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Serve the Lord with Gladness
We are called to serve the Lord with glad and sincere hearts, this calling is not the result of some legalistic obligation but a heartfelt response to God’s grace. It is not surprising therefore that we find the Lord Jesus … Continue reading
Posted in faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit., grace, Jesus Christ, love, sanctification, Spiritual gifts, Spiritual Warfare., Theology, Word of God
Tagged faith, God's grace, Jesus Christ, Paul, Peter, power, Serve the Lord, trust and obey
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The Ultimacy of Intimacy
The subject of intimacy with the Lord is sometimes thought to lead to an over familiarity with God, but the Biblical narrative paints a very different picture. The awesome holiness of God is asserted, but this does not hinder intimacy … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Abraham, Adam, christianity, Church, discipleship, emotions, faith, God the Father, grace, Holy Spirit, Intimacy with God, Isaiah, Jesus Christ, John's gospel, Letters to the Churches, Moses, Paul, prayer, Romans, The book of Revelation
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