Tag: Jesus Christ

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Mindful

Being mindful and thoughtful of His creation, even for the smallest of creatures and issues, is one of the most powerful attributes of the character of our God.

by Peter Simon

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Contrite

God seeks and honours contrite people who genuinely feel sorry for their actions (of commission or omission), recognize the impact of their behavior on others and feel a deep sense of regret for it.

by Peter Simon

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Fervent

Our Lord Jesus, who is the best example of intense passion and boiling zeal, calls us to be fervent in three important aspects of our lives.

by Peter Simon

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Overflow

The will of God who has loved us with ‘hyper-love’ is that our hearts should abound and overflow with love not only for the saints but also for all people.

by Peter Simon

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Brethren

When we’re in Christ, we are all brethren in one family. When we start accusing each other and fighting, it’s the enemy who wins, not God.

by Peter Simon

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Like we all clamour to have a physical share of the inheritance from our parents, we’re admonished to always declare and celebrate God as our everlasting portion and inheritance in the spiritual sense.

by Peter Simon

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Care

Caring is how people and animals express love. When caring stops, love ceases. God expresses His love and Providence by the care He showers upon us daily.

by Peter Simon

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Unchangeable

Imagine what the world would be like if everyone remained loyal, dependable, faithful and trustworthy for life. That God remains true and never changes should be the bedrock of our confidence in His faithfulness.

by Peter Simon

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Storms

Like the great ships must endure stormy seas to prove their worth and like the great eagle thrives in storms if it is to mount to greater heights, God expects us not to shun His storms but rather to harness them for our own advantage and benefit.

by Peter Simon

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Restoration

Prayers and promises of restoration are common themes in the Bible. It is God’s perfect will that our relationship with Him is based on perpetual restoration both as individuals and as His Church.

by Peter Simon