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Every time he heard a rooster crow, did Peter choose to be reminded, “I messed up, but I am forgiven”?
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Every time he heard a rooster crow, did Peter choose to be reminded, “I messed up, but I am forgiven”?
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It was anything but peaceful when peace came to this world. . . .
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As Paul was instructing the church at Corinth about the reality of the resurrection of the dead, he declared that our sin-stained physical bodies face a barrier to God’s holiness through which we cannot pass.
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The narrative draws an interesting picture. The curtain hid the mercy seat and ark, leaving visible only the ends of the poles by which the ark was carried. . . .
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When we gather for Communion, we focus our thoughts on the historical account of one man’s death on a tree just outside Jerusalem. But the Bible tells of another man who died on a tree that very same day . . .
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No person mentioned in the Old Testament or New Testament could have imagined how history would one day come together and finally make sense at the cross.
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We gather around the Lord’s Table today in a different time and under a new covenant, but in the presence of the same God who cleanses sin.
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We know God rested from the work of creation on the seventh day, but God continues to “work” in sustaining the universe and advancing his plan of salvation.
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One thief chose to believe in Jesus and was saved. The other thief chose to deny Jesus, and in doing so foolishly pushed away the salvation Jesus was willing to give him. Which thief are you?