- So . . . I'm "feeding myself" in the morning from God's Word and thought I'd post what I'm chewin' on and make my "food" available for others who might want to nibble a bit. Hope it's of some benefit to you . . .
The word of God is living and active . . . (Hebrews 4:12)
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Tag Archives: endurance
A Faultfinder? Nope!
Most often when a Scripture “speaks to me”, if it’s not of God’s greatness or goodness, it’s a word to me of caution or correction. But this morning, as I continue to hover over God’s One-on-one with Job, I’m encouraged. … Continue reading
It Makes All the Difference
Continuing to try to track the argument of a man racked with pain — emotional, spiritual, and physical. Job’s getting bolder but, at least for this guy in the chair, not always clearer. Nevertheless, here’s what I’m picking up from … Continue reading
Posted in Job
Tagged endurance, no more pain, our resurrection, resurrection, suffering, the glory to be revealed
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Last Words among Last Words
Wrapped up about 20 days in 1 and 2 Peter. Peter’s last letters to those taking it in the teeth for Jesus. Peter’s final exhortations for those in the pressure cooker of oppression, dispersion, and some confusion about the end … Continue reading
Posted in 2Peter
Tagged end times, endurance, growing in Christ, knowing God, making Him known, renewal, stand fast, strength for the day
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A Steadfast Life
The weight of the pandemic is still being felt. Just a few months ago we thought we were turning a corner only to soon realize it was a blind corner and there was a truck heading our way on our … Continue reading
Posted in James
Tagged endurance, joy in the morning, keep on keepin' on, perseverance, steadfast love, trials
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A Directed Heart
My first inclination is to think that the Thessalonians lived in a time and circumstance totally different than mine. Their first century church was planted amidst some pretty hostile conditions (Acts 17:1-10) and the opposition continued even after Paul was … Continue reading
Posted in 2Thessalonians
Tagged endurance, filled with the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit, led by the Spirit, perseverance, the love of God
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The Righteous Judgment of God
Sometimes a verse grabs me because I think I get it. Whether it’s a light going on for the first time, or for a fresh time, I chew on it because I think I’m picking up what’s being laid down … Continue reading
Be Strong and Courageous and Do It
When Moses spoke the words to the Israelites, they were about to enter into a land of promise in which they would have to dispossess those who already possessed it (Deut. 31:6). When he spoke the words to Joshua (Deut. … Continue reading
Posted in 1Chronicles
Tagged be strong and courageous, endurance, faithfulness, living for God's glory, obedience
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Keep Your Shirt On
I meet with a buddy on Thursday nights. We met last night. We were both tired. Feeling it physically, feeling it emotionally, and if we’re honest, kinda feeling it spiritually. Weary is the word that kept coming up in the … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged Be ready, endurance, garments of salvation, keep on keepin' on, stay awake
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He Will Restore
The thing about a global pandemic is that everyone in some way has been impacted. Everyone, to greater or lesser extents, has suffered some level of loss. Maybe that’s why this promise so easily transcends the context of Joel’s specific … Continue reading
Clay
If clay could feel, what would it feel? Like it was going under again for the third time? Overwhelmed from time to time as it’s flooded by water being poured into the mix so that the mix might remain malleable? … Continue reading
Posted in Isaiah
Tagged beauty out of ashes, endurance, God's work in us, His workmanship, jars of clay
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