Had Jesus come with a sword to destroy all evil--there would have been no one left afterwards. Instead he came not with a sword in his hands, but with nails in his hands. He came not to bring judgment but to bear it.
In the cross God satisfied both justice and love. God was so just and desirous to judge sin that Jesus had to die, but he was so loving and desirous of our salvation that Jesus was glad to die.
You can talk, debate, provide resources and understanding, even act! However, in the current crisis our greatest need is warfare prayer! We have to treat these issues as not just social issues but spiritual issues showing themselves up in social form! (Eph 6)
I am not affected by the death of Jesus as I should be I am not moved by the ruin of my fellow man the wickedness of my time or my own failures. Give me grace to be affected more
Coach spotlight today is Matt Bagwell, assistant baseball coach and men’s basketball coach. He has 9 years experience. He enjoys being with his family, fantasy sports, & watching the Astros. Go Panthers!
God to Joshua: "You are old and advanced in years, and there remains yet very much land to possess." Joshua 13:2
Can you see why I would love this text? In fact I’ve been loving it for 15 years.
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Despite the current pandemic we face, we are not without hope.
Our community will find a cure, but it’s sin that is still life’s most catastrophic illness. The cure to this killer is found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Romans 10:9-13