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Mercy Seat

April 10, 2018 No Comments

Romans 3: 25                    God’s Word

God showed that Christ is the throne of mercy where God’s approval is given through faith in Christ’s blood. In his patience God waited to deal with sins committed in the past.

This is another Bible translation I wish to introduce to you. Actually, I have been using it for sometime now. You may have noticed (GW) beside some verses in the last couple of years. I still use my New American Standard as my everyday foundation but reading verses in other versions can give you the slightest nuance that makes the whole scripture go off in you.

Are you familiar with the Mercy Seat from the Old Testament? Okay, so God had the Ark of the Covenant made. It’s cover, or top, is called the Mercy Seat (See WOTD “Plan for Mercy” at this link: https://iveyministries.org/2014/03/gods-plan-for-mercy/). So God created a seat of mercy. Amen and glory to God. The angry, vengeful God of the Old Testament capped off His presence with mercy. Are you getting this? God was never who we have painted Him to be. He was always love (1 John 4: 8). Alright, let’s see where that leads us.

People twist themselves in knots trying to figure out when they are saved from their sins. If I sin right now, am I forgiven? Am I clean? Or do I need to ask God to forgive me? The answer is “God is love.” You were forgiven before you were born. God knew what He was getting when you answered His call. He knew the mistakes, and yes sins, you were going to make before your parents were born. At the dawn of time, when the earth was just being formed God knew you were going to blow it from time to time and so He made a plan for your deliverance.

Did you see this sentence, “In his patience God waited to deal with sins committed in the past”? What does this mean? Sin has been happening since humankind set foot on the earth. The Father developed the plan to send Jesus into the earth to be the propitiation for all sin. Actually, it is bigger than that. He didn’t just atone for sin, he blew it from the face of the earth and from the Father’s memory. So, Father God, knowing He had this plan in place, waived the punishment for sin until the time He could get the perfect lamb here to take on that sin. Then He, God, put the entire sin of the world on that precious lamb. That is to say, He put all of the sin from the past, before Jesus came, all the sin of the present and all of the sin of the future on Jesus. So Abraham and Sarah were cleansed in that moment, the same as Peter and John, and you and I. God withheld His judgement until He could give us all a judgment of “Forgiven”! Amen? Will somebody shout?

Yes, you have been judged already. Hallelujah! You have been judged clean and holy because Jesus’ blood has you covered. God employed great patience for thousands of years until He could get the Messiah into the earth at the opportune time. Then He released His revulsion of sin on that sacrificial lamb. Now judgment has been satisfied. Now we can walk with our heads up into the throne room of God, because we wear Jesus as an outer garment and are filled up with him. There is still not much to recommend us to the throne room of God in ourselves but Jesus has made you perfect in God’s eyes. Glory to God! Thanks for the patience! Jesus has become our Mercy Seat and we praise God for this miracle of faith.

Law and Life

April 3, 2018 No Comments

Matthew 12: 1 – 2

At that time Jesus went on the Sabbath through the grainfields, and His disciples became hungry and began to pick the heads of grain and eat. But when the Pharisees saw it, they said to Him, “Behold, Your disciples do what is not lawful to do on a Sabbath.”

Whoa! This is major bad news! Jesus, he whom we hold up as perfect, as having never sinned, broke the law. He and his disciples did not keep to the law regarding the Sabbath. The law says, “For six days work may be done, but on the seventh day there is a sabbath of complete rest, holy to the Lord; whoever does any work on the sabbath day shall surely be put to death” (Exodus 31: 15).

How many times have we read over this without even pausing to consider the significance? For myself the answer is, many times. This passage is right here in the middle of the first book of the New Testament; in the gospels. It would seem to have calamitous results for our faith. So, what gives?

Jesus’ answer is contained in verses three through eight but the substance of it is in verse seven, “But if you had known what this means, I DESIRE COMPASSION, AND NOT A SACRIFICE, you would not have condemned the innocent.” What does he mean by this and how does this answer the problem of the law?

The answer is found in 1 John 4: 8, “God is love.” Compassion has greater weight in the Kingdom of God than law. I am not disregarding the law, only showing that there is something superior and that is the love of God which is most clearly demonstrated in acts of grace. Jesus came to bring God’s Kingdom to earth, but what is His Kingdom? Here we see that God values grace over law. He sent Jesus so that we could be free from the curse of the law.

How many of us stand in the same shoes as the Pharisees? I know that I have in the past. When confronted with someone who was engaged in an adulterous affair, all I could see was the law. It is very, very hard not to be so hide bound that all you can see is the letter of the law applied to the situation. Where does grace fit in here? What does love have to do with it and why was Jesus not put to death for his violation of the law? How does compassion apply to this situation and who are the innocents of whom Jesus speaks?

The Pharisees had them dead to rights. Why didn’t they prosecute? Even the Pharisees were forestalled by Jesus’ response. Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath (v. 8) which means what Jesus brought into the earth is a higher law than the law of Moses. Jesus reminded the Pharisees, who knew the law, what was recorded in Hosea 6: 6, “For what I desire is mercy, not sacrifices.” Mercy, grace and compassion, those are the laws of the Kingdom of God. They are a higher law than anything else.

This, I believe, is what Jesus was trying to tell us in this passage. We have a tendency towards strict application of the law to all people other than ourselves. We get a revelation of grace when we are in the hot seat, but it is considerably harder when we look upon others. Why were the actions of Jesus and his disciples not sin? Because the higher law stepped in. God’s mercy and Jesus’ lordship are bigger than the law. There is a higher law in the land now, one that is rooted in the love and compassion of God. Jesus came to set us free from the bondage of the law so that we too can walk in the grace of our Lord. This explains why the fruit of the Spirit and the characteristics of God are shown in kindness, goodness, gentleness, etc. When we are able to really wrap our heads around this, we will understand a great deal about the Kingdom of God. I would say this is a great passage to meditate on and even to journal. Ask the Father to explain this to your heart, “How can Jesus be sin free when he broke the law?” The answer is as big as God Himself and will completely revolutionize the church if we can grasp it. Herein lies the Kingdom of God in its glory. Partake of His goodness in full.

