Category: Christian
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Truly, contentment comes from following the Lord. On the other hand, those who don’t, will find despair. As for me and my house, we will follow the Lord.
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Great and mighty, are your works Oh Lord. It is you who hold all things together. It is you who created the foundations of the earth. It is you who hold the stars in place and keep the oceans from covering the whole earth. Most wonderful, is that you love us, in spite of our imperfect ways, yet Jesus made us whole. You call us adopted sons and daughters. In all these troubled times, we are truly blessed.
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Why government can’t save us. Jesus is the true Shepherd, but we are called to submit to government authorities, as long as it doesn’t conflict with our biblical principles.
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You are the strength when I am weak, you are the treasure that I seek, you are my all in all.
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Nothing can separate us from the Love of God. Say it out loud to yourself, and believe it. Really, say it.
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The world’s definition of poor is to be without Gods favor, but God’s favor is clearly opposite See notes below).
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Taken from the John MacArthur Study Bible
Blessed. The word lit. means “happy, fortunate, blissful.” Here it speaks of more than a surface emotion. Jesus was describing the divinely-bestowed well-being that belongs only to the faithful. The Beatitudes demonstrate that the way to heavenly blessedness is antithetical to the worldly path normally followed in pursuit of happiness. The worldly idea is that happiness is found in riches, merriment, abundance, leisure, and such things. The real truth is the very opposite. The Beatitudes give Jesus’ description of the character of true faith. poor in spirit. The opposite of self-sufficiency. This speaks of the deep humility of recognizing one’s utter spiritual bankruptcy apart from God. It describes those who are acutely conscious of their own lostness and hopelessness apart from divine grace (cf. 9:12 ; Lk 18:13 ). See note on 19:17 . theirs is the kingdom of heaven. See note on 3:2 . Notice that the truth of salvation by grace is clearly presupposed in this opening verse of the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus was teaching that the kingdom is a gracious gift to those who sense their own poverty of spirit.
11 I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. 12 I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. 13 I can do all this through him who gives me strength. Phil 4:11-13
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May The peace of God surround you today, as only he can do. May his grace and mercy shine, as only through the Holy Spirit can do, through the work of Jesus, by his death and resurrection. May you walk in Faith, knowing that nothing can separate us from the Love of God, for those who put their Trust and Faith in Jesus Christ. Amen 🙏
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