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Foolishness and Power

1 Corinthians 1: 18

For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.

Let’s talk about evangelism a bit today. When you find something good, don’t you want to share it with others? The news about Jesus is good news and we often want to share it with others so they can experience his goodness as we do. Beyond that, though, there is a certain expectation in the church that we share this gospel of good news. After all Jesus did say, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation,” (Mark 16: 15). So, we try to do our part to share the gospel to those we know and people we meet. Unfortunately, it is utter foolishness to them. One version says it is nonsense. To the unregenerate mind the things of God cannot be understood. For that reason, people need to see Christ in addition to hearing of him.

Paul said that Jesus sent him to preach the gospel but not in cleverness of speech that the cross of Christ might be made void, or meaningless (1 Corinthians 1: 17). What do you think he meant by that? How can the preaching of the gospel void the testimony of the cross? In the second chapter of First Corinthians Paul wrote, “And my message and my preaching were not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit, and of power,” (v. 4). Using the word demonstration, he intimates that people need to see the Spirit of God at work, not just be preached to about it. This is where most of us fail in our evangelistic efforts. We don’t let the Spirit of God be seen.

You see, it really is the Spirit’s job to evangelize. We are, as they say, boots on the ground, but the master architect of salvation is the Spirit of God. Paul reveals in verse 2 of First Corinthians: One, that people are called to salvation. By whom are they called? They are called to Jesus by the Holy Spirit. We are the light which, going into all the world, people see and are subsequently called to Jesus.

You and I can save no one but we can be light bringers. We can have testimonies. We can tell of God’s goodness, but we can never convince anyone because it is all foolishness to them. Secondly, Paul said the gospel, to us, is the power of God. This goes along with verse 4 from chapter two, “My message and my preaching were not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit, and of power.” The power of God can be demonstrated; it can be seen. That is our part in evangelism. We are to demonstrate the power of God. Think about this for a moment and let it sink in. Does this make sense to you? Is this what Paul is saying? If you agree that this is the point Paul is making then we need to each ask ourselves, “When was the last time the power of God was demonstrated through my life?” I grant you this is a challenging question and I think most of us will have to admit we have been living powerless lives. Powerlessness in not God’s will for our lives. Would you agree with that? If so, then what are we to do? Are we to continue in our drab existence doing nothing to show God’s power and love to the world? Shall we simply continue going to church on Sunday but keeping our heads low all the other days of the week? Or maybe we will continue to convince ourselves that when Jesus told us to go into all the world he meant for us to preach at the unbelievers until they are persuaded. Do we believe we will find the persuasive speech which will evangelize the world?

It is time we, the church, each one of us, began to take this gospel seriously and allow it to rock us out of our comfort zones. It is time we call upon the name of Jesus to be Lord in this world. It is our time; time to lay hands on the sick and heal them, time to mend broken hearts, but not by persuasive speech, rather by the power of God. Jesus, it is not me who heals, mends, and saves, but rather you. We need to get ourselves out of the center of this dynamic so that Jesus can step in and wield his power. We need not be so concerned that we cannot perform but be convinced that he can. What would it take for you to pray for someone? What kind of miracle is required for us all to begin walking in the earth like the early disciples did? Are you a disciple of Christ? Are you filled with God’s Spirit? Let the goodness and the power of God flow from you. Don’t be a hoarder. God is the God of overflow meaning that He wants His power to overflow from you onto others.

Look, evangelism is easy when people get healed. It is not difficult to convince people of God’s love when you raise their child from the dead. Let’s all get busy. Let’s fulfill the commission Jesus gave us. Go into all the world and share the good news of Jesus.

Salvation is for Today

Luke 4: 18 – 19

The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, because He anointed Me to preach the gospel to the poor. He has sent Me to proclaim release to the captives, and recovery of sight to the blind, to set free those who are oppressed, to proclaim the favorable year of the Lord.”

Stop for a moment today and consider this passage. This is from the book of Isaiah and it is what Jesus read in the synagogue.  His speaking of this passage marked the beginning of his public ministry. If God sent Jesus only to die on a cross bearing the sin of the world, then why this scripture? If eternal life was the only thing on God’s mind, why did Yahweh anoint Jesus to do all these other things? My point is that we have narrowed our focus as to Jesus’ purpose and in so doing have missed the greater blessing.

