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Category Archives: Grace
True Grace
Grace is not a declaration from God of innocence; it’s not a “get-out-of-hell free” card you wave at the pearly gates, and it’s not just unmerited favor. We have God’s unmerited favor because Christ lives in us. God empowers us … Continue reading
Posted in Grace, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, New Covenant, transformation
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True Power
Everything today is about power. But we seem to want the powerless kind—through control, clever manipulation, deceit, bullying, political factions, etc. For example, as the Time Magazine article admitted (that I talked about here), “Every attempt to interfere with the … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Freedom, Grace
Tagged Christianity, Culture, Holy Spirit, Jesus, power, transformation
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Facilitating the discovery of Truth
Mark Twain once said, “The two most important days in your life is the day you were born and the day you find out why.” Finding out why ultimately leads to discovering the truth about who we are. It’s this … Continue reading
Enter into His Eternal Life-flow!
I encouraged us last time to arise, take up our bed and walk—to prophesy to our own “dead bones” and live as we enter into a new season. I thought it would be good to review what this means. It … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Freedom, Grace, Heaven on earth, Love
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Life in Christ, Religion and Spirituality, The Good News, The Gospel, transformation
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Moving Away from Cancel Culture toward Connection
Last time I talked about how we do have some commonality with people who may have a different worldview than ours. Today I want to look at how we can navigate a potentially combative conversation to come to some sort … Continue reading
Posted in Grace
Tagged Cancel culture, Christianity, Communication, Dr. Jeff Meyers, Joshua Philipp, Marxist ideology
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Praying for our leaders means praying for freedom
Okay, the election is over. What should be our heart’s posture be as followers of Christ after what has transpired? What do we do when it appears our new President was elected by fraudulent means? We certainly can expose what … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Freedom, Grace
Tagged 2020 elections, Christianity, Good News, Jesus, Love of God, Political spirit, Prayer, Repentance, Truth
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The Ultimate Immune System
As we navigate our lives through a most unusual and stress-filled year, it’s good to take time to focus in on what’s most important for a healthy and vibrant life. We may be sheltering in place to keep ourselves safe … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Grace, Heaven on earth, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Covid-19, Depression, Fear, Health, joy, Overcoming life, Relationship, Vibrant life in Christ
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The message that still must be heard
It’s seems we’re living in a time when we’ve lost the plot about what’s most important. With cancel culture and so much anger, fear, and division, we’ve lost what makes us feel most alive, most human. We’ve forgotten our source … Continue reading
Posted in Grace, Heaven on earth, Love
Tagged Christianity, Evangelism, joy, The Gospel, What the World needs now
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Walking out our redemption
Graham Cooke said, “We’re saved once, but we get redeemed from our old ways every single day! We’re learning how to be a new creation.” This is critically important to understand if we’re going to walk in what God intends … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Grace, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Abiding in Christ, Christianity, Discipleship, Gifts of the Spirit, Graham Cooke, Holy Spirit, transformation
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What compassion looks like in “fly over” country
Okay, I just have to share this video. I actually cried when I first saw it because it was so moving and in such stark contrast to all the anger, divisiveness, hatred, and violence we’re seeing on the news these … Continue reading
Posted in Grace, Love
Tagged American heroes, Cajun Navy, Christianity, Compassion, Culture, current events, Farmers helping farmers, Hurricane Laura, Relationships
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