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God’s kindness, (gr.chrestotes) is unique and unlike human kindness. Jeff Patton takes us on a journey through the scriptures to reveal the effect of God’s kindness in our lives, a kindness that we as believers are to emulate in our relationships with others. Is the fruit of the spirit at work in our lives so that we are kind as God is kind?
The spiritual attribute of meekness or gentleness is often misunderstood. Jeff Patton searches the scriptures to clear up this misapprehension, and explain the true nature of this godly virtue. God’s word illuminates our understanding and helps us grasp that meekness (gr. prautes) is not weakness, but power exercised with gentleness.The fruit of the spirit is gentle, are we?
Today is not the only day of salvation!
But those God has called, he has called for a purpose.
At the right time God will call and save all of humanity.
When Christ will return; the Kingdom of God will be setup on Earth, and then we will come to the Eighth Day, the Last Great Day, — Great White Throne Judgement. In light of this knowledge we need to know, What is God’s purpose in this Great Day? And, how do we actively wait and prepare for that time? Jeff recounts his personal story of interrogation, trial, and travels through the Iron Curtain in the land of darkness which was then communist Hungary and Romania. Then he links this to our role now that will impact the future of those who will be resurrected to life when the Last Great Day finds its fulfillment. More
Are we like Becket’s characters in “Waiting for Godot,”are we just killing time and prone to doubt? Or do we have direction in our waiting? As we wait for Christ’s return, Jim Patterson encourages us to be engaged in active waiting, since Christ has not left us without a sense of purpose and hope in our wait.
Jesus gave new meaning to the ceremony of the water pouring during the Feast of Tabernacles. Jim Peterson explains the significance of Christ’s words and actions at that time and their meaning for believers today. Who is the source of living water? Find the answer here.
In a divided church how do we have spiritual unity and love? Alex Kennedy reflects on this conundrum and presents an answer from scripture on how to act and think spiritually. He encourages us to seek God’s help and follow the Spirit as it works in us to lead a life of love according to God’s purpose.
As a new father, Joshua reflects on the role of God our father, and how fathers are to relate to their children, in loco deus. He draws from his personal experiences to explain the foundation that fathers build for their children in teaching them about God.
