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| | | | | | | | | | The Basis of Faith is Trust by Carter Conlon
Topic: Trust
Scripture(s): Psalms 119:68 | | Description: January 24, 2006 – When God sends us through hard times it is because He is investing His life in us. The very essence of our faith is to trust that everything God does is good .The hard times, the times we don’t understand, and the uncomfortable times. Trusting in the goodness of God will allow us to go through any situation with a supernatural peace and we will come out understanding His purpose for our lives
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| | | | | | | | | | | (Genesis) - Part 28 by Zac Poonen
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Scripture(s): Genesis 41-42, Psalm 105:16-19 | | Description: The purpose of affliction is that iron might come into our soul, that is, God strengthens us against worldly influences. In the times of great abundance, Pharaoh’s dream instructs us to be wise to store up, whether physically or spiritually with our free time to study God's Word. The naming of Joseph's two sons illustrates that before we can be fruitful, we must forget all the evil and mistakes of others.
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| | | Revival - God's Finger Pointing by Lou Sutera
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Scripture(s): Psalm 37:28, Isaiah 61:8 | | Description: Revival is simply God's finger pointed at me; it is like lifting the lid off my heart and letting God look inside. Lou Sutera shows how though the end results of revival may be joy and gladness, it begins in judgment. "Revival," he says, "is surgery, not a Band-Aid."
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| | | The Saint's Horror at the Sinner's Hell by C. H. Spurgeon
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Scripture(s): Psalm 26:9 | | Description: “Gather not my soul with sinners.” — Psalm 26:9. WE must all be gathered in due course. When time shall have ripened the fruit, it must hang no longer upon the tree, but be gathered into the basket; when the summer's sun has perfectly matured the corn, the sickle must be brought forth, and the harvest must be reaped; to everything there is a season and an end. There shall be a gathering-time for every one of us. It may come to-morrow; it may be deferred another handful of years; it may come to us by the long process of consumption or decline; it may advance with more rapid footsteps, and we may in a moment be gathered to our people. Sooner or later, to use the expressive words of Job, the Almighty shall set his heart upon each of us, and gather unto himself our spirit and our breath. That gathering rests with God! - the prayer of the Psalmist implies it, and many Scriptures affirm it. As Young sings in his Night Thoughts – “An angel's arm can't hurl me to the grave.” Accidents are but God's arrangements; diseases are his decrees; fevers his servants, and plagues his messengers. Our mortality is immortal, till the Eternal wills its death. “Return, ye children of men” can be spoken by none but our heavenly Father, and when he gives the word, return we must without delay...
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| | | The Goodness of the Lord in the Land of the Living by Carter Conlon
Topic: Goodness
Scripture(s): Psalms 27:11-14 | | Description: October 01, 2006 – There will come seasons of sorrow and sickness, seasons when death will knock on our doors and everything will begin to change in our lives. It is in these times that we all have a choice to make. We can choose to stop trusting God because we are confronted with things we don't understand or we can fix our eyes on Jesus and believe that all things work together for the good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose. God is calling us to reflect His Goodness in the land of the living. He wants to use our lives to see that every grave looses its power off those who end up in it.
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| | | The Alarm by C. H. Spurgeon
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Scripture(s): Psalm 57:8 | | Description: “I myself will awake early.” — Psalm 57:8. THE proper subject to treat upon with such a text as this would be the propriety and excellence of early rising, especially when we are desirous of praising or serving God. The dew of dawn should be consecrated to devotion. The text is a very remarkable expression, and might fitly be made the early-riser's motto. It is, in the original, a highly poetical phrase, and Milton and others have borrowed or imitated it. 'I will awaken the morning.' So early would the psalmist arise for the praise of God, that he would call up the day, and bid the sun arise from the chambers of the east, and proceed upon his journey. 'I will awaken the morning.' Early rising has the example of Old Testament saints to recommend it, and many modern saints having conscientiously practiced it, have been loud in its praise. It is an economy of time, and an assistance to health, and thus it doubly lengthens life. Late rising is too often the token of indolence, and the cause of disorder throughout the whole day. Be assured that the best hours are the first. Our City habits are to be deplored, because by late hours of retirement at night we find early rising difficult if not impossible. If we are able to escape the shackels of custom, and secure for devotion and contemplation the hour when the dew is on the grass, we may count ourselves thrice happy...