Magnified

October 9, 2017 No Comments

1 John 4: 8

God is love.

Every congregation around the world has talked about this passage of scripture. We have heard time and time again that God is love but its deepest truths have yet to permeate our Christian cultures and our individual hearts.

To know God is to love. Every person who says they know God must have come to know Him as love. We must, at the very deepest levels, understand that He loves us, but further, we must grasp what it means for God’s nature to be love. Anyone who does not know love, does not know God. It is that simple.

I am listening to an audiobook, a work of fiction. The fictional world in which the characters live is populated by many different people all, who serve different Gods. The overtones of religious hypocrisy are rampant. It caused me to think of our God and our expression of who He is. The atrocities perpetuated by the characters in the book in the name of their Gods, unfortunately, mirrors the same challenges the church of Christ has endured. For me this has become a simple matter, at least theologically. Evangelism must be based in love and motivated by love. All else is both meaningless, at best, and damaging.

In driving through town one day, I saw a car painted with, what was clearly meant to be, an evangelical message. However, the words did anything but magnetize one towards Christ. In fact, I, a Christian, was repelled by the message, even offended. Presumptively, the person driving the car, the one who painted the message, was attempting to populate heaven. The message was not filled, however, with the essence of God which is love.

Sooner or later the church must decide and subsequently adopt an attitude and philosophy of love. We must first, give ourselves over to God’s love, allowing Him to love us in our deepest thoughts and feelings. As we allow ourselves to receive uncompromising love, we will be competent to tell others about the love of God. Only love draws people to God. Theology does not and hell does not. Even the promise of heaven is too vague for most people to appreciate and fathom. We needed acceptance when we were lost and flailing. We found that in our Father who accepted us as we were, even with all our scars and blemishes. We fail, however, to extend that same grace to others and I believe it is because we have yet to fully immerse ourselves in the love the Father offers us.

To my way of thinking, there is no evangelism outside of love. The world does not need us criticizing and damning them. They are not drawn to condemnation nor do they see us as more holy than they when our dialogue is full of hateful expressions instead of love. Don’t tell me you love God when you spit vitriol at His children. It is a vulgar lie. We can no longer afford the luxury of pious self-promotion while people are dying and going to hell. Others are leaving the church because they see hate and judgment. If the church is to grow and function as it was meant to, then we must make the choice to love. It is not our job to decide who goes to hell. Our job is to make hell a wasteland. Eventually, as a body and as individuals, we must embrace love and allow it to color our lives. If God is love, then our only choice is to exercise love. If we are to march in the name of our God then we cannot kill, steal or destroy in His name. This is the message of our times. The first step of this age is: embrace love. Let it fill you and let it be reflected in you. We can’t be mean-spirited and imitate Jesus. We can no longer afford to cause harm in the name of Jesus. That is not his way nor our commission. The gospel is good news and all people, when they encounter us, should have a brush with unfathomable love. Jesus told people that the Kingdom of God had come near them. People will only see the Kingdom and its power when we accomplish step one, adopt love. There is no step two until we achieve step one. Let love guide you, let it fill you. Let God be magnified by magnifying love.

Saved from Wrath

May 1, 2017 1 Comment

1 Thessalonians 5: 9

For God has not destined us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ.

It surprises me that there is still confusion over God’s feelings towards us. Even people who have John 3: 16 memorized still talk about God’s wrath and about how He is going to pour out His wrath upon us. Well, this verse would seem to lay aside that perspective in favor of a God who loves us and intended to save us, even to save us from Wrath.

God is love (1 John 4: 8) and everything He does is from the vantage of love. Our crimes demanded punishment but because He wanted to spare us from our just due, He sent Jesus to take all of the punishment, all of the wrath upon himself. We have been pardoned. The jail cell doors are thrown open wide. We are free. We are excused from the prison cell and invited into the throne room. God saved us from the sentence levied against us by condemning Jesus. Therefore, we are no longer destined to or for wrath but rather our destinies are salvation, love, hope and peace through the grace of our Father and the triumph of Jesus’ sacrifice.

Love is in the house. Love demands kindness, not wrath. Love demands gentleness. Let’s get a revelation of our Father. He is gentle and kind, not angry. Any anger He had, He poured out on Jesus. Sometimes I think we do “Him” a disfavor by attributing the male pronoun to Him because the Bible reveals that He is male and female. Were we able to comprehend Him in His fullness, I think it would be easier for us to attribute His nurturing nature to His every thought and gesture. He is the strong warrior who protects us from the storm but He is every bit the tender soul who cuddles us in warmth and affection. He is the most emotionally expressive person you will ever meet. In fact, He is so effusive with His declarations of love that He will embarrass you.

You were not destined to endure anger or wrath. You were and are destined for greatness in Christ Jesus through the love and salvation bought for you at the cross and in truth, at the dawn of time. You are destined to sit on your heavenly parent’s knee and receive comfort and the outpouring of incomprehensible love. Receive love and abandon fear of wrath. Receive the fullness of Salvation.

God Is . . .

February 20, 2017 No Comments

1 Corinthians 13: 4

Love is patient . . .

Would you like to know the character traits of God? Did you realize they are listed in the Bible? Yep, they are. You see 1 John 4: 8 tells us that God is love. Then we read here in Corinthians that “love is” patient . . .. So translate that and you get God is patient. Are you with me?

You can prove He is patient. One way is by reading the Bible. When you read the Old Testament you begin to wonder how humanity survived. The people sorely tried God’s patience but His patience won out and here we are. Then read the New Testament. Was not the people’s treatment of Jesus enough to provoke even the most patient of people? Yet God’s love prevailed. He and Jesus endured the ignorance and abuse hurled at them for the prize set before them. And what was that prize? Us. Wow. That doesn’t sound like much of a prize to me; certainly not reward enough to endure the cross. Apparently, that is what love does.

