I was sitting at a red light the other day, watching a homeless man standing in the cold rain. We often go through the list of reasons not to help—wondering what he might spend the money on, wondering if he was scamming, wondering if it even mattered. The truth is, no one sits outside in that weather unless they really need help.
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Most of us know the story of David and Goliath, and most of us know it from the perspective of us being David. There are countless lessons in it, like how we should face our giants with faith and courage. There is a lot there, but what if we are not David? What if we are more like Saul? We were called to act, but we have messed up and are now frozen by fear, pride, and disconnection from God.
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Have you ever heard of the “Opening of the Mouth Ceremony?” I kind of hope not! Let’s have Habakkuk kick things off for us.
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Caiaphas, by any measure, was a highly successful figure in ancient Biblical times. He served as the high priest of Israel for an extended period in the first century, one of the longest tenures imaginable in that era. He had strong political and governmental connections, and his family held influential positions. By worldly standards, he seemed to do everything right.
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Originally written for New Vision Church, I took a few pieces from my guest message and came up with 3 lessons from the topic of light. What are they?
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Reading through the Old Testament can sometimes be a difficult journey. I think back to when we read about the building of the Tabernacle. It was a monumental undertaking, filled with endless directions, measurements, and vibrant colors. I must confess, at times it felt like a never-ending endeavor. However, amidst this sea of information, there was one individual who captured my attention—Bezalel. His story not only showcases God’s unique gifting and equipping of His children but also reminds us of the true purpose behind our creativity.
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We talk about giving God our all, giving God our surplus, or maybe even a percentage. What about giving God our little?
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