In all things show yourself an example of good works." Paul doesn't tell Titus to say the right things first.…In all things show yourself an example of good works." Paul doesn't tell Titus to say the right things first. He tells him to be something worth copying. Someone is watching how you handle traffic, disappointment, a slow checkout line. Your sermon is already being preached, long before you open your mouth.
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Father, when kindness comes my way, keep me from hunting for hidden motives. I've let suspicion talk louder than grace,…Father, when kindness comes my way, keep me from hunting for hidden motives. I've let suspicion talk louder than grace, and it has cost me friendships. Teach me to receive comfort as comfort, and to trust before I accuse.
Thank You that You bring sudden destruction on the strong, so that destruction comes on the fortress. Every stronghold of…Thank You that You bring sudden destruction on the strong, so that destruction comes on the fortress. Every stronghold of injustice that looks unshakable has an expiration date set by You. I'm grateful that the powerful never get the last word, and the crushed are not forgotten.
The sun was darkened, and the veil of the temple was torn in two." In Luke, that curtain rips while…The sun was darkened, and the veil of the temple was torn in two." In Luke, that curtain rips while Jesus is still breathing. God opens the way before the last breath is drawn, as if He could not wait another moment to be reachable. The barrier you keep expecting to find has already been torn from the top down. Walk in.
Hazor will be a dwelling place of jackals, a desolation forever." These were tent dwellers, living far out where nobody…Hazor will be a dwelling place of jackals, a desolation forever." These were tent dwellers, living far out where nobody bothered them, with "neither gates nor bars." Their safety was distance. And still the word came. Maybe the quiet life you have carefully arranged is not the shelter you think it is. Where do you actually live?
Lord, you hear everything I say, even the muttering under my breath. So much of my complaining is just fear…Lord, you hear everything I say, even the muttering under my breath. So much of my complaining is just fear wearing a sharper voice. Teach me to bring my hurt to you honestly instead of letting it smolder into bitterness.
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