MatthewG
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Perhaps what subject are you concerned about? This is a subject pertaining to the Messiah.
Jesus, The Messiah Bible Study
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Perhaps what subject are you concerned about? This is a subject pertaining to the Messiah.
jeremiah1five
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As I said, I was expecting a comprehensive study on Messiah, but I was disappointed. You start in the middle when I thought a study of Messiah would begin at the beginning. That's all.
Overjoyed
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You can never be disappointed with Jesus. Quite the opposite he's an encourager. Here's 20 inspiring and encouraging verses.
- The Lord goes with you (Deuteronomy 31:6)
- Be strong and courageous (Joshua 1:8-9)
- The Lord makes your steps firm (Psalm 37:23-24)
- The Lord is with me; I will not be afraid (Psalm 118:5-7)
- He will make your paths straight (Proverbs 3:5-6)
- The name of the Lord is a fortified tower (Proverbs 18:10)
- They will soar on wings like eagles (Isaiah 40:29-31)
- I will strengthen and help you (Isaiah 41:10)
- His compassions never fail (Lamentations 3:22-23)
- Come to me, and I will give you rest (Matthew 11:28-30)
- With God, all things are possible (Mark 10:27)
- You are worth more than many sparrows (Luke 12:6-7)
- I have overcome the world (John 16:33)
- He will provide a way out (1 Corinthians 10:13)
- My grace is sufficient for you (2 Corinthians 12:9-10)
- Do not be anxious about anything (Philippians 4:4-7)
- I can do all this through Him who gives me strength (Philippians 4:12-13)
- The Spirit God gave us does not make us timid (2 Timothy 1:7)
- Spur one another on (Hebrews 10:24-25)
- Cast all your anxieties on God (1 Peter 5:7)
- The Bible is full of encouragement
jeremiah1five
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What an evil spirit in you.
Christ cannot be in such a heart that has such an evil attitude and mind.
To be glad in anyone's disappointment in life is to bring a curse upon that person.
I know now you are not Christian, and the love of Christ does not reside in you.
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Lily
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In honor of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the Harris Poll (a market research company) surveyed American kids to ask what they wanted to do when they grew up. YouTube star ranked number one.
More than ever before, individuals are seeking the spotlight of personal glory. In contrast, Christians are called to shine brightly for the glory of God. What does that look like practically?
Let’s find out by highlighting some of today’s Scripture passages.
These passages reveal that a Christian’s light is a process of growing in love by faith and cooperation with the Holy Spirit.
So what does a radiant Christian look like? Is it a person who smiles all the time and never seems to have a bad day? Is it someone who is impressively nice, or the most outwardly generous person you know?
Maybe, or maybe not. Remember day three’s soul alignment—our actions and our motives matter.
Take a second to think about this stunningly true quote from the popular book The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse:
Radiant love stops looking at the surface. It stops comparing, judging, criticizing, and acting out of prejudice, and instead looks to God.
We shine God’s love when we know our battle is against spiritual darkness and we prayerfully fight for unity with other Christ followers. We shine when we speak up and act on behalf of injustices, live generously and gratefully, do all the good we can, and love our enemies.
Secular culture tries to lure us into seeking our own pleasure, philosophy, popularity, and purpose outside of God. Ironically, secularism has created a world of people who are chronically insecure and empty. They have either neglected or rejected exalting and magnifying God.
In contrast, the most God-glorifying people know their identity and significance comes from Him.
Brothers and sisters in Christ, to continually shine Christ’s love, we must remember that we are fully secure and infinitely significant through Christ. He is our life, our security, and our significance.
And when we live by His Spirit, secure in who we are in Him, love emanates brilliantly from us, and God receives all the glory.
Pray: Beautiful and awesome God of love and light, I humble myself before You. I will glorify You alone. I reject the lies of insecurity. You are my significance, and I am secure in You. Help my faith grow in Your pure, sacrificial, and radiant love. In Jesus’ name, amen.
More than ever before, individuals are seeking the spotlight of personal glory. In contrast, Christians are called to shine brightly for the glory of God. What does that look like practically?
Let’s find out by highlighting some of today’s Scripture passages.
These passages reveal that a Christian’s light is a process of growing in love by faith and cooperation with the Holy Spirit.
So what does a radiant Christian look like? Is it a person who smiles all the time and never seems to have a bad day? Is it someone who is impressively nice, or the most outwardly generous person you know?
