“But” in Scripture often introduces the message of the gracious and compassionate intervention of God. “But God” brings hope when we cannot see a way through. “But God” means ashes are not the end of our story.
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Money, Power, Love
Redeemed man acknowledges who he was, but does not let that define him for who he is now, nor does he give up hope of who he willl become. He pursues God for the purpose that He has for him.
Boundaries, Covenants, and God – Part II
This week’s blog starts with the last covenant God made in the Old Testament – the covenant He made with David. David, from the tribe of Judah, was crowned king of Israel in 885 BC. The Lord of hosts spoke through the prophet Nathan promising David that He would make David’s name great, and that He would establish David and his descendants as a kingly dynasty of Israel forever. God then made a covenant with Israel to appoint a secure dwelling place in their own land. The sign: the Ark of the Covenant became the symbol of God’s presence. Even Read More