A young African Pastor once said, as quoted in the Fellowship of the Unashamed, I won’t give up, shut up or let up until I’ve stayed up, stored up, prayed up, paid up and preached up for the cause of Christ. I’m a disciple of Jesus. I must give until I drop, preach until all know and work until He comes. And when He does come for His own, He’ll have no problem recognizing me Today, part 2 of Pentecost Repeated.

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What have we learned from Pentecost? Much, says Pastor Mark, but we’re also reminded, even today, to not let the world squeeze us into its mold. It’s all too easy to fall into the habits of modern society when we really should be living in a constant state of readiness.

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Banks collapse, the stock market tumbles what does that have to do with the Book of Revelation and end time events? Lessons on how to place your confidence in things eternal, rather than what we have and see today.

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There is a difference between the urgent’ and the important.’ Jesus was able to distinguish between the urgent and the eternally significant. At times we trade something that is good for something that is eternally significant. Are we willing to bring it to Jesus today and ask the difference?

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What is a beatitude? An attitude of living? Pastor Mark says, yes. More so, an opportunity to live a life of undisturbed focus on the invitation that God has given you. Part 1 today of Revelation’s End Time Beatitudes will instill the hope we need in these perilous times.

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Truth we are much, much too busy. With much to accomplish, knowing we can’t get it all done, we’re exhausted at just the thought of it all. Today, peace from God’s Word. In the light of the tyranny of the urgent, it would be well for us to meditate on the life of the One who could’ve easily been overwhelmed. With all that Jesus had before Him, all that He had been tasked with, more so greater than any human being ever will face, there was a peace about Him.

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When darkness entirely engulfs your life and you feel like it’ll never end, there is hope! Jesus is the light of the world that will chase away that darkness. You can count on His faithfulness, knowing the resurrected Christ’s light will shine in the darkest of our times.

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The resurrection of Christ is the key to understanding His divinity. Because if Christ had not risen from the dead, but only died on the cross and was still in His grave, He would’ve only been a martyr dying for a good cause. But the incredibly good news is that the Christ that died for us, lives for us! Today, 5 lessons from the resurrection story.

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Today, in part 2 of the series, Revelation’s End Time Beatitudes, we’ll learn about the 7 great beatitudes. Pastor Mark calls this, attitudes of living for an end times people. A people who are eternally vigilant, focusing on the reality of Jesus’s coming and do not get distracted.

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What is a beatitude? An attitude of living? Pastor Mark says, yes. More so, an opportunity to live a life of undisturbed focus on the invitation that God has given you. Part 1 today of Revelation’s End Time Beatitudes will instill the hope we need in these perilous times.

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