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God’s Got It All
One can only assume at the time of today’s Old Testament reading that things must have been going pretty well for Israel. As David has apparently become so jaded by his and Israel’s God-ordained string of successes that he is … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrews, Christ Jesus, christianity, church, David, God, god of creation, God's will, holy spirit, Jesus Christ, jesus mary, King David, meaning of life, old testament prophets, prophet isaiah, religion, son of god, spirit, spirituality, Stuart Revercomb, testament scripture, theology, trust, trust god, word of the lord, worldly side, Would Uriah
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Using Our Divine Resources
Last week’s text led us to consider the unexpected ways in which God works and the confidence we should have in Him no matter WHAT circumstances we face – and this week’s text also very much does the same. But … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrews, Christ Jesus, church, Colonel Sherman Potter, David, God, God's will, holy spirit, Jesus Christ, jesus mary, King of Kings, Malcom Butler, meaning of life, old testament, old testament prophets, Philistine Giant, relationship with god, son of god, spirituality, Stuart Revercomb, testament scripture, the story of David, theology, trust, trust god, word of the lord, worldly side
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