John 3: 16 reads, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.” I suppose there is no other scripture in the whole of the Bible that is more well known than this one. We make our children memorize it in Bible School, put it on bumper stickers and even billboards. It is a wonderful passage, but it is not the whole story. Jesus didn’t stand up in the synagogue and say, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me so that none shall perish but instead have eternal life.” Why? Because that was not his singular purpose nor his anointing. It explains God’s love but not Jesus’ purpose. If you want to know the reason God sent Jesus you must read 1 John 3: 8, “The Son of God appeared for this purpose, to destroy the works of the devil.” This scripture discloses Jesus’ purpose. Let us go further, though, to see what Jesus, himself, says about his purpose in the earth. John 10: 10 reads, “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”

Abundant life, free from the works of the devil, is the gift Jesus came to give us. Yes, eternal life is part of that package but that is the end game, not the whole thing. God made the earth for us to live in and enjoy. He gave us this planet to be our home, not heaven. He didn’t create earth as a testing ground but rather as a home. The point is, the time we spend here is not simply a waystation. Life here isn’t just passing time until we get to heaven. We are supposed to have abundant life here and now. Look again at today’s passage. Clearly that has nothing to do with heaven. Those conditions do not exist in heaven. Adam’s job was to make earth look like heaven so that we would have a heavenly home right here. Jesus prayed, “Let your kingdom come. Let your will be done on earth as it is done in heaven,” (Matthew 6: 10). Earth is to reflect heaven.

Jesus came to restore our original purpose to us and to return the earth to us as our heavenly home, a home made in the image of heaven. Then God will come here and live with us. We’ve got to stop waiting to get to heaven to start fulfilling our purpose. We’ve got to stop waiting until heaven to start living, especially living in the fullness of God’s intent for us.

Redemption? Yes, it’s a big deal, but it is not the end of the story. It is the means by which God put us back on track. We could not have the abundant life Jesus came to give us until we were cleansed of the sin which stained us and our existence. Furthermore, I do not think eternal life is the evangelical message; it is not the salvation message. The word salvation means, rescue or safety, deliver, health, victory, prosperity, help, and welfare, (Strong’s 3444 & 4991). It does not only mean deliverance from sin. The savior came to give deliverance, health, victory, prosperity, help and welfare. In other words, he came to give us an abundant life right here, right now. This is why I think evangelism is important, but it also points out why our evangelistic message is presently off target. We are trying to get people into heaven while Jesus is trying to save them from their current peril and give them a great life now and forever.

Eternity is now. It began a long time ago. God has plans to get us into heaven but the good news that Jesus shared is that our freedom and victory begins now. This is not the good news we have been carrying to the world, however. God wants people to know they can be free now. Jesus came to set the captives free. Amen? The good news of the gospel is that God wants to bless you now, in this life. He wants to free people from torment and hurt. He wants to mend their hurts and restore them to good life. People need God now, not just in heaven. The message of the gospel is that God loves you now. Salvation emphatically is not, buy your ticket to heaven and then suffer until you die. That is not God. If you know God at all, you know that is not His heart.

To be clear, the evangelical message, the message that all the world needs to hear is that God wants to be your savior today. He wants to move into our lives and improve them. He longs to give us perfect peace and joy in this world, right now. Yahweh is a now God. Jesus came to give us abundant life. Abundant life is that life which in intertwined with our beloved, our Father, Yahweh. He who loves us has sent His son to restore us back to health, welfare, liberty, prosperity and joy. This is the good news of the gospel. Tell that to someone. Heaven is here and now for all who live in Christ. Now is the salvation of the gospel. Now is life and love in the Son. Jesus is here now to give you a good life. “For I know the plans that I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans for welfare and not for calamity to give you a future and a hope,” (Jeremiah 29: 11). Tell someone the good news. Jesus has come, and he has life and healing in his hands. This is his salvation, and ours. Amen.

Show Me

Matthew 12: 33             Voice Translation

Good trees produce good fruits; bad trees produce bad fruits. You can always tell a tree by its fruits.

This is not a farming tip today, though I guess it is a good thing to know. Actually, Jesus spoke this verse in teaching that our words reveal our character. We can no more hide the health of our hearts than a bad tree can camouflage its bad fruit.

This goes to the heart of our evangelical message because it is hard to convince people about the good fruit of Christianity when they perceive rotten fruit on our trees. However, there is another group we should bear in mind because not all evangelism is to strangers. Let’s think about our families, friends, neighbors and co-workers as well. What are our actions and words saying to these people about Christianity?

In the United States, the state of Missouri is known as the “Show me state.” So, if we were all from Missouri we might say, “Show me your Christianity!” You see, if our words are not in keeping with our fruit they will have no weight. The fruit on our trees speaks much more loudly than our words. Our Christianity can best be measured in how we treat other people. People see how we treat each other and they judge all of Christianity by that simple measure, and perhaps rightfully so.

