Tag: Jesus Christ

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Seed

In the beginning, God didn’t just create life; He also set in motion the processes that enable living things to reproduce through the power of seed.

by Peter Simon

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Beloved

Regardless of your background and people’s opinions, God confirms and affirms you as the one that He has purposely chosen to call His beloved.

by Peter Simon

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Called

Regardless of your profession, vocation, age or social status, the Bible teaches that you were called to be an influence for the Kingdom of God in this world.

by Peter Simon

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Adullam

Like everyone else including our Lord Jesus, the prophets and the apostles, King David encountered tough times but he harnessed them for the greater good instead of allowing them to break his spirit.

by Peter Simon

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Whereas our contemporary Church appears to shun persecution and suffering for Christ, the Bible teaches that the Kingdom of God greatly benefits when Christians patiently endure persecution for Christ’s sake.

by Peter Simon

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No!

Learning to say ‘No’ is a key ingredient of success in every area of life and could be the key to changing both individual and community destinies for many generations.

by Peter Simon

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Shammah

Whatever situation or circumstance you’re in, God builds a city there and calls it Jehovah – Shammah, meaning ‘God is there’!

by Peter Simon

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Oneness

In an increasingly polarized and sectarian society, achieving unity can be a herculean task. But we must do it because there can be no real progress without it.

by Peter Simon

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Preserved

Life in a fallen world exposes God’s people to conditions that make them prone to growing cold and losing their spiritual fervor and freshness. However, God has made provision for our preservation whatever the environment or conditions.

by Peter Simon

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Scars

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.

by Peter Simon