Wayne McCray

Independent Baptist Evangelist--Serving Christ as a Bible Teacher, and Writer.

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MaxEvangel: Jesus Will Show Up In The Storm. There is an alternative to fearful responses in the storms. Instead of fear there is faith in Jesus. https://t.co/mGnAg56eZH

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MaxEvangel: Correcting Pride to Be Fruitful. Understanding God’s design to develop and transform us encourages us to respond favorably toward our troubles. https://t.co/cjVaGEyv7T

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MaxEvangel: God is Correcting My Pride https://t.co/plenyjt6nq

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MaxEvangel: The Leadership of the Spirit. God does guide—sometimes through an inner conviction, circumstances, Scriptures, or godly counsel. But sometimes we don't have any sense of being guided. That does not mean we aren't. It means we.... https://t.co/MNjQFt2feA

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MaxEvangel: Praying Boldly and Powerfully. Many believers experience some difficulty developing intimacy with God because they really aren’t sure they belong in His presence. They are uncomfortable talking with and approaching God.... https://t.co/bNXOGipz1H

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MaxEvangel: Character or Reputation? God clearly values inner character and faith over mere outer appearance, choosing the most unanticipated person for leadership. https://t.co/3RurIvOPBo

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MaxEvangel: When God Makes a Selection. In all this God is on the outside waiting to be invited into our lives so we can stop pretending and finally get real. https://t.co/fRinpKNdaF

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MaxEvangel: God is Correcting My Pride. When troubles comes your way, take a look inward to see what you may need to correct in your life so that you truly stay on course with what the Lord has for you.
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MaxEvangel: Can We Justify Our Anger? The Scriptures admonish us clearly, “Be ye angry, and sin not: let not the sun go down upon your wrath: [27] Neither give place to the devil.” (Ephes. 4:26-27). https://t.co/Tqr0HL5mVG

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MaxEvangel: Strength to Overcome Poor Relationships. His contentment flowed from his trust in Christ Jesus for now and forever. https://t.co/qNP55svXIN

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MaxEvangel: Strength to Overcome Poor Relationships. God does not guarantee that everyone will like us or that conflict will never happen. https://t.co/qNP55svXIN

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MaxEvangel: Am I a Wise Man? The Wise Man: Represents anyone who hears Jesus' teachings and puts them into practice. Because their life is built on a solid foundation of obedience, they can withstand the storms and trials of life. https://t.co/TZEi8JhqcQ

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MaxEvangel: “Smart” Money Matters. We must not view ‘money’ as a naturally wicked topic; scripture treats it as a compelling, morally neutral compass that reveals our heart’s priorities and acts as a spiritual discipline. https://t.co/7b52RttDdM

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MaxEvangel: The Unveiling of God. God has spoken to humanity and Is the Greatest Communicator; the record is in the Scriptures. We have Irrefutable Evidence God Desire to Be Thoroughly Known and Embraced in a Vital Redemptive Relationship. https://t.co/f8bmRPT0se

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MaxEvangel: Are We Victorious Over Sins? Confess to the Lord that you have done things, said things, thought things, and believed things wrongly. Ask Him to forgive you for your sins and to remove your feelings of guilt and discomfort in His presence. https://t.co/cZAfomRvKN

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MaxEvangel: “Smart” Money Matters. These guidelines are still relevant though nearly forgotten in this get-rich-quick, social media driven, fast credit, debt driven culture. https://t.co/7b52RttDdM

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MaxEvangel: Am I a Wise Man? It is wise to walk in King Solomon’s wisdom. https://t.co/TZEi8JhqcQ

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MaxEvangel: Strength to Overcome Greed. Again, greed is that insatiable, selfish desire for wealth, possessions, or power. God explicitly warn against it, linking the “love of money” (1Tim. 6:10) to evil and classifying it as idolatry (Col 3:5). https://t.co/cNYgwce3ED

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MaxEvangel: Are We Confessing Our Sins? Nothing is beyond God’s forgiveness. No sin is too great, too awful, or too prolific for God to forgive. https://t.co/Zjvm8y0O47

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MaxEvangel: Are We Denying Our Sins? Though some people deny their sinfulness, believers who confess their sins enjoy victory over them and continuous fellowship with our loving Heavenly Father. https://t.co/a6eHSMU4Ez