If Christianity is about anything, it is about loving others. This love, is an action verb. It’s not about having a feeling. It is about demonstrating and expressing kindness, gentleness and all the other character traits of our dear Father. Without the outward expression of selflessness and consideration for others, our Christian message fails.

Think about the children we are raising. They hear a lot of messages out there and we are trying to compete with our message of Christian love but are we modeling it? What does it do to an impressionable heart when you claim you are a Christian but do not produce fruit? I tell you it confuses our young people. Even more, it alienates them from the Christian message. And what is the Christian message if not love. But this is not a message which can be conveyed in words alone. It is in our actions, and, as I’ve said, most notably in the way we treat others. These children are saying very loudly to us, “Don’t tell me about your Christianity. Show me.”

I believe they have a right to expect Christianity to be demonstrated to them. They ought to see Christianity in action. Believe me, they will not follow someone who is not authentic and sincere. It is okay to make mistakes. We all do, but there is so much persuasion in admitting fault to your children, even in apologizing to them when we err.

I hope you will give this some thought and let it sink into your heart. We must produce good fruit if we want our Christian message to have any credence at all. The fruit is most noticeably demonstrated, and weighed, in how we treat others, including our children, friends, and associates. We evangelize every day with our actions. The question is, what message are we sending?

Magnified

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.

Stoned Again

John 8: 59

Therefore they picked up stones to throw at Him; but Jesus hid Himself, and went out of the temple.

Yesterday I shared a very similar verse with you. Jesus drove the Jews crazy. He inspired murderous intent in them. What was it about him that aggravated them so? Think of it this way. Jesus told them the truth, the absolute truth. Doesn’t it strike you as odd that the truth inspired such malicious actions? Here is another point to ponder. The Jews actually thought they were doing good in their persecution of him. They were trying to protect the church and the faith. They accused Jesus of blaspheme when he told them the truth and they believed that blaspheme should be silenced because of its potential damage to the church.

Another problem with what Jesus preached was that it was new. Rather than taking into consideration what Jesus proclaimed, they rejected it out of hand. What was the source of their fear? Why does a person’s articulation and sometimes even just their existence rattle people so? The Pharisees should have known that truth wills out. It will survive no matter what you do. The false will fade and wither. They even admitted that others had come previously claiming to be the Messiah but, their testimony did not last.

Jesus was aware of their justification of their thoughts and acts. He warned us that we would face this same dynamic. “They will make you outcasts from the synagogue, but an hour is coming for everyone who kills you to think that he is offering service to God” (John 16: 2). There is no need to be so reactionary and persecute people for their beliefs. God is bigger than any false doctrine. Moreover, there may be truth in what is said. Perhaps, though, it is the truth which frightens people most of all. And to be honest, it is not really the church which we seek to protect by our vehement rebuttal of opposing thought. We are in truth seeking to protect our thoughts and our way of life and that is the case even if our belief is wrong. We will fight to the death for a philosophy which isn’t even truth because to entertain an opposing idea challenges us. Why are we so afraid? What can another’s opinion do to us? We don’t have to force our ideology and views down other people’s throats in order for Yahweh to be seen as the glorious God He is. He is bigger than any paradigm we have yet constructed. Furthermore, Jesus has told us that he is doing a “new thing” so we need to relax and trust him and trust that he is well able to reveal truth amongst an abundance of opinion. Believe me, the prophets God is sending into the world are going to shake us up. They are going to challenge us. That’s okay. Father is well able to care for us and lead us into all truth.

It is very easy to look back at the Pharisees and the Jews and criticize them for their shortsightedness but we have become the modern day Pharisees. We serve a form of religion rather than the truth. Our opinions and doctrines sit on the throne of our faith rather than the Word of God. We listen to old, worn out theology and never even question whether it is rooted in the Bible. So much of what we defend is from Christian culture rather than the heart of God. Jesus came sharing good news. He went about doing good, (Acts 10: 38) not beating people up with the law. The commission he gave us was to continue his mission, to spread the good news of the gospel. We don’t need to try to convince people they are wrong treat, them as outcasts or slay them with our words. We only need to share the love of God and allow them to do the same. Whatever is true will prevail and we will be a unified body walking in the glory of our Lord.

No Shame

Romans 1: 16

For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.

