"Most people live their lives for the here and now. They set goals, plan their future, but don’t take much time to consider what will come after this life ends. The follower of Jesus Christ thinks differently than most people in the world. They are aware of how God ignites their eternal, forever status, right now! We all live in a sin-cursed world that brings destruction and ultimate death, but we can move in the right direction to make
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Up Next in July, 2022
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God’s Choice; Isaiah 41-42
"One of the most frequent beliefs in today’s worldwide culture is that humans have free will and that this should be protected. Most recognize and celebrate the ability to choose freely, but very few think about the free will of others. To be able to have the freedom to choose is also to accept t...
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Unfaithful Israel; Isaiah 43-44
"Even though we may doubt it at times, God is dealing with everyone on the planet. History shows us that just as with people, there will be nations who reject God, and other nations that embrace Him. Regardless, God works. We are currently living in a time of tumultuous world history; our global ...
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Time & Chance; Isaiah 45-47
"While it is often said that time heals all wounds and that humans are often the victims of chance, we would be wise to remember that God is the Creator of everything and is still an active force in the world. God is not a God of chance. Though things take time to heal, true healing comes only fr...
