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God’s people can be content and find comfort in the midst of great affliction because God goes with them into that affliction and shields them from the danger—eternal wrath—by bearing it for them in love. David’s Confession (Psalm 23) Christ’s Declaration (John 4:31-34; 6:5-11; 10:11-18) Our Hope and Confidence Discussion Starters Monday—What does …
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Judges 9 was not only an indictment upon the Hebrew people in the days before the era of monarchy, but of all men who seek to have their pleasures and comfort met at all cost, even if it means entering into revolution with a man who was and is willing to take unjust means to accomplish their goals. Abimelech was a bramble king that those whom God h…
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This Sunday morning we will come to more of the idea that our works are deeply rooted to the nature of our being, and that for those who have been set free -justified-, ourselves and thusly our works are no longer slave to sin, we are not imprisoned by anything other than a want or desire to go the way of the old man. This does not mean that there …
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When you are afraid, you can trust in the God who hears you and will deliver you. God Allows You to go through the Wilderness (vv. 1-7) God Hears You when you Weep (vv. 8-11) God is with You in the Wilderness (vv. 12-13) Discussion Starters Monday—What are the different things that people tend to fear? Which do you tend to fear the most? Tuesday—Wh…
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We find the program for how the people of God can defeat their enemies and rule well, as those who are called to righteousness and humility under the ultimate Lordship of the Messiah, even now that He has ascended to the Throne of heaven and earth, no longer the suffering Servant, but the righteous, reigning, sovereign King of heaven and earth. God…
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Knowing what we know, that we have been freed from the curse and weight of sin, and that having died with Christ and raised with Him, we are no longer under the mastery of sin, we are free to sin or not to, the call comes not as legalism nor as a command which we cannot fulfill, but one we can, -Do not let sin reign in your mortal body-- resist the…
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The resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day is God’s sign to assure us that salvation belongs to our God and has been accomplished. The Enemy at the Gate (v. 1; 2 Kings 18-19) The King at Death’s Door (vv. 1-7) The Sign of Comfort (vv. 8-11) Discussion Starters Monday—What are some of the bold claims of Christianity? Why is the resurrection a…
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This Sunday, we look again at the glorious life that has been given to us, even as we are united to Christ in his death, and in his resurrection. Whatever else we are, if we have been baptized with Christ in his death, then surely we have been raised with him in his resurrectio, and this is the foundation of our new life. Sanctification, then, is n…
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Godly wisdom teaches us to recognize God’s love in his discipline and to give thanks for it. Consider the Steadfast Love of the Lord (vv. 1-3, 43) God’s Love Demonstrated (vv. 4-32) God’s Love Embodied (vv. 8, 15, 21, 31; cf. John 1:14) Walking in Wisdom (vv. 33-43) Discussion Starters Monday—Verse 43 tells us to consider the steadfast love of the …
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Sin is ugly and destructive, but we have a faithful Savior who stands in the breach ready to save all who repent and come to him. The Ugliness of Sin (vv. 6-33) Corporate (vv. 6-12) Impatient (v. 13-15; Numbers 11:1-15, 31-35) Jealous (vv. 16-18; Numbers 16:1-40) Idolatrous (vv. 19-23; Exodus 32:1-8) Rejects His Gifts (vv. 24-27; Numbers 13-14) Cor…
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Heartfelt worship flows out of remembering who God is and what he has done in the past so that we might have confidence as we look to the future. Worship as it Should Be (vv. 1-6) What We Remember (vv. 7-45) Why We Remember Discussion Starters Monday—Read verses 1-6. How does it describe worship? Is this simply an external exercise or does it go de…
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