Paul was definitely a good evangelist. He did share the good news everywhere he went. I wonder why lots of us don’t tell the good news any more than we do. I think in a sense we are ashamed. Perhaps we are not ashamed of the gospel per se but we are embarrassed or ashamed of sounding like a Jesus freak. Maybe were are afraid of rejection. Paul certainly wasn’t, though, and life could be pretty dangerous for his exhortation of the gospel.

Paul had a revelation of the power of the gospel. Maybe that is what made him so bold and me so timid. Or do we get so caught up in the busyness of our life that we don’t take a moment to be concerned over anyone else. Looming on my horizon is my next twenty to do items and the three big projects sitting on my desk. What will happen in eternity if I get none of that done? I mean, how important are they really? Are my deadlines arbitrary? Does any of it matter that much? When I think of this in light of the eternity of someone’s soul I feel a bit embarrassed. Is it really too much for me to take five minutes to ask my banker if he knows the saving power of the gospel?

You know, I heard a good story the other day about a woman who took the time to notice someone else and when she did she saw that other person suffering. She offered to pray for the woman who’s countenance was forlorn. You know what? Her bravery afforded her the opportunity to meet someone’s need. But I am too busy. Maybe I walked right by that same woman and never even looked at her.

Lord God, give us all the courage of our convictions. Give us joy bubbling up out of us that begs to be shared. Help us to be like Paul and see not the consequences to ourselves but the significance to others. Help us to share the power of the gospel with those who are in need.

Blessed Feet

Isaiah 52: 7         NIV

How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion, “Your God reigns!”

Not only are the feet of those who bring the good news beautiful, they are also blessed. Blessed are the feet of those who bring good news. And of course they are because they deliver a blessing and we know that what a person sows, he also reaps.

This is the evangelistic model. We don’t have to be smart; you don’t have to know the whole Bible or be an eloquent speaker in order to help people receive their salvation. Just tell folks the good news. What has Christ’s victory meant in your life? Are you excited and happy about what he has done for you? Evangelism is as simple as telling others all of the good things in your life since you found Jesus. 

When you come carrying the good news of Christ you bring life and hope into otherwise desperate situations. No doubt that is beautiful to those who hear. You don’t have to be a preacher, just let your light shine and get your feet blessed.

