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  • A Love Language Minute - Fighting Fair

    Some couples seem to fight all the time. Fighting is unhealthy unless they fight fairly. That means confessing and apologizing to each other. Then they must begin to develop new patterns of relating to each other in a patient and tolerant way.

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    1 min
  • Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe - How to Maintain your Forgiveness – Part 1

    Discover why we should forgive and forget … today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. God has called us to be in community with one another. And that means, we should be striving towards being healthy and connected.  And part of our health comes from one little word that is sometimes so difficult … forgiveness. That is a tough word sometimes.  And there’s a lot of misconception around the idea of “forgiving”. But if we want to authentically connect and build relationships that grow, we must be willing to tear down the walls that keep us isolated.

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    26 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - August 4th - 1 Timothy 2:1

    1 Timothy 2:1

    I urge you, first of all, to pray for all people. Ask God to help them; intercede on their behalf and give thanks for them.

    A recent ComRes opinion poll revealed that twice as many people in the 18-34 age group prayed compared with those aged over 55. But regardless of age, the question is: what do we do when we pray? Here in our verse today, Paul encourages Timothy to have the right focus in his praying.
    Our natural condition is to be self-centred, so it is very easy for us to see prayer in an entirely selfish way. We pray for ourselves, our happiness, our health, our family, our future and so on. All of those things are perfectly proper subjects for prayer, but if they become the exclusive focus of our prayers, something has gone seriously wrong. Paul reminded Timothy that the priority of his life needed to be to pray for others, particularly those in authority. This was especially challenging at the time, because many of the rulers were violently opposed to Christians. However, Paul tells his young friend that they needed to be on his prayer list.
    Paul saw prayer as Timothy’s priority. There is no doubt that Timothy had many responsibilities as a leader. He had pressing issues to deal with every day. He needed to be robust in defending the truth of the gospel and particularly because there were many who were seeking to destroy the Church. He had an incredibly busy ministry but amid all his vital work, Paul told him that prayer needed to be his priority. That’s an important observation for us all because it is often tempting to see activity as our priority. We feel we should be busy. But what the Lord really wants is for us to be prayerful. In short, if we are too busy to pray, we’re too busy!
    I am convinced that prayer still needs to be our priority. We will all be busy with many different things, but prayer needs to be number one because this is God’s work, and in prayer, we show our dedication to working in partnership with him.

    Question

    Is prayer your priority? If it is, rejoice! If it isn’t, think through how this could happen.

    Prayer

    Loving God, please help me to take prayer more seriously and to place it at the heart of my life. Amen

    4 min
  • No Agenda Show - 1787 - "O.G. Daffy"
    No Agenda Episode 1787 - "O.G. Daffy"

    "O.G. Daffy"

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    3 hr 29 min
  • Win Today - Cultivating Contentment

    Do you see the successes of others as cause for celebration, or competition? Nat Crawford coaches us on what it takes to combat jealousy and cultivate contentment for every situation in life!

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    5 min
  • The Bible Study Hour - The Leader and His Superiors

    Nehemiah 2:1-8

    A dynamic is defined as a living, changing relationship between two entities. The most important dynamic for a leader is his relationship with God. The second is his relationship with his superior. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he shows us how Nehemiah gained the trust of the powerful king he served in order to fulfil his service to his people and his God.

    26 min
  • The Mark Driscoll Podcast - How To Have Every Prayer Answered
    How To Have Every Prayer Answered. Learn How To Pray and Speak to God Like Jesus Did.


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    1 hr 2 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - August 3rd - 1 Timothy 1:16

    1 Timothy 1:16

    God had mercy on me so that Christ Jesus could use me as a prime example of his great patience with even the worst sinners. Then others will realise that they, too, can believe in him and receive eternal life.

    The apostle Paul never forgot his colourful past. He had been so committed to his Jewish faith that he had gone to extraordinary lengths to destroy the Church. He was convinced that Jesus was the enemy of everything he held dear, so he enthusiastically threw his energies into trying to crush Christianity. When his life was turned around on the road to Damascus, it changed everything. He came to realise how wrong he had been, and to see the wickedness of what he had done. He felt that he was the worst possible sinner. He knew he didn’t deserve the love and forgiveness of God. It was given entirely because of God’s mercy.
    Mercy is a wonderful word, but it can be very hard to receive because we understand the principle of justice. If I exceed the speed limit, I expect that there will be consequences. That’s how a system of justice works, and we all want to live in a society that respects the principles of justice. If I do something wrong and am told that there is no penalty and no rebuke because I have been forgiven, that flies in the face of justice. That’s what the apostle Paul struggled with. He knew he deserved condemnation, but what he received was mercy and forgiveness.
    Paul’s experience of mercy totally changed his understanding of life, and he concluded that if God could have mercy on him after his catalogue of sin, God could be merciful to anyone! Here is good news for all of us: whatever wrongs we may have done, God reaches out to us in mercy. It may be hard to take because we know how richly we deserve to be condemned, but God opens his arms to each of us and promises to set us free.

    Question

    How do you respond to the fact that God has treated you with mercy?

    Prayer

    Loving God, thank you, for you have not treated me with justice but with endless mercy. Amen

    4 min

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