God's Restoration of King David and Bathsheba
Though Bathsheba participated in adultery with King David, God restored her because of her humble and submissive heart. As a result, she saw her son Solomon established on the throne.
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God as the Perfect Example to all Fathers
Perhaps there has never been another time in history when fatherhood has been so greatly needed. With ever-increasing divorces and broken families, Godly fathering needs to be learned, understood and practiced in Christian homes.
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The Traditions and History of the Transfiguration of Christ
A discussion of the history and traditions of the Christian Feast of the Transfiguration, celebrated on August 6th.
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The Life and Reign of King David
The book of 2 Samuel follows the life and reign of David. God used David to bring Israel back to Himself, and to set the standard for the reign of future kings. Many kings after David were judged by whether they had done what was right in the sight of the Lord according to their father David. But more importantly, 2 Samuel records the personal covenant God made with David for an everlasting kingdom.
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Solomon Writes about Purity and Love
With lovesick accuracy, Solomon wrote the most affectionate and attention-grabbing book in the Bible. Ecclesiastes is about a man who would lay down his life for a woman who loves and adores him like no other. This exemplifies God's love for His people, and Christ's love for His Church.
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The Transfiguration of Jesus with Peter, James and John
The transfiguration of Jesus in the presence of Peter, James and John is a unique and intriguing event, recorded in three of the four Gospels. It followed Jesus' first announcement to the disciples that he would go to Jerusalem, be killed, but rise from the dead on the third day.
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What is violent to darkness may be executed in th peace of God's light for His intercessors
Peace is not merely the absence of conflict. One can war in the spirit while being in the peace of Jesus. However, this necessitates be ing yoked together with His will and purposes, not our own. God's sovereign will, by His choice is accomplished through His chilfren's prayers. but they must be prayed in peace, not anxiety, in trust, not as if the intercessors themselves are accomplishing His will.
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A Tribute to George Bennard
The Old Rugged Cross has been one of the most beloved songs in all Christendom since it was written by Reverend George Bennard in 1913. As a tribute to the song, to the writer and to the Cross of Jesus Christ, a large wooden cross and The Old Rugged Cross Museum were dedicate near Rev Bennard's home just after his death in 1953.
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Davidic Worship paves the Way to the Throne Room of God
David's harp brought him his first entrance into the throne room, which would someday be his seat of rule. As a king he failed and succeeded, sinned and repented. As a musician his prophetic songs of praise and worship ring out in churches yet today, proclaiming the greatness and goodness of God and reminding that it is not sinless perfection God looks for in a worshipper or musician, but a humble yielded heart.
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Abraham Hears God's Voice and Willingly Obeys
The New Testament declares that Abraham was "fully convinced that what He had promised He was also able to perform." Abraham's submission, resolute trust and faith in God continue providing an inspirational example to Christians today.
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