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14 Colossians 1: 27 Colossians 2: 12 - 13 Colossians 3 Colossians 3: 1 Colossians 3: 1 - 4 Colossians 3: 2 Colossians 3: 8 Colossians 3: 8 – 9 Colossians 3: 9 Colossians 3:9 Colossians 3: 12 - 13 Colossians 3: 12 - 14 Colossians 3: 15 Colossians 3: 16 Colossians 3: 23 Colossians 3: 23 - 24 Colossians 4: 2 combustion engine comfort command commandment commandments commands commission commit commune communication communion communion with God Communion with God Ministries communism compact companionship compassion compassionate competitive complain complaint conceit condemnation conditions confession confessions confidence confident confident assurance confirmation conflict conformity connection conquer conquerors conscience consolation console contempt contend contentious contract control controversies controversy conversation convict convinced cool cooperation Cornelius cornerstone coronavirus correction cost counsel counselors courage courageous course covenant covid covid-19 Crazy Days! creation creative Creative Breath creative power creator crimson lens crimson veil crisis critical criticism crop cross crucified with Christ crucifixion crucify cry crying Cultural Christianity cup bearer curse custom CWG Ministries cycling cynical cynicism Dad daily dam Damascus Road damnation dance danger Daniel Daniel 2: 28 Daniel 3: 19 – 23 Daniel 3: 25 Daniel 6: 1-3 Daniel 6: 3 Daniel 6: 10 Daniel 10 Daniel 10: 12 Daniel 10: 12 – 13 Daniel 11: 32 dare dark darkness David David Phelps David Yonggi Cho dawn day Day of Pentecost Death debt deceit deception decision declaration declare decree dedicate dedication Deed deeds deep water Deep Water Devotional deer defeat defend deity delay Deliberate Faith delight deliver deliverance delivered deliverer demand demons demonstration Denali denomination denominations Deposits depressed depression depression sun desert desert experience deserve design desire desires despair desperate desperation destiny destroyer destructions determination Deut. 28: 12 Deuteronomy 1: 21 Deuteronomy 1: 34 - 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 - 3 Genesis 39: 4 - 5 Genesis 39: 5 Genesis 40: 8 Genesis 41: 29 - 30 genie Gentiles gentle gentleness giants Gibeonites Gideon gift gifts Gifts of the Holy Spirit Gifts of the Spirit give Give-Give relationships give care giver giving Giving Tuesday glad gloat glorify glorious Glorious Hero glory glory of Christ glow glue gluttony gnat goal goals goal setting God God's. 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6 Isaiah 35: 4 Isaiah 38: 17 Isaiah 40: 1 Isaiah 40: 3 Isaiah 40: 8 Isaiah 40: 10 Isaiah 40: 11 Isaiah 40: 27 Isaiah 40: 28 Isaiah 40:29 Isaiah 40: 31 Isaiah 41: 9 Isaiah 41:10 Isaiah 41: 10 Isaiah 41: 10 -12 Isaiah 41: 11 Isaiah 41: 12 Isaiah 41: 13 Isaiah 41: 15 Isaiah 41: 17 Isaiah 42: 1 Isaiah 42: 3 Isaiah 42: 9 Isaiah 42: 16 Isaiah 43: 1 Isaiah 43:2 Isaiah 43: 2 Isaiah 43: 4 Isaiah 43: 19 Isaiah 43: 25 Isaiah 43:26 Isaiah 44: 3 Isaiah 44: 8 Isaiah 45: 2 – 3 Isaiah 45: 3 Isaiah 48:17 Isaiah 48: 21 Isaiah 49: 10 Isaiah 49: 25 Isaiah 49: 25 – 26 Isaiah 49: 26 Isaiah 49: 28 Isaiah 50: 2 Isaiah 50: 4 Isaiah 50: 5 Isaiah 50: 10 Isaiah 51: 12 Isaiah 52: 6 Isaiah 52: 7 Isaiah 53: 4 Isaiah 53: 4-5 Isaiah 53: 5 Isaiah 54: 4 Isaiah 54: 9 – 10 Isaiah 54: 10 Isaiah 54: 17 Isaiah 54:17 Isaiah 55: 1 Isaiah 55: 6 Isaiah 55:6 Isaiah 55: 8 Isaiah 55:8 Isaiah 55: 9 Isaiah 55:11 