Christians have a responsibility to civil government. Jesus told his disciples to give “to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the …
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Paul never stopped praying for the spiritual growth of the church in Colossae (1:9). This is experiential knowledge, not just informational.
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Worldliness makes the “now” more important than eternity. But you are passing through, and the world is passing by. It’s transient.
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This passage is a magnificent prophetic look ahead to the millennial reign of Christ, when God will restore righteous rule to the world.
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God is jealous—righteously jealous—for his people, just as an honorable husband would be justifiably jealous if he saw his wife misbehaving with another man.
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God doesn’t save people just so they can go to heaven when they die. He saves them so they can transfer kingdoms—leaving the kingdom …
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Greatness comes by being a servant to others—not by exalting yourself above others.
When we reflect on Job 37:5-6, we are invited to embrace the mystery of faith. God’s wonders are beyond human comprehension, yet they invite …
Paul encourages Timothy and the Ephesian church to pray for secular leaders so they will govern effectively and create a peaceful environment that allows …
Replace your self-confidence with God-confidence. No matter your personal skills and abilities, you cannot achieve spiritual results through earthly means.
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