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A reminder of the need to be God's mob, in THIS season. And I especially appreciated the encouragement top enjoy the season BY being in God's word... www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/dont-waste-season/
Having just finished Esther, this is a great reminder... corechristianity.com/resources/articles/three-tips-for-reading-old-testament-stories
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Three Tips For Reading Old Testament Stories | Core Christianity
It’s easy for Christians to misunderstand important parts of God’s revealed word or to skip over large sections of the Old Testament altogether. Here are three things to keep in mind when reading ...- likes 0
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Matthew 19:13-30
We have finished our Esther series - you can catch the last two sermons on our church website (under the 'Resources' tab).
This Sunday we will return to Matthew - this is our sixth year in Matthew, as we work our way from start to finish. Matthew is the gospel for the outsider, who can be brought inside by the grace of God available for anyone and everyone in Jesus alone (just check out Jesus' family tree in Matthew 1).
Jesus has been working his way towards Jerusalem, for the climactic week of his life. As he does so, this section (Matthew 19-22) examines the nature of his authority, and what it means to be a member of God's kingdom.
Tomorrow, we will start by looking at Matthew 19:13-30...
Prayer:
Father, thank you for Jesus' family tree - a reminder that your grace in him brings any outsider inside. Amen.
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