Isaiah 57: 10 Isaiah 57: 13 Isaiah 57: 15 Isaiah 58: 3 Isaiah 58: 6 - 7 Isaiah 58: 8 Isaiah 58: 9 Isaiah 58: 10 Isaiah 58: 11 Isaiah 59: 1 – 2 Isaiah 59: 2 Isaiah 60: 1 & 2 Isaiah 60: 19 Isaiah 60: 20 Isaiah 61 Isaiah 61: 1 Isaiah 61: 1 – 3 Isaiah 61: 3 Isaiah 61: 7 Isaiah 63: 7 Isaiah 64: 4 Isaiah 65: 24 isolation Israel Israelites issue of blood It Works Ivey Ministries Ivy Jairus James James 1: 5 James 1: 13 James 1: 17 James 1: 21 James 1: 21 - 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2 John 3: 16 John 3:16 John 3: 17 John 3:17 John 3: 17 - 18 John 3: 19 John 3: 34 John 3: 36 John 4: 1 - 42 John 4: 9 - 10 John 4: 9 27 40 41 John 4: 10 John 4: 14 John 4: 17 - 18 John 4: 20 John 4:23 John 4: 24 John 4: 39 John 4: 50 John 5: 19 John 5:19-20 John 5: 20 John 5: 22 John 5:22 John 5: 24 John 5: 26 John 5: 30 John 6: 3 John 6: 13 – 14 John 6: 28 – 29 John 6: 29 John 6: 35 John 6: 43 & 61 John 6: 48 John 6: 48 – 58 John 6: 51 John 6: 63 John 6: 66 – 67 John 7: 14 John 7: 30 John 7: 37 John 7: 37 - 39 John 7: 38 John 7: 38 – 39 John 7: 39 John 8: 3 – 11 John 8: 7 John 8: 10 - 11 John 8: 12 John 8:12 John 8: 15 John 8: 28 John 8: 31 John 8: 31 - 34 John 8: 31 – 32 John 8: 32 John 8: 33 John 8: 34 John 8: 36 John 8:36 John 8: 44 John 8: 59 John 9: 1 – 5 John 9: 5 John 9: 16 John 9: 25 John 10 John 10: 10 John 10:10 John 10: 11 John 10:14-15 John 10: 17 - 18 John 10: 18 John 10: 19 – 21 John 10: 27 John 10: 30 – 33 John 10: 39 John 11: 25 John 11: 35 John 11: 43 – 44 John 11: 44 John 12: 3 John 12: 24 John 12:32 John 12: 32 John 12: 46 John 12: 47 John 12: 47 - 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22 John 20: 22 John 20: 27 John 20: 30 - 31 John 21: 1 – 8 John 21: 3 - 7 John 21: 6 John 21: 15 John 21: 17 John McDonough John the Baptist Jonathan Jordan River Joseph Joshua Joshua 1: 7 - 8 Joshua 1: 7 – 9 Joshua 1: 8 Joshua 1:8 Joshua 3: 8 – 9 Joshua 3: 14 Joshua 6: 2 Joshua 7: 5 Joshua 9: 14 Joshua 10: 12 – 13 Joshua 14: 7 Joshua 14: 10 – 11 Joshua 18: 3 Joshua 22: 24 Joshua 23: 9 - 11 Joshua 24: 15 journal journaling Journey Through the Bible joy joyful Joyful Song Judas Jude 1: 2 Jude 1: 17 - 21 Jude 1: 20 Jude 1: 24 - 25 Jude 20 – 21 judge Judges 3: 10 Judges 6: 7 Judges 6: 8 - 9 Judges 6: 9 Judges 6: 12 Judges 6: 13 Judges 6:23 Judges 6: 25 Judges 6: 34 judges 7: 2 Judges 14: 6 judgment judgmental July 4th just justice justified kayaking Kenneth Copeland Kenneth Hagin keyword kids kind Kindergarten kindhearted kindness King Kingdom Kingdom living Kingdom of God Kingdom of Heaven Kingdom Principles Kingly advice kiss knock know God knowing knowing God knowledge L'chaim label labels labor Labor Day laborers lack lamb lament Lamentations 1: 12 Lamentations 3: 19 – 20 Lamentations 3: 22 - 23 Lamentations 3: 22 – 25 Lamentations 3: 25 Lamentations 3: 41 lamp land language last days laughter law lawsuit laying on hands laying on of hands lazy lead leader leaders leadership Leadership Trait leading learn learning led led by God led by the Holy Spirit legacy legal authority legion lemonade lemons length of days Lent leper letter Leviticus 9: 10 Leviticus 25: 14 Leviticus 26: 8 liar liars liberty lie lies life life expectation life in Christ Life in the Spirit Life metaphor life span lifted up ligaments light lighthouse limitations limits lion lion hearted lips listen listening literal literal truth live living in grace living stones Living water living waters Living Word living words loaves