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Category Archives: Seeking God
Victory over bitterness and despair
Joseph’s story teaches us how to protect our hearts from the poison of bitterness and the prison of despair. Continue reading
Posted in Bitterness, Despair, feeling hopeless, God's control, God's Heart, God's Love, God's power, God's Will, Hope?, Joseph's story, Mad at God, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged bitterness, Despair, Forgiveness, Joseph, life of Joseph, Story of Joseph, Suffering, Trials
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A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows
God is concerned with people on the margins, the weak and vulnerable. Continue reading
Questioning God
This one fact answers all questions, perhaps making them unnecessary. Continue reading
Posted in God's power, Mad at God, Questioning God, Seeking God, Wisdom
Tagged doubting God, mad at God, Questioning God
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Two great Duets!
Where we find God This Too Shall Pass Be blessed!
Posted in Comfort, Encouragement, God, Loss, Questioning God, Sadness, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God, Wisdom
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10 daily prayers we all need
May I commend to you 10 daily prayers to start each day? Copy them and share them. Continue reading
Is it possible to know God?
To be human is to be addressable by one’s Creator—with no regard for ethnicity or covenant status.
Human beings are confronted daily with the reality of God simply by inhabiting the planet.” “…all humans inhabit a glory-filled earth that reveals and declares something of its Creator and theirs. Continue reading
Posted in Questioning God, Study of God, God, Seeing God, Creation, Walking with God, Seeking God, General Revelation
Tagged Knowing God, Creation, Seeking God, who is God
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Ten truths about God in Acts 17:22-31
A guide for those who desire to be effective witnesses for Christ in our times. Continue reading
Posted in Acts 17, Apologetics, Apostle Paul, Culture, Evangelism, God, Mars Hill Address, Postmodern, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Acts 17, Acts 17:22-31, Athens, God as creator, God as sustainor, Mars Hill address, Philosophy, Seeking God, Witness for Christ
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How great is our God!
Now, our God, we give you thanks, and praise your glorious name. But who am I,… Continue reading
Why study God?
Seven reasons for the study of God Continue reading
Who is God?
God a living, personal, invisible Spirit, who is infinite, eternal and unchanging – existing in three persons Father, son, and Holy Spirit. God is sovereign overall and through Him all things have their origin, support, and consummation. Continue reading
Posted in Trinity, God, Doctrine, Theology, Walking with God, Seeking God, Wisdom
Tagged God, who is God, defining god, theology proper
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