Another way to prove God’s patience is to look in your own life. Sometimes as I look back in my own life I shudder at my complete foolishness. I shout, “Glory” to God that He had the patience to wait out my wandering years and “Thank you Lord,” for His continuing patience as I try to find my way daily. Do you feel the same way? Can you feel His patience and love coating you right now as you think about the trials you put Him through? He will never fail you, never forget or forsake you. God is patient.

Good God!

February 3, 2017 No Comments

Isaiah 63: 7

I shall make mention of the lovingkindness of the Lord, the praises of the Lord, according to all that the Lord has granted us, and the great goodness toward the house of Israel, which He has granted them according to His compassion and according to the multitude of His lovingkindness.

I am involved with a group of believers who are exploring God’s goodness through the revelations of Bill Johnson as shared in his book, God is Good. This prompted a conversation with a minister friend. Together we agree that if our ministries can lead people to the understanding that God is good, then we will have been successful. As you attempt to communicate God’s goodness, you find that words fail. Just look at Isaiah’s paragraph above. How many ways and how many times does he have to say God is good for us to get it? It seems like Isaiah just can’t say it well enough or big enough to suit himself. He uses the words: lovingkindness, great goodness, compassion and the multitude of His lovingkindness. Can you see how he struggles to convey the great kindness and love of God? Why is this so difficult to convey and to receive?

I remember as a small child we used to say a very simple prayer and believe it, “God is great, God is good, let us thank Him for this food.” God is great! God is good! You know, some adult had to teach us that prayer. Do you think the adult believed the words? Why do so few adults, particularly Christian adults believe these words now? Weren’t we taught that God is good? How is there even space in the Christian world for Bill Johnson to write a book on God’s goodness? Shouldn’t we all be so steeped in this very basic principle as to make his book unnecessary? I wish! By the way, it is a good book and I am enjoying it. I just don’t like that there is any revelation here for any of us.

How is this hard? God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son . . . (John 3: 16). We sure can quote this verse and make signs and placards bearing its words but miss its message. If your personal theology has no other linchpin that this one, let it be that God loves you. Grasp with your heart, mind and soul that He is all good all of the time. He only has good plans in mind for you. Well, now I sound like Isaiah. There are not words enough to satisfy the communication of His great goodness. Maybe it’s best if I defer to the Apostle John who said it best, “God is love” (1 John 4: 8)

Here Comes the Judge – Not!

December 6, 2016 No Comments

John 12: 47

I did not come to judge the world, but to save the world.

In his unforgettable characterization, Flip Wilson said, “Here comes the judge!” Jesus might say, “Here comes the Savior.”

I was reading the story of the Samaritan woman when today’s verse came to my mind. The account of Jesus’ interaction with the Samaritan woman is found in John 4, verses 1 – 42. Many people came to believe in Jesus as the Messiah because of this woman. She was an evangelist for Christ even though she had three strikes against her. First, she was a Samaritan, a race despised and disdained by the Jews. Second, she was a woman. As such she was at best a second class citizen; at worst, a non-entity. Then there is strike three. She was apparently living with a man who was not her husband. Strike three, you’re out!

But wait . . . Jesus evangelized a city through this misfit. How can that be? She was the disfavored of the disfavored. Why did Jesus show her acceptance? Why didn’t he try to correct her of everything she was doing wrong? Why did he even condescend to speak with her? One thing is clear to me, as I read this tale; one of us has the paradigm wrong, either Jesus or me.

Many of us, while good intentioned, operate under a wrong mindset. We mistakenly believe that we need to judge and correct in order to save. That is not, however, the model Jesus set for us. In his book, judgment is correlated with damnation. Love is connected to salvation. Let me ask you this question? Which model do you think is most effective? John 4: 39 reads, “Many of the Samaritans from that town believed in him because of the woman’s testimony.” Jesus ended up staying in that Samaritan town for three days at the insistence of the residents all because one unlovely sinner spread the gospel. Because Jesus showed her kindness and acceptance, especially in the light of her living arrangement, she evangelized a town.

Love is the greatest force on earth. God is love (1 John 4: 8) and love is God. Mountains can be moved by applying this, the greatest power on earth. It was love that sent Jesus to earth and it was that same love that caused him to choose the cross. HE DIDN’T ENDURE THE CROSS TO JUDGE US BUT RATHER TO SAVE US. He went to the cross so that we could be free of the judgment that was due us. He removed the judgment from our shoulders, indeed from our lives, and took it on himself. He is called the savior. That must have meaning. In his own words, he describes himself as our savior, not our judge. He has the right to judge us because the Father gave all judgment to him (John 5: 22). He chose not to exercise that authority but rather to spend his life and death in removing judgment from us. That is one powerful testimony. Tell that to a sinner. Tell them that no one is judging them. Tell them God loves them and sent His son to save them rather than judge them. Tell them Jesus wants them to spend eternity with him in heaven. That is the good news of the Gospel.

