Eternal Freedom
If we have accepted Christ as our Savior, we have an even greater independence to commemorate, and that is the day we received freedom from sin and began a new life in Christ.
If we have accepted Christ as our Savior, we have an even greater independence to commemorate, and that is the day we received freedom from sin and began a new life in Christ.
I am a cold-natured person with absolutely no tolerance for frigid temperatures, so if I know I am going to be somewhere I could get cold, I wear layers and pack blankets, gloves, a hat, and anything else I can think of that might eliminate the agony.
This week, I want to remember all those who sacrificed and gave their lives for these freedoms...
Moving on, one important thing I noted in this study was that not only did Jesus begin his message to the church in Philadelphia on a positive note as He did to the past churches, but He had only good things to say to them.
She would have done anything to protect her son and placed her faith above her fear.
This week in my Bible Study, I read Revelation 2:18-20 digging into Jesus’s message to the church in Thyatira.
...we do all of these things because our hearts are on fire with the love of Jesus.
Instead of obeying and interpreting God’s Word as it is written, we are picking, choosing, and twisting the scripture to accommodate and fit the way we want to live.
I had this vivid image of a sickly, elderly, hopeless man tormented by his loss and abandoned by all those he loved and trusted. But then my eyes fell on ...
Have you ever felt alone… completely alone… the kind of alone where your own voice echoes in your head?