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Category Archives: the cross
Everyone needs forgiveness–even you
Your heart was made for God. It’s lost without Him. Receiving God’s forgiveness can reconnect your heart with God. A dark heart can have a fresh start with Jesus. To many people say “I’m trying to find myself,” instead of “I’m … Continue reading
Posted in 1 John 1:9, examples of forgiveness, Father forgive them, forgive us our trespasses, Go and sin no more, how to be forgiven, how to find yourself, how to receive forgiveness, power of the cross, repent, repentance, salvation, self-forgiveness, Sermon on the Mount, shame, the cross, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, everyone needs forgiveness, forgiveness, God forgive me, guilt, Hillsong, how to be forgiven, mighty to save
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Caught in the crossfire of Christ’s love and forgiveness
A victim of the hatred and evil of Roman, state-sponsored terrorism, Jesus Christ was tortured, nailed to a cross, and hung up to die. Dangling between life and death, He spoke crosswords that released God’s love and fire: “Father, forgive … Continue reading
Posted in Christ, cross, crucifixion, demons, evil in our society, evil spirits, Father forgive them, for they know not what they do, hatred, historic Jesus, historical Jesus, Jesus, Jesus Christ, passion of the Christ, Roman history, Saul of Tarsus, state sponsored terrorism, the cross, the wonderful cross, torture, Uncategorized
Tagged evil, hate, history, nonviolence, response to terrorism, terrorism, violence
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An Ekklesia Acrostic (A-Cross-Tic)
An acrostic (a-cross-tic) for the ages . . . E — Experiencing the K — King of K — Kings L — Leading E — Everyone by His S — Spirit I — In an A — Assembly of Christ-followers. … Continue reading
To “Me” Or Not To “Me” — (Self-Focus Or Self-Denial)
To “me” or not to “me” — that is the question! Now I lay “me” down, For when the focus On “me” I keep, My soul stays Spiritually asleep “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take … Continue reading
War Of The Wills
There are two wills at war in the world — the human will and God’s will. It is a real war not just an illusion. We humans were created with free will — the ability to make our own choices … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, answer to God, apart from me you can do nothing, belief, belief system, Bible, choice, Christ, Christ-centered, Christian, compliance, compulsion, conviction, conviction of sin, corrupt culture, cravings, deciision making, devotion, disciple making, discipline, discipling, faithfulness, free will, freedom, God, God's authority, God's government, God-shaped vacuum, hearing God, hearing Jesus, How Evil Works, human nature, inward change, Jesus, Jesus Christ, kingdom of God, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, power of the cross, prophet, Quotations, quote, Quotes, recovery, religion, repent, repentance, right and wrong, right conduct, right living, self-denial, self-will, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, surrender to God, the cross, trust, we have turned everyone to his own way
Tagged all we like sheep have gone astray, Christianity, free will, Isaiah, war, war of the, world war
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Did I See A Miracle Last Night? You Decide.
Last night I was in a home group of 9 adults (who I don’t know very well) who met to share, sing, support one another, and pray as led by the Spirit. As someone was praying an image came into … Continue reading
Posted in awe, Bible, Biblical concept, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christianity, church, church structure, community, confession, congregational, disciple making, ekklesia, forgiveness, freedom, guidance, hearing God, hearing Jesus, Holy Spirit, house church, I Corinthians 14:26, improv, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus Movement, kingdom of God, life, miracles, movement, non-church movement, non-material reality, non-traditional church, normal Christianity, organic church, participatory church, prayer, presence of Christ, presence of God, priesthood of the believer, prophesy, relational church, religion, repent, repentance, revelation, revival, show and tell, simple church, sin, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual formation, supernatural, support group, surrender to God, the cross, the way we do church, vision, voice of God, wages of sin, What is church?, When you come together
Tagged confetti, cross of Christ, forgiven, handwriting of ordinances, home group, house church, miracle, Scripture, the odds against
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Cross Ways — The Passion Of The Christ
Crucifixion is one of the cruelest forms of execution ever invented. Its purpose was not just to put a man to death. It was to bring extreme public shame and to cause the greatest possible amount of physical suffering. Crucifixion … Continue reading
Posted in Christ, Christian history, Christianity, church history, Constantine, conviction of sin, crucifixion, Good Friday, history, mystery, persecution, Quotations, quote, Quotes, religion, revolution, Roman, Son-shine, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, the cross, torture, Uncategorized, wages of sin, wake-up call, Why be a Christian?, WWJD?
Tagged Cicero, Constantine, cross, crucifixion, Good Friday, Jesus Christ, The Passion of The christ, torture
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