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How the gospel changes us—
New king: Christ
New status: Forgiven
New future: Heaven
New family: Church
New foundation: Bible
New power: Holy Spirit
New mission: Make disciples
New motivation: Glory of God
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Four ways to love your pastor tonight:
1. Pray for his heart.
2. Pray for your heart.
3. Read the passage he will preach.
4. Resolve to come hungry and leave full.
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WARNING: Any time we pray for God’s kingdom to come we are praying for our kingdom to fall.
—@ColeBrownPDX
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“Neglecting the Old Testament is like hitting ignore on half of God’s phone calls.” @TripLee @9Marks @MBTS #BiblicalTheology
“Sunday morning church is a Saturday night decision.”
@deaninserra
“The gospel that saved my soul gave me a new heart—one that was knit together with Christ and knit together with my Christian brothers and sisters. It compels me to seek what is good and right for my fellow man.” @pastoremase
I can't remember who said it, but they said their one and only New Year's resolution every year was to collapse more fully into the grace of God in Jesus Christ. I've never forgotten that. Lord, let it be.
You can make excuses or you can make progress but you can't make both. @cnieuwhof
2 Christmas Reminders:
1) God came into the world for us.
2) We came into the world for God.
Christmas is not just a celebration of Christ’s birth but also a commitment to Christ’s mission.
In my experience, one of the defining marks of a consistently happy person is the ability to forgive before being apologized to.
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Rest this morning - not because you're respected, healthy or financially secure - but because God reigns for his glory and your good.
Last night my 4-year old son got stung by 3 bees. After he stopped crying, he asked if we could call the police so they could give the bees a spanking.
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The most effective leaders are unstoppable teachers. They teach by word, example, and sheer force of passion. @albertmohler
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It’s far more important what you leave in your children than what you leave to your children. - Jack Graham
I will give them singleness of heart and action, so that they will always fear me, for their own good and for the good of their children. Jeremiah 32:39
A family of God-fearers—That’s what I want for Father’s Day.
Start with me, God.







