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By Faith Enoch Walked With God Pleasing Him (opens the original)
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There can be something profoundly personal about walking with someone. Think about it, especially in the context of our Western culture. If I told you I regularly go for walks with my wife and family, none of you would think twice about it. If anything, you might think that’s good, healthy, and sweet. But if I told you that, once in a while, Derek, our worship director, and I go for casual strolls together, you might think that’s a little odd. Some might argue it shouldn’t be, but for most
By Faith Abel Offered To God a More Acceptable Sacrifice (opens the original)
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Hebrews 11 is often known as the “Hall of Faith.†Throughout this chapter, we’re introduced to men and women whose stories are found throughout the Old Testament and who, in different ways, demonstrated what it means to trust God. Over and over again, these are the two words that describe how they sought to live: “by faith.†But the mistake we often make is assuming that since these people are found in this passage, then they must be considered as some kind of “legends of the faith.â
The Mouth of the Righteous Is a Fountain of Life (opens the original)
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Words matter. Whether it’s what we say or what we don’t say, it all matters a lot. This week, we’ll see how Proverbs 10:11 warns us about the dangers of the tongue, while also pointing to the positive impact our words can have. Our mouths can either spring forth good like a fountain of life, or they can pour out words that wound deeply. We’ve all said things that were less than reflective of Jesus. I’m sure each of us would like to take back at least one thing we’ve said in the past,
Reprove A Wise Man and He Will Love You (opens the original)
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As you study the New Testament, you’ll notice that those who followed Jesus were often described as belonging to “the Way.†Even Saul, who we know as Paul, used this term prior to his own conversion to Christ, describing the kind of people he was looking to threaten, imprison, and kill. And that makes sense since Jesus himself said, “I am the wayâ€, in John 14. But what does this have to do with Proverbs 9 ? Well, this chapter is split up into two parts, and each presents opposing ways
He Who Commits Adultery Lacks Sense (opens the original)
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It’s one thing if someone says you don’t make sense . It’s quite another if they say you lack sense . The latter is much harder to hear and receive. And yet, that is exactly how God’s Word describes someone who commits adultery. They believe sin’s false promises, pursue what is harmful, and fail to consider the consequences. Why would anyone choose to go down that path? And yet all around us, marriages are falling apart, and relationships are being devastated by the sin of adultery. Wh
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