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36 Deuteronomy 4: 29 Deuteronomy 4:29 Deuteronomy 5: 25 Deuteronomy 5:33 Deuteronomy 6: 5 Deuteronomy 6: 6 Deuteronomy 6: 6 – 8 Deuteronomy 7: 12 Deuteronomy 7:15 Deuteronomy 7: 15 Deuteronomy 8: 18 Deuteronomy 10: 12 Deuteronomy 10: 17 Deuteronomy 14: 2 Deuteronomy 14: 12 Deuteronomy 15: 10 Deuteronomy 18:15 Deuteronomy 23: 5 Deuteronomy 28 Deuteronomy 28: 1 – 8 Deuteronomy 28: 1-14 Deuteronomy 28: 2 Deuteronomy 28: 2 – 14 Deuteronomy 28: 3 Deuteronomy 28: 5 Deuteronomy 28: 6 Deuteronomy 28:10 Deuteronomy 28: 12 Deuteronomy 28: 13 Deuteronomy 28: 17 - 17 Deuteronomy 28: 61 Deuteronomy 30: 9 Deuteronomy 30: 19 Deuteronomy 30:19-20 Deuteronomy 31: 6 Deuteronomy 31: 8 Deuteronomy 31:8 Deuteronomy 34: 7 devil devoted devotion devotional devour devourer devout dialogue Diane Jones die diet die to self dignity diligence diligent direction directions disappointment discernment disciple disciples discipleship discipline disclose discouraged discretion discrimination disease disgrace disgraced dismayed disputes distress dithyramb divide Divine Love division DNA doctrine doers doing doing the impossible donation Don Francisco Dorcas doubt dove downcast Dr. Axe Dr. Charity Kayembe Dr. Chuck Goldberg Dr. Jim Richards Dr. Joe Dispenza Dr. Mark Virkler draw draw close dread dream dream interpretation dreams drink drinking drummer boy drunkeness duty dwell dwelling dwelling with God dying to self eagle wings ear early earnest ears earth earthquake ease Easter Ecclesiastes 1: 2 Ecclesiastes 2: 26 Ecclesiastes 3: 1 Ecclesiastes 4: 12 Ecclesiastes 7: 24 - 25 Ecclesiastes 8: 12 Ecclesiastes 11: 1 eclipse economic depression economics economic system economy ecstatic Eden edification edifice edify education EFT ego egotist Egypt eighteen Einstein elder elders elections electricity Elijah Elisha Elizabeth eloquent embarrassed embrace Emmanuel Emmaus emotion emotional dysfunction emotional healing emotions employed employee employer emptied empty emulate emulate Christ encounter encourage Encouraged encouragement encourager end times endurance endure enemies enemy energized energy enjoy Enoch enough enslaved entrust entwine envy Eph. 1: 3 Ephesians 1: 3 Ephesians 1: 4 Ephesians 1: 5 Ephesians 1: 7 Ephesians 1: 13 Ephesians 1: 14 Ephesians 1: 15 – 18 Ephesians 1: 16 -17 Ephesians 1: 17 Ephesians 1: 18 Ephesians 1: 18 - 20 Ephesians 1: 20-22 Ephesians 2: 2 Ephesians 2: 3 Ephesians 2: 4 - 5 Ephesians 2: 6 Ephesians 2: 8 Ephesians 2: 8 – 11 Ephesians 2: 17 Ephesians 2: 19 – 22 Ephesians 2: 20 – 22 Ephesians 2: 22 & 24 Ephesians 3: 6 Ephesians 3: 8 Ephesians 3: 10 Ephesians 3: 11 - 12 Ephesians 3: 12 Ephesians 3: 14 Ephesians 3: 14 - 15 Ephesians 3: 16 Ephesians 3: 17 Ephesians 3: 20 Ephesians 3:20 Ephesians 3: 20 - 21 Ephesians 4 Ephesians 4: 3 Ephesians 4: 6 Ephesians 4: 11 - 12 Ephesians 4: 15 Ephesians 4: 17 - 18 Ephesians 4: 22 Ephesians 4: 22 and 24 Ephesians 4: 22 – 23 Ephesians 4: 22 – 24 Ephesians 4: 24 Ephesians 4: 25 Ephesians 4: 26 Ephesians 4: 26 -27 Ephesians 4: 29 Ephesians 4:29 Ephesians 4: 30 Ephesians 4: 30 – 31 Ephesians 4: 31 – 32 Ephesians 4: 32 Ephesians 4:32 Ephesians 5:1 Ephesians 5: 1 Ephesians 5: 9 Ephesians 5: 17 Ephesians 5: 18 Ephesians 5: 18 – 19 Ephesians 5: 19 Ephesians 5: 20 Ephesians 5: 26 Ephesians 6: 5 Ephesians 6: 7 – 8 Ephesians 6: 10 Ephesians 6: 10 - 13 Ephesians 6: 10 – 17 Ephesians 6: 10 – 18 Ephesians 6: 11 Ephesians 6: 11 – 12 Ephesians 6: 13 Ephesians 6: 14 Ephesians 6: 14 -15 Ephesians 6: 14-17 Ephesians 6: 15 Ephesians 6: 16 Ephesians 6: 17 Ephesians 6: 18 Ephesians 6:18 Ephesians 21: 17 epic quests esteem esteemed eternal life eternity ethics evangelism everlasting Everyday Angels Evidence evil exalt exalted life exceeding excellence excuses exercise exhale exhausted exile existence exodus Exodus 3: 1 – 4 Exodus 3: 3 – 4 Exodus 3: 14 Exodus 3: 21 Exodus 4: 2 – 4 Exodus 5: 22-23 Exodus 7: 7 Exodus 8: 8 - 10 Exodus 8: 9 Exodus 9: 19 Exodus 11: 3 Exodus 12: 35 – 36 Exodus 13:21 Exodus 14: 13 – 14 