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We are certainly not to be a reckless people, but as people who are called to be living sacrifices we may not have safety as our top priority.
Fear is a lousy driver in all its forms. Today we take a look at a man uniquely acquainted with the power of God, who allows fear to drive him to despair.
Bitterness can be justified or completely contrived. But as the Jesus showed his apostles, they remind us that we must put away all bitterness.
Your Job Matters.
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We are citizens of heaven, but what did Paul mean by this when he said it to the church in Philippi? It may not be exactly what you think.
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Pastor Mark takes us to the book of Jeremiah for an ever timely message that we are never alone. Regardless of what situation we find ourselves in and regardless of what we've done, the presence, power, and work of God is available to us.
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We often look for peace in relationships and outside sources. Today's devotional takes us to Isaiah where we are told that God will keep us in perfect peace.
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Pastor Mark takes us to Ephesians to remind us that the battles we are fighting aren't against flesh and blood, but we have to be ready to take a stand against the schemes of the devil.
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We've all felt anger before. You may have even described your anger as righteous. But what if righteous anger is a myth? We still feel angry at times, so what are we supposed to do with it? We'll go to Ephesians and see what Paul suggests we do.
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