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  • Moving From Desire to Thankfulness (Audio)
    The sure cure for a coveting heart is to develop the discipline of thankfulness. Oddly enough, the Hebrew language of the OT doesn’t have a word “to thank.” Instead, the people of God “praised” Him, or “blessed” Him because of His great blessings. The...
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  • Moving From Desire to Thankfulness (Video)
    The sure cure for a coveting heart is to develop the discipline of thankfulness. Oddly enough, the Hebrew language of the OT doesn’t have a word “to thank.” Instead, the people of God “praised” Him, or “blessed” Him because of His great blessings. The...
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  • Desire Lights the Match (Video)
    In Genesis 3, we saw how misplaced desire is the beginning of all sin, and the narrative of Ahab and Jezebel conspiring to acquire Naboth’s vineyard exemplifies this reality in the extreme. If the King and Queen of Israel didn’t break all ten of the...
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  • Desire Lights the Match (Audio)
    In Genesis 3, we saw how misplaced desire is the beginning of all sin, and the narrative of Ahab and Jezebel conspiring to acquire Naboth’s vineyard exemplifies this reality in the extreme. If the King and Queen of Israel didn’t break all ten of the...
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  • Misplaced Desire (Audio)
    Both the laws and the prophets recognized that most sins committed against the previous commandments started out as sins of covetousness. Desire is an appropriate response to those things in creation that God has made available to us, but unchecked...
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  • Misplaced Desire (Video)
    Both the laws and the prophets recognized that most sins committed against the previous commandments started out as sins of covetousness. Desire is an appropriate response to those things in creation that God has made available to us, but unchecked...
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  • Words Like Fire (Video)
    Clearly, the audience to whom James was writing was a community of believers struggling with using their “verbal witness” in community-building and uplifting ways. And so his letter addresses not once, but twice, the danger of careless speech...
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  • Words Like Fire (Audio)
    Clearly, the audience to whom James was writing was a community of believers struggling with using their “verbal witness” in community-building and uplifting ways. And so his letter addresses not once, but twice, the danger of careless speech...
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