Exodus 14: 14 Exodus 14: 15 Exodus 14: 15 - 21 Exodus 14: 15 – 16 Exodus 14: 21 Exodus 15: 13 Exodus 15: 26 Exodus 15:26 Exodus 16: 4 Exodus 16: 20 Exodus 17: 6 Exodus 20: 5 Exodus 22: 4 Exodus 22: 29 Exodus 23: 20 Exodus 23: 25 Exodus 23: 26 Exodus 24: 2 Exodus 24: 7 Exodus 25:17-22 Exodus 28: 36 Exodus 28: 38 Exodus 31: 15 Exodus 32: 29 Exodus 33: 12 Exodus 33: 14 Exodus 33: 18 Exodus 34: 6 - 7 Exodus 35: 30 - 31 Exodus 40: 34 – 38 expectation experience explanation Exploding Heart expression eye eyes Ezekiel 2: 7 Ezekiel 10: 4 Ezekiel 16: 49 Ezekiel 22: 30 Ezekiel 22:30 Ezekiel 23: 30 Ezekiel 33: 11 Ezekiel 34: 29 Ezekiel 36: 27 Ezekiel 37: 9 Ezekiel 37:9 Ezekiel 39: 29 Ezekiel 47: 9 Ezra 7: 6 - 10 Ezra 7: 9-10 face facts fail failure faint fairness faith faithful faithfulness faithfulness of God fall fallible false prophets family famine far away fast father father of lies fault favor favored fealty fear Fear not feast feasts feeble feed feeding the five thousand feeding the multitude feelings feet fellowship festival festivals fever blister Field of Dreams fight figuartive figurative filled filters finances find finding God fingerprints fire fire brick First Aid Kit first law First Love fish fish and bread fishing fitting in five-fold ministry flaming arrows flesh fleshly flight flood flow Focal Point focus foe follow follower following food fool foolish foolishness fools footprints footsteps forbearance force forget forgiven forgiveness forgiving form forsake forsaken fortress found foundation fountain Four Keys Fourth of July fragrant frame frankincense free freedom free speech freewill free will fresh start fretting friend friends friendship frightened frogs Frozen fruit fruit of our lips fruit of the Spirit fruit tree fulfill fulfillment full function functional Christianity functional fitness future Gabriel Gad Gadarene Galatians 1: 12 Galatians 2: 6 Galatians 2: 20 Galatians 3: 6 - 7 Galatians 3:13 - 14 Galatians 3: 13 – 14 Galatians 3: 28 Galatians 3:28 Galatians 4: 4 Galatians 5: 1 Galatians 5:13 Galatians 5: 22 Galatians 5: 22 – 23 Galatians 5: 22 – 24 Galatians 5: 24 – 25 Galatians 5: 26 Galatians 6: 6 Galatians 6: 7 Galatians 6: 7 & 9 Galatians 6: 8 Galatians 6: 9 Galations 2:20 Galilee game garden Garden of Eden garments of praise gather gatherer gathering gays gems generosity generous Genesis 1 Genesis 1: 1 Genesis 1: 2 Genesis 1: 2 – 3 Genesis 1: 3 Genesis 1: 12 Genesis 1: 14 & 16 Genesis 1: 16 Genesis 1: 28 Genesis 2: 7 Genesis 2:16 - 17 Genesis 3 Genesis 3: 2 – 4 Genesis 3: 3 Genesis 3: 4 Genesis 3: 8 Genesis 5: 24 Genesis 6: 3 Genesis 6: 17 Genesis 11: 31 Genesis 11:31 Genesis 12: 1 Genesis 12:1 Genesis 12: 2 - 3 Genesis 12: 3 Genesis 12:4 Genesis 12: 4 - 5 Genesis 14: 18 Genesis 14: 18 -21 Genesis 14: 19 – 20 Genesis 14: 20 Genesis 15: 1 Genesis 21: 4 Genesis 26: 1 & 12 Genesis 26:12 Genesis 26: 28 Genesis 26: 28 – 29 Genesis 30: 27 Genesis 37: 5 Genesis 37: 6 – 8 Genesis 39: 2 Genesis 39: 2 - 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46 Luke 24: 5 Luke 24: 15 Luke 24: 25 - 26 Luke 24: 27 Luke 24: 49 lust lying majesty Malachi 2: 10 Malachi 3: 2 Malachi 3: 6 Malachi 3: 8 Malachi 3: 8 – 9 Malachi 3: 10 Malachi 3: 10 – 11 Malachi 3: 11 Malachi 3: 16 Malachi 4: 2 malice manage manger Mark 1: 8 Mark 1: 10 – 12 Mark 1: 14 Mark 2: 2 Mark 2: 18 Mark 4 Mark 4: 8 Mark 4: 13 Mark 4: 14 Mark 4: 15 Mark 4: 19 Mark 4: 24 Mark 4: 30 Mark 4: 30 – 31 Mark 4: 30 – 32 Mark 4: 35 – 41 Mark 5: 21 - 24 Mark 5: 22 – 23 Mark 5: 23 Mark 5: 28 Mark 5: 36 Mark 6: 5 Mark 6: 7 – 11 Mark 6: 31 Mark 6: 32 Mark 6:46 Mark 6: 46 Mark 8: 31 Mark 9: 23 Mark 9:23 Mark 9:24 Mark 9: 24 Mark 9: 50 Mark 10: 17 - 21 Mark 10: 17 - 22 Mark 10: 17 – 20 Mark 10:17-31 Mark 10: 18 Mark 10: 21 Mark 10: 22 Mark 10: 23 - 26 Mark 10: 27 Mark 10: 27 – 30 Mark 10: 43 – 45 Mark 11: 17 Mark 11: 23 Mark 11: 23 – 24 Mark 11: 24 Mark 11: 24 – 25 Mark 12: 28 Mark 12: 30 Mark 12: 41 Mark 12: 42 - 44 Mark 13: 22 Mark 14: 3 – 7 Mark 14: 10 Mark 14: 26 & 30 Mark 15: 38 Mark 15: 46 Mark 16: 15 