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Tell of God’s Wisdom
The wisdom of God revealed in Scripture is His gracious invitation to know Him, trust Him, and walk in His ways, culminating in the revelation of Jesus Christ and empowered by the Spirit for a life that reflects His glory. In the beginning, before there was light or land or life, there was God—and with…
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Tell of God’s Mercy
Mercy is God’s love in action, reaching into our sin, suffering, and weakness to bring forgiveness, healing, and hope. The cross is the ultimate display of that mercy as a reminder to us all. God is righteous and mercy is the form that righteousness takes toward sinners. In His Mercy, God has moved toward us…
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Tell of God’s Works
Let’s think again briefly about the power of remembering and telling others of the Salvation of God that we talked about last week in our Sunday School class. What could we tell those who don’t know about Jesus and the salvation he brought to us? That Salvation is truth that is revealed in its fullest…
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Tell of God’s Salvation
We’re going rogue and we’re letting the Holy Spirit take over!!! We love that word “Tell.” God’s salvation was never meant to be something we only hear and keep to ourselves as it’s meant to be shared. Jesus reminded us that no one lights a candle and hides it away but sets it high so…
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Romans 1–5: A Narrative Summary Through the Mind of C.E.B. Cranfield
Paul begins his letter with a solemn and joyful announcement: the gospel is God’s own power to save, revealed in the person of His Son. Cranfield emphasizes that Paul is not introducing a new idea but declaring the fulfillment of God’s ancient promises. The gospel is the unveiling of God’s righteousness—His faithfulness, His saving action,…
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Cranfield’s Theology of Romans — A Narrative Summary
C.E.B. Cranfield approaches Romans as the central proclamation of the Christian gospel, not a detached theological treatise. For him, Romans is Paul’s Spirit-inspired attempt to unfold the meaning of God’s saving action in Jesus Christ for the whole world. Cranfield reads the letter with deep reverence, convinced that it reveals the very heart of God.…
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God’s Foreknowledge, Predestination and Election
If you believe in Jesus with all your heart and know and love God, you are one of His because he foreknew, predestined and elected you to believe. So, rejoice in this day for what God has granted to you! Let’s see how all three of these works of God lead to our salvation. Paul…
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Raising Children with Discipline and Love
Raising kids is one of the most complex and most important jobs we will ever have. Every parent wants their children to grow up strong, kind, and responsible. The book of Proverbs gives clear, practical guidance on how to guide them with both discipline and love. Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the…
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The Path of Wisdom vs. Folly: Choices That Shape Your Future
Every day we make choices. Some seem small, like what to watch or how to reply to a message. Others feel huge, like a job change or a relationship decision. But all of them add up. They lead us down one of two paths: the path of wisdom or the path of folly. The book…
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Handling Money Wisely: Wealth, Generosity, and Contentment
Money touches every part of life. We need it for food, shelter, family, and even to help others. Yet it can also cause stress, arguments, and wrong choices. The book of Proverbs gives practical, timeless advice about handling money in a way that honors God and brings peace. Proverbs 22:7 lays it out plainly: “The…
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The Value of True Friendship and Wise Counsel
We all need people in our lives. Good friends make hard days better and happy days even brighter. But not all relationships are the same. Some drag us down, while others help us grow. The book of Proverbs has a lot to say about choosing friends wisely and seeking good counsel. One powerful verse says,…
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Trusting God Over Our Own Understanding
Life is full of decisions. Some are small, like what to eat or wear. Others are big, like choosing a career, moving to a new place, or navigating a tough relationship. In those moments, we often lean on our own logic, experience, or friends’ advice. But the book of Proverbs points us to a better…