover our land.

The gospel is good news. How good? Consider this: If the same God who created this magnificent universe also saw fit to create good news, it must be pretty good. The good news of the gospel is the best and greatest news in the entire world. If this is true, why do we never see it reported in the world's media? The world cannot report it because the world cannot receive it.

There lies the challenge. The gospel carries with it the challenge of faith. God's "Good News" must be received by faith. A person must believe, bow and yield to God in order to receive what God is offering to the world. This faith entryway is not simple or easy. It is the challenge of the gospel.

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The gospel is good news. How good? Consider this: If the same God who created this magnificent universe also saw fit to create good news, it must be pretty good. The good news of the gospel is the best and greatest news in the entire world. If this is true, why do we never see it reported in the world's media? The world cannot report it because the world cannot receive it.

There lies the challenge. The gospel carries with it the challenge of faith. God's "Good News" must be received by faith. A person must believe, bow and yield to God in order to receive what God is offering to the world. This faith entryway is not simple or easy. It is the challenge of the gospel.

Let's celebrate God's Word. We have just such a celebration in Psalm 119. This Psalm is divided into 22 stanzas. Each stanza is headed up by one of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet with each line beginning with that same letter. There are many different terms used throughout this Psalm for God's Word. We have God's commands, precepts, promises, statutes, laws and decrees.

In this 13th stanza there are no complaints, no petitions and no problems mentioned. It is simply a psalm to declare the miracle that is God's Word. The blessed part of this miracle is that we can have God's Word implanted into the deepest part of our hearts. Once that miracle happens we can then walk in that miracle. The blessings that will follow cannot be counted. We live in the eternal realm of our LORD who inspired this very psalm just for us.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/616/29

Let's celebrate God's Word. We have just such a celebration in Psalm 119. This Psalm is divided into 22 stanzas. Each stanza is headed up by one of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet with each line beginning with that same letter. There are many different terms used throughout this Psalm for God's Word. We have God's commands, precepts, promises, statutes, laws and decrees.

In this 13th stanza there are no complaints, no petitions and no problems mentioned. It is simply a psalm to declare the miracle that is God's Word. The blessed part of this miracle is that we can have God's Word implanted into the deepest part of our hearts. Once that miracle happens we can then walk in that miracle. The blessings that will follow cannot be counted. We live in the eternal realm of our LORD who inspired this very psalm just for us.