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When Your Mind Won’t Shut Up: Finding Stillness
The content explores the concept of stillness in a spiritual context, emphasizing that being still is an intentional choice to trust and surrender to God rather than a passive state. It highlights biblical references to stillness as restorative, urging individuals to prioritize quietness and awareness of God’s presence in their lives.
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How to Enter into Rest with God
The post explores the concept of rest from a biblical perspective, emphasizing its significance in Genesis and its commands in the Ten Commandments. It highlights how true rest with God involves faith, ceasing from worry, spiritual disciplines, and cultivating hope. Ultimately, entering God’s rest means trusting Him and finding peace in His presence.
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7 Steps to Cultivate the Fear of the Lord
The author shares their journey of participating in the Bible Recap, reflecting on the transformative wisdom from Proverbs. They emphasize the importance of fearing the Lord, which entails reverence and obedience. The post outlines seven steps to nurture this fear, highlighting prayer, worship, scripture study, and fellowship as essential for strengthening one’s relationship with God.
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Going All In with God: A Journey of Surrender and Faith
Going all in with God involves total surrender, obedience, and love. It requires prioritizing God’s will, embracing self-denial, and engaging in prayer, worship, and kindness towards others. Though challenging, this commitment leads to a fulfilling life grounded in faith, transforming us through God’s presence and support on our spiritual journey.
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God’s Promises and Character: A Path to Trust
The future presents a path obscured by uncertainty; while we may glimpse short-term clarity, long-term outcomes remain unknown. Trusting God is essential, grounded in His unchanging character and fulfilled promises. By understanding His nature and relying on prayer and biblical teachings, we can cultivate trust and find hope amidst life’s unpredictability.
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40 Days of Purpose: Breaking Free from People Pleasing
This post emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s approval over the validation of others. It warns against the dangers of people-pleasing, which can hinder spiritual growth, lead to hypocrisy, and silence individual life messages. The message encourages transforming one’s mindset through repentance and embracing uniqueness as God designed.
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40 Days of Purpose: The Dangers of Envy and Overcoming It
The content emphasizes the importance of embracing our uniqueness as creations of God and warns against the dangers of envy. Envy disrupts our peace, hinders our purpose, and leads to discontent. To overcome envy, we should avoid comparison, celebrate others, express gratitude, and trust in God’s plan, focusing on our own identities.
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40 Days of Purpose: Creating Your Personal Purpose Statement
Purpose is essential for a meaningful life, as it shapes our identity and impact. The five God-given purposes—worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and mission—guide us. Creating a personalized purpose statement can help us focus on these purposes, emphasizing God as our center, character development, contributions, communication, and community commitment for spiritual growth.
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40 Days of Purpose: Balancing Life’s Purposes
Life’s distractions can hinder fulfilling God’s purposes. It’s vital to lead balanced lives through worship, fellowship, growth, ministry, and evangelism. Community support, self-evaluation, journaling progress, and sharing knowledge are essential habits for maintaining this balance. Ultimately, our purpose is to know God better and share His love with others.
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40 Days of Purpose: The Choice All Christians Face
The content discusses the choice of being a self-centered versus a God-centered Christian. It emphasizes the importance of shifting thoughts towards serving God and others, maintaining a global and eternal perspective, and overcoming procrastination in faith. Ultimately, it advocates for obedience to God, highlighting the transformative power of sharing salvation.
Wholeheartedly Faithul 