Committed Way

BONUS EPISODE: We had no Adult Bible Study this week, but I wanted to share with you some short thoughts from 2 Timothy 2. 

 

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Our days are evil, and God calls us to seize the opportunities He has given us!

 

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But God #8: The book of Jonah is known for many astonishing events, and we look at one today that doesn't involve a giant whale.

How do we handle the mistreatment of others?

But God #7: Why would God allow the wicked to prosper and the righteous to suffer? This is a question many Christians struggle with, and you're are not alone. The psalmist thousands of years ago had the same struggles. So this week, we look at a classic passage that answer's this question. 

 

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I opened the front few pages of my grandpa's Bible one day and found six principles he had written down at some point in his life that meant a lot to him. I'm sharing them with you today. 

 

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But God #6: Why would God ever say no? When He does, how should we respond? That's what we talked about this week in our Adult Bible Study. 

 

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Jesus, the Son of God, Savior of the World, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, on His knees, washing the disciple's feet! Wow!

 

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But God #5: This week we spend some time with an Old Testament Judge that had a high calling but a selfish view on life. This calling and view of life met head-on with God in a humbling moment.

What is truth according to the Bible?