Tag: Bible Study

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Watch!

‘Watch’ is a military term used to imply safety and security from enemy attacks. Here are a few things that the Bible admonishes us to be watchful about.

by Peter Simon

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Whereas we all carry painful physical and emotional scars or wounds, they will never compare to the nail and spear wounds that our Lord Jesus still bears on His body as a sign of His sacrificial love for you and me.

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Endued

The devil is at work in this world. Before sending them out into the world, our Lord Jesus knew what His disciples needed if they were to be successful in the mission to which He was sending them so He is told them to wait until they received it.

by Peter Simon

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Seasons

God ordained that seasons will always come and go so only when we understand the times can we know what to do in order not to miss our season.

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Accompanied

We must learn to be sensitive to the divine presence because the God who was with His people in the Scriptures does promise to be with us always, regardless of whatever situation we have to go through.

by Peter Simon

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Discipleship

Whereas every Christian cannot be a pastor or preacher, everyone is expected to carry out the Great Commission, which involves winning souls and teaching them to live in submission to Christ.

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Jerusalem

Founded more than 3,000 years ago, Jerusalem has been fought but it has not been and will never be destroyed because of the central place it holds in Bible prophecy in regard to the Church and the reign of Christ.

by Peter Simon

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Forgiveness

Forgiveness is not merely a spiritual matter; it is also a medical issue, which affects our mental health. Our Lord Jesus gave us both a lesson and an example in regard to forgiveness.

by Peter Simon

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Altars

The great people of God were victorious because they were great altar builders. The Spirit of God is re-awakening His people today to be repairers and builders of altars.

by Peter Simon

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Fixed

No person is immune from receiving ‘bad news’; it is almost inevitable and unavoidable. However, how we react to it may be an indication of the state of our heart.

by Peter Simon