... the evil practices of the kingdom of Israel … He was deeply committed to the ways of the LORD.” (NLT) 2 Chronicles 17:3-4, 6a
In today’s message, we will consider the second lesson from King Jehoshaphat’s ...
... are “bought with a price,” therefore, we must glorify God in our lives (I Cor. 6:20). Living for God necessarily involves seeking His will (Matt. 6:33; Col. 3:1).
Secondly, we must measure ourselves ...
... you aren’t talking to anyone!
The second point is from verse 36: “When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them…” People came to Jesus for many reasons but one of them was because He showed love ...
... walked with them for several years. At many instances where the sins of Israel became awful, God caused them to go into various captivities (see e.g. the book of Judges, Daniel). The second account is ...
... strength to lift His name up in difficult times (Psalm 26:12).
So, declare us innocent oh Lord. Give us a second chance to see things the way you do. Even when we are surrounded by a mighty “army”, our ...
... of others. Before one can commit an extra mile, you need to forgive people who offend and not to execute vengeance on innocent people.
The religion of Christianity demands a second mile in all our endeavours. ...
... in confessing our sins to each other, and embrace each other, give each other that ‘second chance’ we love to also be given in our shortfalls.
Let us remember to say ‘I am sorry’ whilst we also prepare ...
... with a price,” therefore, we must glorify God in our lives (I Cor. 6:20). Living for God necessarily involves seeking His will (Matt. 6:33; Col. 3:1).
Secondly, we must measure ourselves by God’s standards ...
... that I have been counted among the living. I have been given a second chance to life, to make known of His great love. I can always find the same heart to express the Lord’s goodness. His overwhelming ...
... given a second chance to live, to make known of His great love. I can always find the same heart to express the Lord’s goodness. His overwhelming love is too great to understand indeed.
Don’t you believe ...