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| | | The Alarum by C. H. Spurgeon
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Scripture(s): Psalm 57:8 | | Description: “I myself will awake early.” — Psalm 57:8. THE proper subject to treat upon with such a text as this would be the propriety and excellence of early rising, especially when we are desirous of praising or serving God. The dew of dawn should be consecrated to devotion. The text is a very remarkable expression, and might fitly be made the early-riser's motto. It is, in the original, a highly poetical phrase, and Milton and others have borrowed or imitated it. 'I will awaken the morning.' So early would the psalmist arise for the praise of God, that he would call up the day, and bid the sun arise from the chambers of the east, and proceed upon his journey. 'I will awaken the morning.' Early rising has the example of Old Testament saints to recommend it, and many modern saints having conscientiously practiced it, have been loud in its praise. It is an economy of time, and an assistance to health, and thus it doubly lengthens life. Late rising is too often the token of indolence, and the cause of disorder throughout the whole day. Be assured that the best hours are the first. Our City habits are to be deplored, because by late hours of retirement at night we find early rising difficult if not impossible. If we are able to escape the shackels of custom, and secure for devotion and contemplation the hour when the dew is on the grass, we may count ourselves thrice happy...
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| | | The Results Of Returning To Christ by Stephen Kaung
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Scripture(s): Psalms 2:6-8, Proverbs 8:22, Isaiah 9:6 | | Description: Stephen continues the series on returning to Christ with this discussion of the results of returning to Christ. These results can be summarized as: Fulfill the eternal purpose of God, Christ begins to transform us, We are ready for Christ, We are prepared for our reward.
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| | | The Wrath of Satan Shall Praise God by David Wilkerson
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Scripture(s): Psalms 76:4-10 | | Description: August 13, 2006. The present wrath that is in the world today is beyond human nature. This wrath is a satanic rage of the powers of darkness against the Lamb of God.But the word of God promises that that the wrath of satan will have to praise God. When Jesus comes on the scene there is no power of hell that can stand against Him. Where sin abounds the grace of God much abounds in a greater measure. In these last days of darkness there is going to be an out pouring of divine grace on every nation.The gates of hell will not prevail against the church of Jesus Christ. The weapon for every child of God is the power of the promises of God.
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| | | Seeking the Face of God by David Wilkerson
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Scripture(s): Psalms 27:7-8 | | Description: August 21, 2005. It is an amazing thing when the one desire we have in life is to seek the face of the Lord and to behold Him in uninterrupted communion. The face of God is His reflection and His likeness. This is a call to get to know who the Lord so we can live like Him. To seek the face of God is to receive the knowledge of who He is , how He acts towards mankind so that you can spend your time seeking Jesus in your everyday situations.
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| | | Everything is Servant to the Word of God by Carter Conlon
Topic: Word Of God
Scripture(s): Psalms 119:89-91 | | Description: January 01, 2006 – God speaks and His words are backed up with a creative power to put in motion the very words He has spoken. The very breath of God’s words are air put into divine motion and has the complete ability to make the truth of God’s promises a living reality in our lives. We are all servant to the word of God and the power of His word has the awesome ability to change and transform our lives. God will uncover the water supply in His word and He will begin to bring abundant life into the depths of our heart.
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| | | Return Unto Thy Rest O My Soul by Carter Conlon
Topic: Rest
Scripture(s): Psalms 116:1-2 | | Description: February 27,2005 - There is no measure of human strength to take us to the place that God has prepared for us. When we become utterly bankrupt and we exhausted from all self effort and our best attempts . there will be cry formed in our heart to say God I cant go another step without you. This is the cry that God waits for so that He can do for us what we cant do for ourselves and in that place we will find rest.
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