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This video clip with Steve McVey is so worth the time to watch, What is God's Wrath?
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You get hammered in life, but you get hammered into interesting shapes. Like most, I'd prefer my blessings to come without disguises! And then Life happened.......
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Life's Hammerings
A son discovering the reality of God as his Father.
Words that do not become flesh in us remain "just words." They have no power to affect our lives. If someone says, "I love you," without any deep emotion, the words do more harm than good. But if these same words are spoken from the heart, they can create new life.
It is important that we keep in touch with the source of our words. Our great temptation is to become "pleasers," people who say the right words to please others but whose words have no roots in their interior lives. We have to keep making sure our words are rooted in our hearts. The best way to do that is in prayerful silence.
'Until the crisis-dis-illusionments come into our lives, the greater-higher purposes of the Father remain hidden.' (totally obscure to us)
No assembly, no church, no movement, no testimony, no fellowship, is justified in its existence from God's standpoint except insofar as Christ is expressed by it.
We who preach the gospel must not think of ourselves as public relations agents sent to establish good will between Christ and the world. We must not imagine ourselves commissioned to make Christ acceptable to big business, the press, the world of sports or modern education. We are not diplomats but prophets, and our message is not a compromise but an ultimatum.
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Sites I Enjoy
- Amy-Walking in the Spirit
- Come Away My Beloved
- Darin Hufford
- Faith in the Margins (Jules)
- faithfully dangerous
- First Comes Love
- Holy Experience (Ann Voskamp)
- jim's blog
- lifestream blog
- live with desirre
- Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!
- Richard'z Rantz
- rob horton: journey notes
- unfolding mystery
- We are in Jesus
- With Unveiled Face (free spirit)
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