In Old Testament times, the glory of the Lord was something seen indirectly, at a distance, from behind. With the Lord Jesus, all of a
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The Return
At the destruction of Jerusalem, the people of Judah went into exile in Babylon. When king Cyrus decreed the people could return to rebuild Jerusalem,
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Comfort in the Lord’s Coming
Isaiah 40 gives us many reasons to rejoice at the return of the Lord. We rejoice because He is a mighty God, a good Shepherd.
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Comfort in Troubled Times
God comforts us through the difficult parts of life, so that we may, in turn, comfort others as they go through similar difficulties. In fact,
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Jesus and The Law
How does Jesus see the law? Considering that the lawbreakers wanted to be close to Jesus, whereas the law keepers wanted nothing to do with
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Restoring Wayward Children
The people of Israel had strayed far, far from God and His plan for them, and had suffered devastating consequences as a result. Yet despite
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Dying To Self
In these days of selfies, Snapchat and Facebook, there is no greater need in our personal life than to “die to self.” Jesus said that
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God’s Faithfulness
Faithfulness is one of God’s enduring qualities, consistent throughout history, unaffected by geographical location, unchanging in contrast to our varying degrees of faithfulness (or lack
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The Deity of Christ
The Bible affirms the Deity of Christ many times throughout the New Testament, that although he was a man he is also fully God. Listen
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Studying the Bible Ourselves
There’s probably a set of things you know from the Bible, and you’re comfortable with what you know. But how much of that has come