lofty logic loneliness lonely lonely place long longevity longing long life lonley lonliness loose Lord lordship loshon hora lost love love commandment loved Love Is … love of Christ love of the father lover love walk loving loving Father lovingkindness loving others loving the Lord lowly Lucifer luck Luke 1:10 Luke 1: 15 Luke 1: 35 Luke 1: 36 – 37 Luke 1: 37 Luke 1: 38 Luke 1: 41 Luke 1: 67 Luke 2 Luke 2: 1 - 13 Luke 2: 4 – 5 Luke 2: 6 – 18 Luke 2: 7 - 20 Luke 2: 8 - 11 Luke 2: 8 - 14 Luke 2: 8 – 9 Luke 2: 8 – 13 Luke 2: 10 Luke 2: 10 - 11 Luke 2: 14 Luke 2: 15 - 20 Luke 2: 32 Luke 2: 41 - 49 Luke 2: 52 Luke 3: 16 Luke 4 Luke 4: 1 Luke 4: 1 – 2 Luke 4: 1 – 13 Luke 4: 3 Luke 4: 5 - 6 Luke 4: 13 Luke 4: 14 Luke 4: 16 - 19 Luke 4: 18 Luke 4: 18 – 19 Luke 4: 38 – 40 Luke 5: 1 - 11 Luke 5: 16 Luke 5: 17 Luke 5: 29 Luke 6: 7 Luke 6: 12 Luke 6:12 Luke 6: 26 Luke 6: 31 Luke 6: 32 – 35 Luke 6: 35 Luke 6: 36 - 37 Luke 6: 37 Luke 6: 38 Luke 6: 45 Luke 6: 46 Luke 6: 46 – 49 Luke 6: 47 - 48 Luke 6: 48 Luke 6: 49 Luke 7: 7 Luke 7: 13 Luke 7: 22 – 23 Luke 8: 1 Luke 8: 15 Luke 8: 21 Luke 8: 46 Luke 8: 48 Luke 8: 50 Luke 9: 29 – 35 Luke 9: 51 – 56 Luke 9: 55 Luke 10: 7 Luke 10: 19 Luke 10: 21 Luke 10: 38 - 42 Luke 10: 40 – 42 Luke 10: 41 Luke 10:41 Luke 10: 41 - 42 Luke 10: 42 Luke 11: 13 Luke 11: 28 Luke 11: 42 Luke 12: 25 Luke 12: 44 Luke 13: 10 – 17 Luke 13: 11-13 Luke 13: 13 Luke 13: 18 - 19 Luke 13: 32 Luke 15: 20 Luke 15: 25 Luke 15: 31 Luke 16 Luke 16:15 Luke 16: 15 Luke 18: 1 Luke 18: 19 Luke 18: 40 Luke 19: 7 Luke 19: 10 Luke 21: 25 – 28 Luke 21: 34 Luke 22: 4 Luke 22: 17 Luke 22: 19 Luke 22: 26 Luke 23: 34 Luke 23: 44 - 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 - 18 Mark Virkler marriage Martha Mary Mary Poppins Masaru Emoto master math Mathew 8:16 -17 Mathew 16: 23 Matt. 3: 11 matter Matthew 1: 1 Matthew 1: 16 Matthew 1: 18 – 21 Matthew 1: 23 Matthew 2: 10 Matthew 2: 11 Matthew 3: 2 Matthew 3: 3 Matthew 3: 11 Matthew 3: 14 Matthew 3: 16 Matthew 4: 1 – 11 Matthew 4: 3 – 4 Matthew 4: 6 Matthew 4: 11 Matthew 4: 19 – 20 Matthew 4: 23 Matthew 5: 13 Matthew 5: 14 Matthew 5: 15 – 16 Matthew 5:16 Matthew 5: 17 Matthew 5: 18 Matthew 5: 22 Matthew 5: 23 Matthew 5: 39 & 44 Matthew 5: 43 - 44 Matthew 5: 44 Matthew 5: 44 – 45 Matthew 5: 45 Matthew 5: 46 – 47 Matthew 5: 48 Matthew 6: 1 Matthew 6: 2 Matthew 6: 3 - 4 Matthew 6: 5 Matthew 6: 10 Matthew 6: 11 Matthew 6:11 Matthew 6: 13 Matthew 6: 19-21 Matthew 6: 24 Matthew 6: 25 Matthew 6: 26 Matthew 6: 32 Matthew 6: 33 Matthew 6: 34 Matthew 7: 1 Matthew 7: 1 - 2 Matthew 7: 6 Matthew 7: 7 Matthew 7: 7 – 8 Matthew 7: 7 – 11 Matthew 7: 7 – 12 Matthew 7: 8 Matthew 7: 11 Matthew 7: 12 Matthew 7: 15 Matthew 7: 15 -16 Matthew 7: 15 – 20 Matthew 7: 16 Matthew 7: 16 & 20 Matthew 7:18 Matthew 7: 20 Matthew 7: 21 Matthew7: 21 Matthew 7: 21 - 22 Matthew7: 21 – 23 Matthew 7:24 Matthew 7: 24 Matthew 7: 24 – 27 Matthew 7: 25 Matthew 7: 27 Matthew 8 Matthew 8: 2 – 4 Matthew 8:2-3 Matthew 8: 3 Matthew 8: 5 - 7 Matthew 8: 13 Matthew 8: 16 - 17 Matthew 8: 17 Matthew 8: 18 & 23 – 26 Matthew 8: 20 Matthew 8: 26 Matthew 8: 27 Matthew 8: 29 Matthew 8: 32 Matthew 8: 34 Matthew 9: 13 Matthew 9: 20 - 22 Matthew 9: 21-22 Matthew 9: 22 Matthew 9: 28 Matthew 9: 28 - 31 Matthew 9: 28 – 30 Matthew 9: 31 Matthew 9: 35 Matthew 10: 1 Matthew 10: 10 Matthew 10: 13 Matthew 10: 19 – 20 Matthew 10: 20 Matthew 10: 30 Matthew 11: 3 Matthew 11: 6 Matthew 11: 11 Matthew 11: 28 Matthew 11:28 Matthew 