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Do you want to be well? (opens the original)
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In John 5, Jesus approached a man at the pool of Bethesda, He asked a question that seems almost unnecessary: Do you want to be made well? The man responds with an excuse, he has no one to help him into the pool, and others always get there first. But Jesus doesn't debate the logistics. He simply commands: Get up, take up your bed, and walk. Jesus gave a command in 8 words, not five minutes. Some people say they want help, but theyâre not willing to receive it, are they willing to change? Are
You matter to God: A purpose that begins before birth (opens the original)
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Before you know who, you are, God already knows you, loves you and sees the purpose in your life. One of the most important things a young person can discover is also one of the simplest: you matter to God. You matter to God before you ever accomplish anything. Your worth isn't determined by popularity, grades, appearance, mistakes, or what other people think of you. God invested Himself in creating you. Your value does not begin with your accomplishments. Your value begins with the One who crea
The two bookends of the spiritual year: Nissan and Tishri (opens the original)
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This is Chaplain Harry with the Disabled American Veterans. Today, Iâd like to share a message about two special months on the Jewish calendar, Nissan and Tishri. These months serve as spiritual bookends that reveal Godâs plan of redemption and renewal, not only for Israel, but for all who place their faith in Christ. When we look at the Jewish calendar, two months stand out as spiritual bookends, Nissan and Tishri. These two months not only shape the rhythm of Israelâs worship but also ca
Breaking the chains of generational guilt (opens the original)
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Some ideas become so deeply rooted in a communityâs thinking that they feel impossible to challenge. In ancient Israel, one of those ideas was the belief that children automatically suffered because of their parentsâ sins. They had even turned it into a proverb: âThe fathers eat sour grapes, and the childrenâs teeth are set on edge.â The message was clear, âWeâre in trouble because of the generations before us.â That belief still appears today. Some call it a âgenerational curs
Guarding the heart (opens the original)
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Proverbs 4:23 is one of the clearest and most practical verses in all of Scripture about spiritual stewardship. It says, âKeep and guard your heart with all vigilance, for out of it flow the springs of life.â Every believer is called to be a steward, of what God has entrusted them with and of all the blessings He gives us to manage, scripture tells us there is one resource more valuable than talent, time, or treasure. It is the one thing that determines who we become and how we live. That re
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