- 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 . . .
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Tag Archives: victory
Taking Pride = Trusting
At first, this CSB rendering of a well-known ESV verse seems so different. Initially, I’m thinking that the two sets of translators seem to have ended up in very different places. But the more I chew on it this morning, … Continue reading
A Limp for a Lifetime
I think it was with Jesus. I think Jacob spent all night in toe-to-toe, hand-to-hand combat with the pre-incarnate manifestation of the the Second Person of the Trinity, the Son of God (Gen. 32:24). That the King of heaven had … Continue reading
His Righteous Triumphs
Deborah. A wife, a prophetess, a judge of Israel (Jud. 4:4). Willing to be a “right hand man” for a fearful general called by a faithful God (4:6-9). And, a singer songwriter. This morning I’m hovering over her song in … Continue reading
Posted in Judges
Tagged God's people, ordinary people, the people of God, union with Christ, victory
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If It Had Not Been . . .
Some readings in my reading plan seem new every year. Sometimes because there’s a hidden detail never seen, or unfathomed depths yet to plumb, or, as often is the case, a brain defect that somehow minimizes memory. And then, there … Continue reading
Posted in Psalms
Tagged redeemed, sinner saved by grace, the battle is the Lord's, victory
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Give Me A Man
If David is a type, or foreshadow of Jesus, then is Goliath a type of Satan? Goliath of Gath — literally, “the splendor” of “the winepress” — was an imposing figure. He stood over 9 feet tall and was massive … Continue reading
Posted in 1Samuel
Tagged the battle is the Lord's, the cross, the devil defeated, victory
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An Overcomer
Woke up this morning feeling somewhat defeated. Not a good way to start the day. And I’m not even really sure why. Perhaps it’s a combination of feeling a bit panicked at what’s on my to do list, a bit … Continue reading
Posted in 1John
Tagged faith, more than conquerors, spiritual battles, the battle is the Lord's, the crucible of faith, victory
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Caught Up, Come Down
Reading in Revelation 12 this morning. A lot going on. Great signs in heaven. An impressive looking woman juxtaposed against a hideous looking dragon. War in heaven. The archangel, Michael, and his angels versus the deceiver of the world, that … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged God came down, King Jesus, kingdom of God, kingdom of heaven, the babe in the manger, victory
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The Aroma of Christ to God
What a big difference a little word can make. That’s the case as I noodle on a picture Paul paints in 2Corinthians. But thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal procession, and through us spreads … Continue reading
Posted in 2Corinthians
Tagged living for Christ, living for God's glory, living sacrifice, victory
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A Glorious Journey Into The Mundane
It’s a journey. You start here and you end up there. That’s how I’m digesting 1Corinthians 15 this morning. For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received: that Christ died for our sins in accordance … Continue reading
Posted in 1Corinthians
Tagged Easter, everlasting life, keep on keepin' on, resurrection, victory
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The Angels’ Song
I may be allowing myself too much freedom in application of Psalm 20, but let’s see how it goes . . . I know it’s a song of David to the choirmaster, but I wonder if it could not have … Continue reading