The Christmas season reminds us of God’s immense love through the gift of His Son, emphasizing hope, peace, and salvation. While celebrating, we should remember Jesus’ mission as expressed in the New Testament, which includes fulfilling the law, serving others, and offering abundant life, inviting us to embrace His purpose fully.
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Micah: Walking Humbly with God
Micah’s message strikes a powerful chord, emphasizing justice, mercy, and humility as essential elements of faith. He confronts hypocrisy and injustice, urging believers to reflect their faith through action. Micah also offers hope for redemption through Christ, reminding that true worship transcends ritual and must be embodied in daily life.
Faith, Function, and the Future of Healing: My Journey Toward Biblical Wellness Through Holistic Medicine
The author emphasizes the value of holistic healing through faith and natural foods, referencing Biblical wisdom and personal experiences. They detail their family’s transition to a Carnivore diet, avoiding traditional medicine and focusing on natural therapies like ozone treatment. Their upcoming book will explore these concepts further, aiming to provide insight into health aligned with God’s design.
Small Group Study-Journey from Lament to Trust in God’s Justice
The study on Psalm 10 invites participants to reflect on themes of abandonment, justice, and confidence in God. It encourages honest expression of struggles, recognition of evil, and persistent prayer for justice. The emphasis is on God’s assurance to the humble and the importance of communal support against injustice, fostering active faith.
Psalm 10: A Journey from Lament to Trust
Psalm 10 expresses a journey from anguish over God’s perceived absence in times of trouble to a confident plea for justice and assurance in His eternal kingship. The psalmist laments the oppression of the wicked and urges believers to be honest in their grief while trusting that God hears their cries and ultimately defends the oppressed.
Small Group Study: Christianity and the Occult
This study aims to enhance biblical discernment among adult Christians regarding the occult, focusing on Christ as the ultimate truth source. Over four weeks, participants will engage in scripture readings, discussions, and personal reflections, exploring themes like God’s sovereignty, grace, and practical responses to occult practices, fostering faith and genuine understanding.
Small Group Study: The Power Trio of Paul
The study of Galatians, Romans, and Ephesians highlights freedom, foundation, and fulfillment within the Gospel. Participants will explore grace, faith, and identity in Christ through discussions, activities, and prayer. Each week focuses on key passages, essential themes, and personal reflections, aiming for growth in understanding and unity in the Church.
Small Group Study: Faith Filled Words
This study emphasizes the transformative power of speech rooted in faith and biblical teachings. Participants will explore scriptural examples, reflect on personal speech habits, and learn to intentionally speak life. The session encourages practical application through faith declarations and seeks God’s guidance for aligning words with His truth.
Faith-Filled Words: Create Your Reality
Words are powerful spiritual instruments that shape realities and express faith. Drawing from biblical examples, the content emphasizes the creative potential of our speech, urging readers to plant positive, faith-filled words while renewing their inner dialogue. Ultimately, it encourages speaking life and truth to influence both personal and external circumstances.
The Mysteries of Numbers: A Biblical Numerology Exploration
This content explores the significance of numbers in Scripture, distinguishing between biblical meanings and occult numerology. Key numbers like three, seven, twelve, and forty represent divine completeness, spiritual perfection, authority, and testing, respectively. The text encourages finding wisdom in God’s Word rather than predicting the future through numerical codes, emphasizing the intentionality of Scripture.