Parabolic – The Two Debtors

The Parable of the Two Debtors is short, but the circumstances surrounding the parable are powerful. Jesus isn’t preaching to the masses on the mount. He’s at the house of a pharisee who invited Jesus over for a meal just so he could trap him in his words. Jesus instead gives them a lesson in mercy and forgiveness.

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Rider on the White Horse

Our God is the Ruler of the Universe. In these Last Days it sure doesn’t look that way. Times are rough for Jesus’ Christians and his church. None of this means that our God is any less powerful than he ever was. We cry as the church has for thousands of years, “Come quickly, Lord!” We worship Christ the King.

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The Shack Chapters 7-8

Mack walks on the dock with Jesus.  After all that he has been through Mack struggles to see God as a loving creator and protector.  Why does evil happen in the world?

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High Priestly Prayer

On the night before Jesus was betrayed he took time to eat with his disciples. He also prayed for himself, the disciples under his charge, and then for all believers. There is much that we can learn from this prayer by our Lord.

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The Sermon on the Mount I

What comfort can the Law bring? Not much. The only comfort in the Law is that Jesus kept it all for us perfectly. No, the Law doesn’t offer comfort for our souls, but it does offer guidance and possibly necessary change for our lives. Jesus is the greatest agent for change the world has ever seen!

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