Maybe, or maybe not. Remember day three’s soul alignment—our actions and our motives matter.
Take a second to think about this stunningly true quote from the popular book The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse:
Radiant love stops looking at the surface. It stops comparing, judging, criticizing, and acting out of prejudice, and instead looks to God.
We shine God’s love when we know our battle is against spiritual darkness and we prayerfully fight for unity with other Christ followers. We shine when we speak up and act on behalf of injustices, live generously and gratefully, do all the good we can, and love our enemies.
Secular culture tries to lure us into seeking our own pleasure, philosophy, popularity, and purpose outside of God. Ironically, secularism has created a world of people who are chronically insecure and empty. They have either neglected or rejected exalting and magnifying God.
In contrast, the most God-glorifying people know their identity and significance comes from Him.
Brothers and sisters in Christ, to continually shine Christ’s love, we must remember that we are fully secure and infinitely significant through Christ. He is our life, our security, and our significance.
And when we live by His Spirit, secure in who we are in Him, love emanates brilliantly from us, and God receives all the glory.
Pray: Beautiful and awesome God of love and light, I humble myself before You. I will glorify You alone. I reject the lies of insecurity. You are my significance, and I am secure in You. Help my faith grow in Your pure, sacrificial, and radiant love. In Jesus’ name, amen.
jeremiah1five
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Being Christian does not mean shining the light on oneself, but on shining the light on God, to lift up His Name and exalt His Person.
One thing about being a Christian that unbelievers who seek the spotlight, seek the preeminence, and lift up themselves cannot understand is the theology of being Christian. Unbelievers can never understand what being Christian means, which to be honest, is completely opposite to what being an unbeliever is. For example. God tells us:
If you want to be rich you God says must give your all your riches away. Unbelievers cannot do that.
If you want to be exalted God says you must humble yourselves and God will lift us up. Unbelievers will not do that.
If you want to live God says you must die daily. Unbelievers would rather seek to gain the whole world and in the process lose their own soul.
The reason why kids are twisted today is the fault of American parents and, by extension, American government.
The United States is under judgment from God, and we are reaping what we have sown. The time has come in which judgment must begin in the Household of God, and if it begins with us and we scarcely be saved, what will be the end of those that obey not the Torah of God.
None of us will escape. They have piped for us but none of us have danced.
MatthewG
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You never had to tell me that you were disappointed. You could have said totally something else instead. It’s okay though, buddy. Being disappointing to someone is encouraging. My strength shall exalt through the Lord Yeshua, there is no reason to say there is an evil spirit within me. It was just me, directing my comment of understanding your disappointment which you committed to telling me two times already.
Jesus dancing party looking at it makes feel very sick, @Lily…
Jesus was humiliated by his fellow peers which by the Word chose, to be his. Beaten, bloodied and whipped, along with the nailing in the cross, and the piercing of his side or near his heart…
MatthewG
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Sometimes however even the Spirit groans mutter prayers we don’t understand?
Something like that. Disappointment comes with being with the Lord Jesus, if one suffers for Him.
They shall become sanctified in their life as they walk in faith, and in the spirit.
Sometimes life can become disappointing, or a person whom critics your material is disappointing from not having started where they wanted to. Disappointment just happens to come naturally, even Yahavah expressed his disappointing displeasure of having made mankind with his regret.
You have to put your old man away, and put on the new person in Christ through faith in the resurrection.
jeremiah1five
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What a fake.You never had to tell me that you were disappointed. You could have said totally something else instead. It’s okay though, buddy. Being disappointing to someone is encouraging. My strength shall exalt through the Lord Yeshua, there is no reason to say there is an evil spirit within me. It was just me, directing my comment of understanding your disappointment which you committed to telling me two times already.
Jesus dancing party looking at it makes feel very sick, @Lily…
Jesus was humiliated by his fellow peers which by the Word chose, to be his. Beaten, bloodied and whipped, along with the nailing in the cross, and the piercing of his side or near his heart…
civic
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Matthew is a seeker have some patience with him my friend.
jeremiah1five
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A 'seeker' is one who is inquisitive and asks questions.Matthew is a seeker have some patience with him my friend.
He's doing neither.
@MatthewG, interacting with me you will get honesty and truthfulness. I am this way because my Lord is this way with me.
Olde Tymer
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