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Unshackled - Paul Licciardi

Encouragement - Bob Clark

Strength for the Day #211

Four Plus Two #10

Draw Closer Study - Jim Stern

It's easy to believe in a loving God when the conversation is about forgiveness, grace, and second chances. But what happens when the subject turns to judgment and hell? Those questions can be uncomfortable, especially when trying to reconcile God's love with the possibility of eternal separation from Him. Jesus didn't avoid the subject, and His teaching challenges us to take both love and human choices seriously. At the center of it all is a God who offers grace and invites us into a relationship with Him.

Today we’re finishing a series on creation basics. This last one is found in Genesis eleven. After the flood, God commanded Noah’s descendants to fill the earth. Eventually they decided to stay together and build a city and tower. So, God confused their languages and forced them to spread out and fill the earth.

This event is very important because it explains how our gene pool got split up, resulting in different cultures and ethnicities.

You see, the Bible’s clear—we’re all one race, descended from Adam and Eve and made in God’s image. The reason we look a little different is because of the events that happened right there.

As you wrestle with the mysteries of God's sovereignty, discover that the more you seek to understand, the less you will know, and the more you will be transformed by the profound implications of a sovereign Lord.