The Mercy of God
How much of what happens in our lives do we chalk up to God’s mercy? How much of what happens do we attribute to luck, good fortune, blessings, karma, or rubbing a lucky rabbit’s foot?
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Posted by Julie Ganschow | | Mercy |
How much of what happens in our lives do we chalk up to God’s mercy? How much of what happens do we attribute to luck, good fortune, blessings, karma, or rubbing a lucky rabbit’s foot?
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Christian Growth, Christian Testimony, Christianity, Contentment, Eternal Security, Happiness, Mercy |
I live every day with the knowledge that I found mercy for the sake of others. So, likewise, I found mercy for your sake, dear reader.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Faith, Idolatry, Mercy, Self-Examination, Sin |
Our responsibility in this relationship is to avail ourselves of the resources God has provided by reading the Scriptures, confessing our sins, praying for his help, and trusting in his faithfulness. These are the means by which we can fight against our inner demons. When we put into use the tools God has given us we can expect God to come to our aid as we fight against the flesh.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Bible Study, Biblical Counseling, Discipleship, Grace, Mercy, Prayer |
Discipline is an important aspect of growing and changing (sanctification), and we must be willing to submit ourselves to teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16-17). The counselee learns how to grow and change through the preaching of the Word, and through the discipline of consistently reading the Bible, studying the Scriptures, and committing them to memory (1 Corinthians 9:24-26). These are worthwhile investments of time, for they will reap a bountiful harvest of righteousness.
Read MorePosted by Anne Dryburgh | | Encouragement, Friendship, Mercy, Ministry, Relationships |
Summer is a time when many church activities come to a halt. Vital year-long times of fellowship...
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