School shootings. Disease. Debauchery. Division. Death. These are days of trouble. We need to learn how to lament in a way that honours God and is healthy for our soul.
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This Sunday we celebrate the official appointment of two men as deacons. We'll look together at God's Word to gain clarity on what deacons are and what deacons do.
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Jesus has a much higher goal in mind: that people would see our good works and give glory to our Father in heaven.
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Jesus says his disciples are salt and light in the world. We're saved to have a net-positive influence in a world full of decay and darkness. But the mission of the church isn't doing good works for their own sake.
We're blessed in this and should rejoice and be glad, for our reward in heaven is great.
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As Christians, we're conscripted by the King of Heaven into his peace corps on earth. But it's not a call to pursue peace at all costs. For Jesus reminds us that if we truly live like citizens of heaven, we'll will be hounded by the world.
But this advent, we're turning up the volume to celebrate & defend the fact that nothing is impossible with God.
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Christmas season is full of mythical tales. But many people scoff at Christians for believing "myths" such as the virgin conception of Jesus. Too many professing Christians turn down the volume & try to make the miracles & message of Christ's birth more acceptable to modern ears.
Do you feel the world is broken? Do you wish that you could see it all made new? We do. And we will! This is the triumphant note the angel leaves ringing in Daniel's ear and one we need to hear.
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There's a lot of historical predictions and details in Daniel 11. It's another reminder that the kingdoms of this world are in constant conflict, but God is always in control. He ordains fiery trials and tribulations with purpose: to define and refine his people.
The vision of the 70 weeks is dizzying in all the details. Faithful Christians have disagreements over how to interpret the particulars, but the main message is clear enough: Jesus' death guarantees the greatest reset and redemption history has ever seen.
In these verses, God gives us some of the most precious guarantees given to man, aptly called by some "the golden chain of salvation".
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There's a lot of things we don't know. However, we know we will suffer and groan under the curse. But knowing this, God has also given to us precious promises that we can know.
One of the distinguishing traits of truly being a Christian is how we relate to each other. Having been loved by God in Christ, we are transformed into a people who reflect the same love to one another.
We're taking a short break from apocalyptic visions of viscous beasts and heavenly beings. These verses are a masterclass in prayer. They show us how to pray out of meditation on the Scriptures and how to confess our sins and petition God for mercy.