What is the "therefore" of the gospel? And what is the "therefore" there for? The answer will reveal the heart of the gospel. The "therefore" is there because of what God has accomplished FOR us and IN us. Everyone in Christ should know what God has accomplished in them. A good way to refresh our memory and refresh the joy of our salvation is to read the first eight chapters of the book of Romans.

The grand difference in the gospel is that Jesus came to accomplish what is impossible for humanity to accomplish. And that is, to bring salvation. We are removed from this world and included in the lineage of Christ. We become sons and daughters of God. The miracle of salvation is the greatest miracle on earth right now. Therefore, let's grasp this blessing and do all we can to bring others along with us.

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What is the "therefore" of the gospel? And what is the "therefore" there for? The answer will reveal the heart of the gospel. The "therefore" is there because of what God has accomplished FOR us and IN us. Everyone in Christ should know what God has accomplished in them. A good way to refresh our memory and refresh the joy of our salvation is to read the first eight chapters of the book of Romans.

The grand difference in the gospel is that Jesus came to accomplish what is impossible for humanity to accomplish. And that is, to bring salvation. We are removed from this world and included in the lineage of Christ. We become sons and daughters of God. The miracle of salvation is the greatest miracle on earth right now. Therefore, let's grasp this blessing and do all we can to bring others along with us.

We worship The God of Miracles. It is completely natural for God to work miracles because he is, by nature, supernatural. God is over nature. He rules. God himself is the uncreated cause of all things that exist in our natural world. So what's all the fuss about?

When Jesus, God in flesh, was on earth he was tempted by Satan. Jesus could have used his divine power to crush Satan in less than a split-second. Instead, Jesus chose a very interesting weapon. Jesus used God's Word. Jesus said, "It is written." Could it be that this item we call the Bible, this collection of pages that rests on nearly every bookshelf in America, this Bible we hold in our hands, has miraculous power? It is no accident that God's Word is called the Sword of the Spirit. The Bible is a miracle we can hold in hands.

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We worship The God of Miracles. It is completely natural for God to work miracles because he is, by nature, supernatural. God is over nature. He rules. God himself is the uncreated cause of all things that exist in our natural world. So what's all the fuss about?

When Jesus, God in flesh, was on earth he was tempted by Satan. Jesus could have used his divine power to crush Satan in less than a split-second. Instead, Jesus chose a very interesting weapon. Jesus used God's Word. Jesus said, "It is written." Could it be that this item we call the Bible, this collection of pages that rests on nearly every bookshelf in America, this Bible we hold in our hands, has miraculous power? It is no accident that God's Word is called the Sword of the Spirit. The Bible is a miracle we can hold in hands.

It might amaze us to realize that our federal government has ten official holidays. These are certain days that are considered important enough to have them set aside. In other words, they are holy set side separated. Many people even benefit because of these holidays by getting a day off from work with pay.

God's Word clearly lays out the true meaning of our Easter Holiday. "Jesus was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification" (Romans 4:25). Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus from the grave. The reason Jesus went to the grave is given in the first half of this verse. The reason for his resurrection is given in the second half. Not only will our sins be forgiven, but God will give us the eternal life that is in Jesus Christ who rose from the grave.

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It might amaze us to realize that our federal government has ten official holidays. These are certain days that are considered important enough to have them set aside. In other words, they are holy set side separated. Many people even benefit because of these holidays by getting a day off from work with pay.

God's Word clearly lays out the true meaning of our Easter Holiday. "Jesus was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification" (Romans 4:25). Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus from the grave. The reason Jesus went to the grave is given in the first half of this verse. The reason for his resurrection is given in the second half. Not only will our sins be forgiven, but God will give us the eternal life that is in Jesus Christ who rose from the grave.

Jesus has a way of commanding the utmost in devotion. We may start off with little steps, but soon our steps become larger and larger. We begin to realize that we are responding to what Jesus has already done in our lives. In Mark 14 we will explore a level of devotion that was misunderstood by those who stood by and watched. Those who stood by (by-standers) could not understand the reason behind a strong devotion to the Lord.

Consider the devotion that Jesus had for us that led him to the cross. People on the receiving end of such miraculous devotion can hardly just stand by (remain by-standers). Our devotion is a very appropriate response. Jesus is worthy of such devotion. May this lesson in devotion motivate us into a deeper walk with the One who devoted his all to us so that we could receive HIS salvation.

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Jesus has a way of commanding the utmost in devotion. We may start off with little steps, but soon our steps become larger and larger. We begin to realize that we are responding to what Jesus has already done in our lives. In Mark 14 we will explore a level of devotion that was misunderstood by those who stood by and watched. Those who stood by (by-standers) could not understand the reason behind a strong devotion to the Lord.

Consider the devotion that Jesus had for us that led him to the cross. People on the receiving end of such miraculous devotion can hardly just stand by (remain by-standers). Our devotion is a very appropriate response. Jesus is worthy of such devotion. May this lesson in devotion motivate us into a deeper walk with the One who devoted his all to us so that we could receive HIS salvation.

Psalm 119 is a hymn to God's Word constructed in 22 stanzas. Each stanza is represented by one of the 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet. Each line in every stanza will begin with the same Hebrew letter assigned to it. This 12th stanza will carry us along the blessed path created by the many terms used for God's Word. We walk on God's path laid out for us by God's Laws, Promises, Statutes, Commands, Precepts and Decrees.

The 12th stanza starts out with a bold proclamation regarding the Word of God: "Your Word, O LORD, is eternal." This proclamation should stop us right in our tracks, as well it should. God loves us and strongly desires to place us on the secure footing of HIS tracks. However, this world will try to lead us off track. God gave us his Word to keep us on HIS path.

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Psalm 119 is a hymn to God's Word constructed in 22 stanzas. Each stanza is represented by one of the 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet. Each line in every stanza will begin with the same Hebrew letter assigned to it. This 12th stanza will carry us along the blessed path created by the many terms used for God's Word. We walk on God's path laid out for us by God's Laws, Promises, Statutes, Commands, Precepts and Decrees.

The 12th stanza starts out with a bold proclamation regarding the Word of God: "Your Word, O LORD, is eternal." This proclamation should stop us right in our tracks, as well it should. God loves us and strongly desires to place us on the secure footing of HIS tracks. However, this world will try to lead us off track. God gave us his Word to keep us on HIS path.