Mark 16:17 - 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McKinley multiplication multiply murderer music musician musings mustard seed mustard seed faith myrrh mysteries mystery Naaman Nahum 1:7 Nahum 1: 7 name Names narcissism nation National Day of Prayer natural natural wonders near necessary need needful needs needs met needy negative negativity neglect Nehemiah 2: 8 Nehemiah 8: 10 Nehemiah 9: 20 Nehemiah 9: 31 Nehemiah 10: 39 nemesis new New Age new beginning new birth New Covenant new creation new creature new life newness of life New River new self news media New Testament new things new wine New Year New Years nightingale noise nourishment now Numbers 2: 1 – 2 Numbers 5: 39 Numbers 9:8 Numbers 11: 16 – 17 Numbers 11: 17 Numbers 11: 23 Numbers 11: 25 Numbers 11:29 Numbers 13: 27 Numbers 13: 33 Numbers 14: 22 Numbers 14: 22 – 24 Numbers 20: 8 & 11 Numbers 23: 19 Numbers 24: 2 Numbers 24: 9 Numbers 32: 5 Numbers 32: 11 nurture nutrition oak obedience obey obligation observe obstacle occupation offend offended offense offering offerings oil old old man old self Old Testament ominipotence omnipresence omnipresent one body One Commandment one hundred and twenty years One thing open opinion oppose oppression oppressor organic orphan ostracize ostrich outcast outpouring ove overbearing overcome overcomer overcomers overcoming overconfidence overflow overseers overwhelmed owe Owner's Manual ownership of the earth oxygen P.L. Travers pain painting panic parable Parable of the Seed paradigm paradigm shift pardon parent parenting partakers partiality partner partnering with God partnership partnerships party passion passivity Passover past pastors path paths pathways patience patient Pat Markley Pat Richards Paul Paul Yonggi Cho peace peacefulness peculiar peculiar people peek-a-boo penny Pentecost perception perfect perfecter perfect faith perfection perfect love perfect peace perfume peril periodic table persecute persecuted persecution persecutions perseverance persistance persistence personal growth personalize personal revelation perspective persuasion pestilence Peter Peter 2: 24 petition Pharaoh Pharisee Pharisees Pharoah philanthropy Philemon 1: 7 Philippians 1: 4 Philippians 1: 21 Philippians 1: 27 Philippians 2:2 Philippians 2: 3 Philippians 2:3 Philippians 2: 3 - 4 Philippians 2: 3 - 5 Philippians 2: 5 -7 Philippians 2: 7 Philippians 2: 8 Philippians 2: 9 Philippians 2: 9 -10 Philippians 2: 12 Philippians 3: 9 Philippians 3: 10 Philippians 3:19 Philippians 4 Philippians 4: 6 Philippians 4:6 Philippians 4: 6 - 7 Philippians 4:6 - 7 Philippians 4: 7 Philippians 4: 8 Philippians 4: 13 Philippians 4: 17 Philippians 4: 18 Philippians 4: 19 philosophy physical laws physicians physics piety pilfer pill Pinocchio pit plague plan planet Plan of God plans planted pleasure pledge plenty Poisoned Stew politics ponder poor Portal Trail positive possess possession possibility Potiphar pour poverty power Power of God practice practicum praise praise bombs pray prayer prayer model Prayer of Faith prayers prayer team praying for others praying in the Spirit preach preacher precious predator predestined pregnant prejudice preparation prepare prepared presence presence of God present presents preservation preserved pressed down prey pride pride arrogance priest priesthood primer primitive Prince of Peace priority prison prisoner prisoners privilege prize problem management problems proclaim proclamation procrastination prodigal Prodigal Son profanity profession project promise Promised Land promises promote promotion prophesy prophet prophetic prophets prosper prosperity protected protection protocols proud proven Proverb 1: 1 Proverb 1: 1 – 7 Proverb 1: 5 Proverb 1: 7 Proverb 1: 7 & 22 Proverb 1: 8-9 Proverb 1: 18 Proverb 1: 23 Proverb 1: 33 Proverb 2: 1 - 5 Proverb 2: 6 Proverb 2: 6 - 7 Proverb 3: 1 – 2 Proverb 3: 2 Proverb 3: 3 Proverb 3: 3 – 4 Proverb 3: 4 Proverb 3: 5 Proverb 3: 5 – 6 Proverb 3: 6 Proverb 3: 7 – 8 Proverb 3: 9-10 Proverb 3: 11 – 12 Proverb 3: 13 - 