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Another 5 minutes of Sunday's sermon to spur discussion and thinking.
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The book of Ephesians reveals to us the riches of His grace lavished on us and urges us in the way we live our lives.
What could the Galatians have done to astonish Paul and what sweet hope is ours? Galatians helps us remember that lives of life are ours through grace.
Paul's second (or 4th ;) ) letter to the Corinthians points us to hope. It encourages us to generosity which frees us into the with-God life.
In the Lord, your labor is not in vain because of the love of the Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians is more than just the verses read at a wedding.
Possibly the most important book of the New Testament guides us in being worshipful followers of Him.
Acts shows us the move of God's people in answer to His persistent love.
Jesus makes bold truth statements about his divinity in the book of John.
Consider the heart of the running father in Luke 15 which reminds us of the good news that God loves us and pursues us.
Mark is an action packed book pointing to the kind of savior that Jesus is.
The teachings of Jesus in the book of Matthew present to us a beautiful and fully integrated way of life that is the with-God life.
Malachi points us to the Son of Righteousness and reminds us that sin produces oppression.
Zechariah paints many images with his words of the might, power, and mercy of God. God shows his mercy and justice.
The book of Haggai reminds us that God is a loving and steadfast God leading us towards lives of the with-God life.
God will not abide injustice, calling us to walk in repentance and faith in single-minded worship of God alone, that we may have hope of His day of restoration.
Habakkuk, shares prayers and a heart that reviles injustice and reminds our souls to rest in God.
Another short book of the Bible that exposes the heart tendency to violence and oppression outside of the work of God.
Micah challenges us to remember "who is like the Lord?" and then we delight in the steadfast love of the Lord.
The book of Jonah shows us that God's steadfast love and His mercy is to all.
In one chapter, Obadiah reminds us that God will rule over all as a just and fair God.
The book of Amos reminds us that God takes justice very seriously as he works toward mercy and restoration.
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