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  • Jesus or Barabbas

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    A Reflection of the Passover Lamb Let’s explore for a connection between two pivotal events in the Bible: the crowd’s choice between Jesus and Barabbas, and the selection of the Passover lamb. These narratives are steeped in symbolism, offering deep reflections on sacrifice, redemption, and deliverance. The Passover lamb is central to the Jewish celebration…

  • Barriers to Christian Growth

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    In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to become consumed by the hustle and demands of everyday life. We often find ourselves balancing work, family, and social obligations, barely pausing to catch our breath. While being busy can foster productivity, it can also hinder our spiritual growth by pulling our focus away from deepening our relationship…

  • Easter: Monday

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    Reflecting on Leviticus 23:36 Leviticus 23:36 states, “For seven days you shall present food offerings to the Lord. On the eighth day, you shall hold a holy convocation and present a food offering to the Lord. It is a solemn assembly; you shall not do any ordinary work.” This verse is part of the instructions…

  • Easter: Sunday

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    The Stone Rolled Away for Us Easter is a time of celebration and reflection for Christians around the world. It’s the day we commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a pivotal event that changed the course of history. One of the most profound aspects of the Easter story is the rolling away of the stone…

  • Loving Your Enemies

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    A Reflection on Matthew 5:43-48 In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presents a radical and transformative teaching that challenges our natural inclinations and societal norms. Matthew 5:43-48 reads: “You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who…

  • Easter: Good Friday

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    Continuing our Easter message, we arrive at Good Friday. This is yet another chance to go beyond familiar church traditions and focus deeply on scripture, ensuring we don’t let rituals overshadow the profound truths within God’s Word. The Day of Ultimate Sacrifice Good Friday, also known as “Holy or Sacred Friday,” is a day of…

  • Easter: Maundy Thursday

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    Continuing our Easter message, we arrive at Maundy Thursday. This is a chance to go beyond familiar church traditions and focus deeply on scripture, ensuring we don’t let rituals overshadow the profound truths within God’s Word. Maundy Thursday, or the “Great and Holy Thursday,” comes from a Latin word that means “a new ‘commandment’ I…

  • How can I have Faith

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    Our faith is a dynamic part of our lives. It’s not a one-time accomplishment to be set aside but a continuous journey—a deepening relationship with God that unfolds over time. As believers, we are invited to cultivate our faith daily, trusting God more fully and aligning our hearts with His purpose. Yet, in a world…

  • The Rapture

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    Those that look for anything to discredit God’s Word will say see, rapture isn’t a word used but they miss the point and the hopeful message. Now I must confess that the word “rapture” is found nowhere in God’s Word. The Apostle Paul uses the Greek word Harpazo in describing believers being “caught up” or…

  • Gifts of Serving

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    In this Sunday School lesson, the Apostle Paul is showing us how to serve God using the gifts we’ve received from Him. But before we can put those gifts into service, as a foundation, we have to be transformed into something that is pleasing and useful to Him. So, Paul starts out by showing us…

  • Christ Proclaimed

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    His disciples asked Jesus to observe the beauty and structure of the temple and Jesus told them that not one stone would be left upon another that would not be thrown down. Rome sent in General Titus some 37 years later and he laid siege to and sacked Jerusalem and destroyed it and the temple…

  • Growing Your Faith

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    Is this something you can actually accomplish? Cultivating a Deeper Faith: Practical Steps for Strengthening Your Connection with God Faith is the foundation of the Christian journey, creating a vital connection with God that offers guidance and strength. Like any important relationship, faith grows when we care for it intentionally. In this blog, we’ll explore…