18 Proverb 3: 16 Proverb 3: 23 – 24 Proverb 3: 27 Proverb 3: 32 Proverb 3: 34 Proverb 4: 1 Proverb 4: 7 Proverb 4: 18 Proverb 4: 20 - 22 Proverb 4:20-22 Proverb 4: 20- 23 Proverb 4: 21 Proverb 4: 22 Proverb 4: 23 Proverb 5: 1 – 5 Proverb 6: 2 Proverb 6: 6 – 11 Proverb 6: 9 - 11 Proverb 6: 16 Proverb 6: 16 – 19 Proverb 6: 31 Proverb 7: 8 Proverb 8: 8 Proverb 8: 17 Proverb 8: 32 & 35 Proverb 8: 32 – 36 Proverb 8: 35 Proverb 9: 7 – 9 Proverb 9: 10 Proverb 9: 10 – 11 Proverb 9: 11 - 12 Proverb 10: 4 Proverb 10: 19 – 21 Proverb 10: 21 Proverb 10: 22 Proverb 11: 2 Proverb 11: 11 Proverb 11: 14 Proverb 11: 17 Proverb 11: 24 Proverb 11: 24 – 25 Proverb 11: 27 Proverb 12: 14 Proverb 12: 15 Proverb 12: 25 Proverb 13: 2 Proverb 13: 10 Proverb 13:10 13 14 18 20 Proverb 13: 18 Proverb 13: 21 Proverb 13: 22 Proverb 14: 6 Proverb 14: 7 Proverb 15: 1 Proverb 15: 1. offense Proverb 16: 3 Proverb 16: 7 Proverb 16: 9 Proverb 16: 18 Proverb 16: 20 Proverb 16: 24 Proverb 16: 25 Proverb 17: 19 Proverb 17: 22 Proverb 17:22 Proverb 18: 2 Proverb 18: 20 Proverb 18: 20 – 21 Proverb 18:20-21 Proverb 18: 21 Proverb 18: 24 Proverb 19: 5 Proverb 19: 8 Proverb 20: 1 Proverb 20: 15 Proverb 20: 19 Proverb 20: 27 Proverb 20: 28 Proverb 21: 17 – 18 Proverb 21: 21 Proverb 21: 23 Proverb 21: 25 Proverb 21: 28 Proverb 22: 4 Proverb 22: 6 Proverb 22: 9 Proverb 22: 24 Proverb 23: 4 Proverb 23: 7 Proverb 23: 9 Proverb 23: 12 Proverb 24: 17 – 18 Proverb 25: 2 Proverb 25: 21 – 22 Proverb 26: 23 Proverb 27: 19 Proverb 28: 25 Proverb 29: 9 Proverb 30: 1 – 3 Proverb 31: 8 – 9 Proverb 34: 30 – 34 Proverb 139: 18 proverbs Proverbs 18:10 Proverbs 18: 21 Proverbs 19:11 Proverbs 19:22 provider provision provisioned provocation provocative provoked prowess Psalm 1: 1 Psalm 1: 1-3 Psalm 1: 2 Psalm 1: 3 Psalm 1: 4 - 6 Psalm 2: 1 – 3 Psalm 2: 4 Psalm 3: 3 Psalm 3: 3 - 4 Psalm 3: 8 Psalm 4: 8 Psalm 5: 11 – 12 Psalm 5: 12 Psalm 6: 2 – 4 Psalm 6: 9 - 10 Psalm 7: 1 Psalm 7: 1 - 2 Psalm 7: 15 – 16 Psalm 8: 3 – 6 Psalm 8: 4 Psalm 9: 1 – 2 Psalm 9: 3 Psalm 9: 9 Psalm 9: 9 – 10 Psalm 9: 10 Psalm 10: 15 Psalm 11: 1 Psalm 12 Psalm 12: 3 Psalm 12: 6 Psalm 13 Psalm 13: 5 Psalm 13: 6 Psalm 14: 1 Psalm 14: 6 Psalm 15 Psalm 15: 1 Psalm 15: 1 – 5 Psalm 16: 1 Psalm 16: 7 – 8 Psalm 16:8 Psalm 16: 8 Psalm 16: 10 – 11 Psalm 16: 11 Psalm 16:11 Psalm 17: 3 Psalm 17: 4 – 5 Psalm 18: 2 Psalm 18: 24 Psalm 18: 28 Psalm 18: 48 – 49 Psalm 19 Psalm 19: 1 Psalm 19: 7 – 8 Psalm 19: 9 – 10 Psalm 19: 11 Psalm 19: 14 Psalm 20: 1 Psalm 20: 3 – 4 Psalm 20: 6 Psalm 21: 2 – 3 Psalm 22: 1 Psalm 22: 3 Psalm 22: 4 – 5 Psalm 22: 6 Psalm 22: 14 Psalm 22: 24 Psalm 22: 26 Psalm 23 Psalm 23: 1 - 4 Psalm 23: 1 – 3 Psalm 23: 2 Psalm 23: 2 - 3 Psalm 23: 4 Psalm 23: 5 Psalm 23: 5 - 6 Psalm 24: 3 - 5 Psalm 25: 1 Psalm 25: 3 Psalm 25: 4 Psalm 25: 4 – 5 Psalm 25: 6 Psalm 25: 9 Psalm 25: 10 Psalm 25: 12 Psalm 25: 14 Psalm 26: 2 Psalm 26: 8 Psalm 27: 2 – 3 Psalm 27: 4 Psalm 27: 6 Psalm 27: 7 - 9 Psalm 27: 8 Psalm 27: 10 Psalm 27: 13 – 14 Psalm 27: 14 Psalm 28: 6 – 7 Psalm 28: 7 Psalm 28: 8 Psalm 29: 3 – 9 Psalm 29: 11 Psalm 30: 1 Psalm 30: 2 Psalm 30: 5 Psalm 30: 7-8 Psalm 30: 10 - 11 Psalm 30: 11 -12 Psalm 31: 3 Psalm 31: 5 Psalm 31: 19 Psalm 31: 22 Psalm 31: 23 – 24 Psalm 32: 6 Psalm 32: 7 – 8 Psalm 32: 8 Psalm 33: 6 Psalm 33: 8 Psalm 33: 18 – 19 Psalm 34: 4 Psalm 34: 10 Psalm 34: 12-13 Psalm 34: 15 Psalm 34: 18 Psalm 34: 22 Psalm 35: 1 – 3 Psalm 35: 11 – 16 Psalm 35: 12 - 15 Psalm 35: 17 - 20 Psalm 35: 23 - 24 Psalm 35: 26 – 28 Psalm 36: 1 – 4 Psalm 36: 5 – 12 Psalm 36: 7 Psalm 36: 9 Psalm 36: 9 – 10 Psalm 37: 1 – 2 Psalm 37: 1 – 3 Psalm 37: 4 Psalm 37: 4 – 6 Psalm 37: 5 Psalm 37: 5 & 7 Psalm 37: 7 Psalm 37: 7 - 9 Psalm 37: 7a Psalm 37: 7b Psalm 37: 8 Psalm 37: 18 – 19 Psalm 37: 19 Psalm 37: 21 Psalm 37: 23 Psalm 37: 23 – 24 Psalm 37:25 Psalm 37: 31 Psalm 38: 9 - 10 Psalm 39:1 Psalm 39: 1 – 2 Psalm 40: 1 – 4 Psalm 40: 3 Psalm 41: 1 – 2 Psalm 41: 3 Psalm 42: 1 Psalm 42: 5 Psalm 43: 3 Psalm 44: 3 Psalm 44:3 Psalm 45: 1 Psalm 46: 1 – 2 Psalm 46: 1 – 3 Psalm 46: 4 Psalm 46: 