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Daily Bible Devotional where I "Think with my mouth open!"
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There are two ways to view the Law. Dismissing the Law is not one of them.
Building the Templeand his palace
13 “Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand…”
Paul's personal "day of evil" approaches, and he requests prayer for his upcoming audience with Caesar.
Paul uses the Roman Soldier's armor as a picture of what a Christian should look like.
Paul continues his instructions on different aspects of society.
Wives are NOT doormats. This submission thing Paul discusses here might not mean what you think it does.
My musings on this VERY important passage about how we are to "Live in the Kight"
Paul has some tough words on a tough subject - immorality
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Paul gives practical instruction on what the Christ-Follower's life is to look like.
Finding myself in verse 7 of Ephesians 4 took me by surprise.
Paul briefly describes what a Believer looks like and the what Unity in the Church Looks like
Paul finishes the prayer he started in Chapter 1.
Paul goes into detail about the Mystery of God given to Paul to reveal.
The Church is God's end-game, built on the foundation of the 1st century Apostles and Prophets.
Paul lays the foundation for what he believes about redemption.
Paul's Prayer for the Ephesians (and us)
Predestination... forgiveness and redemption... the mystery of the ages revealed... deep waters here folks. Bring your floaties.
In his introduction, Paul begins with Predestination! Not gonna lie... this is deep stuff, folks.
In Sphesians, Paul introduces the churches in Asia Minor (which had their beginning in the spiritual explosion in Ephesus) to their "Next Step"
I summarize what I believe concerning the Gifts of the Spirit
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