11: 28 – 30 Matthew 11: 29 Matthew 11: 29 - 30 Matthew 11: 30 Matthew 12: 1 – 2 Matthew 12: 7 Matthew 12: 28 Matthew 12: 33 Matthew 12: 34 Matthew 12:34 Matthew 12: 36 Matthew 13 Matthew 13: 4 Matthew 13: 5 – 6 Matthew 13: 8 Matthew 13: 9 Matthew 13: 14 – 15 Matthew 13: 19 Matthew 13: 20 - 21 Matthew 13: 22 Matthew 13: 23 Matthew 13: 31 - 32 Matthew 13: 57 Matthew 13: 58 Matthew 14: 13 Matthew 14: 15 Matthew 14: 19 – 20 Matthew 14: 25 Matthew 14: 28 - 31 Matthew 14: 29 Matthew 14: 30 Matthew 15:8 Matthew 15: 17 -18 Matthew 15: 18 Matthew 15: 22 – 28 Matthew 15: 31 Matthew 15: 32 Matthew 16: 18 Matthew 16: 19 Matthew 16: 24 Matthew 16: 25 Matthew 16:27 Matthew 16: 27 Matthew 17: 20 Matthew 17: 27 Matthew 18: 10 Matthew 18: 16 Matthew 18: 19 Matthew 18:19 Matthew 18: 21 – 22 Matthew 19: 3 Matthew 19: 14 Matthew 19: 26 Matthew 19: 30 Matthew 20: 12 Matthew 21: 12 – 13 Matthew 21: 21 Matthew 21: 21 - 22 Matthew 21: 22 Matthew 21: 31- 32 Matthew 21: 43 Matthew 22: 37 – 39 Matthew 22: 37 – 40 Matthew 23: 24 Matthew 23:27 Matthew 24: 6 Matthew 24: 11 Matthew 24: 24 Matthew 25: 14 Matthew 25:21 Matthew 25: 37 - 40 Matthew 26: 6 Matthew 26: 51 Matthew 26: 51 - 52 Matthew 26: 52 – 53 Matthew 26:53 Matthew 27: 46 Matthew 27: 50 – 53 Matthew 28: 16 – 20 Matthew 28: 18 Matthew 28: 18 – 20 Matthew 28: 19 Matthew 28: 20 Matt Redman mature maturity meaning of life meat mediator medicine meditate meditation meditative prayer Melchizedek memorial Memorial Day memory mentor mercies merciful Mercy mercy seat message messenger Messiah metamorphosis metaphor methodology methods Micah 3: 8 Micah 5: 2 & 5 Micah 6: 8 Micah 7: 7 Micah 7: 18 midnight might mighty. strong Mighty God Mildred Perry milk milk and honey mind minister ministering spirits ministers ministers' role ministry ministry budget minstrel miracle miracle power miracles mirror misconstrue misfortune mislead missionaries missionary missionary service Missouri mite mock mocked mockers modern temple money money changers money management month moon Morning Devotion Moses mother Mother's Day Motivation mountain mountains Mount Zion mourn mourning mouth movie Mr. Banks Mt. 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 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 - 18 Psalm 89: 1 - 2 Psalm 89: 34 Psalm 90: 10 Psalm 90: 16 – 17 Psalm 91 Psalm 91: 1 Psalm 91: 3 Psalm 91: 5 Psalm 91: 10 Psalm 91: 11 Psalm 91: 11 – 12 Psalm 91:15 Psalm 91: 16 Psalm 91:16 Psalm 92: 1 – 4 Psalm 93: 1 Psalm 94: 14 Psalm 94: 19 Psalm 95: 1 – 7 Psalm 95: 2 Psalm 95: 6 Psalm 96: 1 – 2 Psalm 97: 3 Psalm 97: 11 Psalm 98: 3 Psalm 98: 7 - 9 Psalm 99: 4 Psalm 100 Psalm 100: 4 Psalm 101: 1 – 4 Psalm 102: 12 - 22 Psalm 103: 1 Psalm 103:1 - 3 Psalm 103: 1 - 5 Psalm 103: 2 Psalm 103: 5 Psalm 103: 8 Psalm 103: 20 Psalm 104: 29 – 30 Psalm 104: 30 Psalm 104: 34 Psalm 105: 4 Psalm 105: 14 -15 Psalm 105: 15 Psalm 105: 37 Psalm 106: 4 – 5 Psalm 107: 1 Psalm 107: 2 Psalm 107: 6 Psalm 107: 8 Psalm 107: 9 Psalm 107: 17-22 Psalm 107: 19 - 22 Psalm 107: 20 Psalm 107:20 Psalm 108: 12 – 13 Psalm 109: 26 - 27 Psalm 109: 30 – 31 Psalm 109:31 Psalm 110: 1 Psalm 110: 4 Psalm 111: 4 Psalm 111: 10 Psalm 112: 1 Psalm 112: 1 & 7 Psalm 112: 1 - 3 Psalm 112: 1 - 6 Psalm 112: 8 Psalm 113: 1 – 3 Psalm 114: 7 – 8 Psalm 115: 2 Psalm 115: 15 Psalm 115: 16 Psalm 116: 7 – 8 Psalm 117 Psalm 118:17 Psalm 118: 22 - 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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