10 Psalm 47: 1 – 2 Psalm 48: 9 Psalm 49: 6 – 9 Psalm 50: 5 Psalm 50: 14 Psalm 51 Psalm 51: 1 - 4 Psalm 51: 10 Psalm 51: 10 – 12 Psalm 51: 11 Psalm 51: 11 – 12 Psalm 52: 1 - 7 Psalm 52: 8 – 9 Psalm 53: 1 – 4 Psalm 54: 1 – 2 Psalm 55: 16 - 18 Psalm 55: 19 Psalm 55: 22 Psalm 55: 23 Psalm 56: 1-2 Psalm 56: 3 - 4 Psalm 56: 7 Psalm 57: 1 Psalm 57: 7 – 10 Psalm 58: 1 Psalm 58: 11 Psalm 59: 16 – 17 Psalm 60: 8 Psalm 61: 1 - 3 Psalm 61: 7 – 8 Psalm 62: 1 Psalm 62:1 & 5 Psalm 62: 5 Psalm 62: 6 Psalm 63: 1 Psalm 63: 2 Psalm 63: 5 Psalm 64: 8 Psalm 65: 2 & 5 Psalm 66: 22 Psalm 67: 1 - 5 Psalm 67: 19 Psalm 68: 5 – 6 Psalm 68: 6 Psalm 68: 18 Psalm 68: 35 Psalm 69: 13 Psalm 69: 31 - 33 Psalm 70: 4 Psalm 71: 5 – 7 & 14 Psalm 71: 7 Psalm 72: 8 – 9 Psalm 73: 1 Psalm 73: 1 – 3 Psalm 73: 2 – 5 & 12 Psalm 73: 23 – 24 Psalm 73: 28 Psalm 74: 1 – 2 Psalm 75: 9 – 10 Psalm 76: 8 – 9 Psalm 77: 3 – 9 Psalm 77: 6 Psalm 77:6 Psalm 77: 10 Psalm 77: 12 – 13 Psalm 78: 20 – 11 Psalm 79: 9 – 10 Psalm 80: 3 Psalm 81: 6 & 10 Psalm 81: 10 Psalm 81: 13-14 Psalm 82: 6 Psalm 83: 16- 18 Psalm 84: 11 Psalm 84: 11 – 12 Psalm 84: 12 Psalm 85: 8 Psalm 85:9 Psalm 86: 7 Psalm 86: 11 – 12 Psalm 86: 17 Psalm 87 Psalm 88: 2-3 Psalm 88: 13 - 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23 Psalm 119: 49 Psalm 119: 62 Psalm 119:63 Psalm 119: 68 Psalm 119: 97 - 98 Psalm 119: 105 Psalm 119: 112 Psalm 119: 135 Psalm 119: 161- 162 Psalm 120: 1 Psalm 121: 7-8 Psalm 122: 6 Psalm 123: 3 & 4 Psalm 124: 8 Psalm 125: 1 Psalm 126: 1 – 2 Psalm 127: 1 Psalm 128: 1 – 2 Psalm 128: 2 Psalm 129: 4 Psalm 130: 1 - 4 Psalm 131: 1 – 3 Psalm 132: 7 Psalm 133 Psalm 133: 1 Psalm 134: 1 Psalm 135: 1 Psalm 136: 1 Psalm 137: 4 Psalm 138: 7 Psalm 139: 7 Psalm 139: 17 – 18 Psalm 139: 20 Psalm 139: 23 Psalm 140: 12 Psalm 140: 13 Psalm 141: 3 Psalm 142: 1 - 2 Psalm 142: 5 Psalm 142: 6 Psalm 143: 10 Psalm 144: 3 Psalm 145: 1 Psalm 145: 6 Psalm 145: 8 Psalm 145: 9 Psalm 145: 14 Psalm 145: 17 Psalm 145: 18 Psalm 145: 21 Psalm 146: 5 Psalm 147: 10 Psalm 148: 13 – 14 Psalm 149: 6 Psalm 150 Psalm: 11 – 14 psalmist Psalm Mondays psalm of David Psalms Public Defenders pulverize punctuation punishmet pure heart pure love purpose pursue pursuit Put off Put on putting others first qavah quail qualified quarrels quarrelsome questions quiet race racism radiance radical trust raging flood rain raised raised hands rallying point reality reap reaping reason reasoning rebellion reboot Reborn recall receive receivers receiving recompense reconciliation recover recovery Recreate red deer redeem redeemed redemption Red Sea reed reflect reflection refreshing refrigerator refuge regenerated regeneration regulations rejected rejection rejoice rejuvenation relationship relationships relationship with God relax relaxation release released reliable reliance Relief religion rely remedy remember remembering remembrance remind renew renewal renewal process Renewed repayment repent repentance representation reproach reproof reputation request requirement requisition rescue rescued resistance resource resources respect responsibility rest restitution restoration restore restored restraint resuce resurrected life resurrection retell return Reuben reveal revealed revelation Revelation 1: 12 – 17 Revelation 1: 18 Revelation 3: 21 Revelation 5: 8 Revelation 5: 9 Revelation 12: 9 Revelation 12: 10 Revelation 12: 11 Revelation 21: 5 Revelation 21:5 Revelation 21: 6 Revelation 21: 7 Revelation 22: 1 revelation knowledge Revelations 12:11 Revelations 12: 11 revere reverence review revival revive reward rewards rhetoric rich riches rich young ruler righteous righteousness righteousness consciousness righteousness consiousness righteousness of God right hand rightness rightousness risky rite rites ritual river river of life river of pleasure rock rocky places role of the Holy Spirit Roman 12: 15 Romans 1: 14 Romans 1: 16 Romans 1:16 Romans 1: 28 – 32 Romans 1:29 – 31 Romans 2: 1 Romans 2: 4 Romans 2: 19 Romans 2: 29 Romans 3: 22 - 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