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Tag Archives: Psalm 25
Sunday TX – 07/30/2017
“God works in mysterious ways” is a confession of their own separation from God.
SCRIPTURES USED: Psalm 25 Continue reading
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Tagged bondage, choice, free will, God works in mysterious ways, He is the truth, kick against the pricks, Psalm 25, separation from God, trust God
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Sunday TX – 03/27/2016
Everything Jesus did from His birth to His death was worth nothing if He had not risen from the dead.
SCRIPTURES USED: Luke 10:34-45, Hebrews 11:6, Isaiah 55:1-11, 2 Peter 1:14, Psalm 25 Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Peter 1:14, abundantly, arrogant, charge, commander, divine nature, dung, Easter, good Samaritan, hardened my heart, Hebrews 11:6, internal compass, Isaiah 55:1-11, Luke 10:34-45, ongoing revelation, Psalm 25, reflecting, Resurrection Day, rotten, tabernacle, wickedness
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Sunday VT – 11/9/2014
When you get down, don’t sink into the mire, but read the Word. The accuser stands before God and accuses the saints each day. Our flesh is part of this world. He tells us that we are a fraud, it is a battle to believe the Lord. We have to come back to Jesus. We have an advocate with the Father. No matter what goes through your mind, we should go to Jesus. Choose to put your eyes on Him. Learning to lean: stepping out of faith in ourselves and what we can do, and put confidence and faith in what He can and has done. David was victorious in extraordinary manners.
SCRIPTURES USED: Psalm 25, Revelation 12:11, James 4:1
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Sunday VT – 11/10/2013
Scriptures Used: Psalm 25, Psalm 32, Romans 4, Jeremiah 1, Jeremiah 17
Subject: Today is holy unto the Lord – it is the truth about everyday. Waiting means serving, ‘on thee do I wait all the day’, something we have to go back to frequently in a day. When we screw up we often think God is a stern, awful father. We expect condemnation which is something we receive and put on ourselves. God is not like that. We need to want to go to him to receive forgiveness. Acknowledge your sin unto him (pride and iniquity). I will confess, bring unto the light, and he forgives. You then have to know he forgives you and receive his forgiveness and stand and take the next step in him. Continue reading