Matthew

A Treasured Possession (Part 2)

We have done nothing to impress God that He would choose us. But because He has chosen to pour out His grace on us, we are called to obey, but also obey in joy.

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Joy in the Lord (Part 1)

When we grow and cultivate our understanding of the goodness of God, when we grow in humility, when we grow in thankfulness, when we run first to God for refuge, we will be kept and safeguarded and preserved. And joy abounds from this place.

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Like little children

I did not know the bad decisions I would make or how many times I wouldn’t turn to Him for help. But God did, and He chose me anyway. 

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5 Women in Matthew 1: Conclusion

To God, the reckless are courageous; the unclean are forgiven; the foolish are loyal; the victimized are redeemed; the ruined are worthy. Through God’s eyes we all are transformed.

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5 Women in Matthew 1: Mary

Mary’s importance has never been in question, but Matthew’s phrasing emphasizes her significance in the eyes of Christ-followers, especially those who walked with Jesus. 

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5 Women in Matthew 1: Ruth

To some, because she has no way of knowing if Naomi’s people will accept her, Ruth’s decision to leave Moab and her family to go to a foreign land seems foolish, but the Lord fulfills her, not seeing foolishness but loyalty and faith. 

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5 Women in Matthew 1: Rahab

By the world’s standards, she is dirty and unclean, but in God’s eyes she is wiped clean, forgiven. She’s no longer Rahab the prostitute — she’s Rahab the daughter of the King.

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A Treasured Possession (Part 2)

We have done nothing to impress God that He would choose us. But because He has chosen to pour out His grace on us, we are called to obey, but also obey in joy.

Read More

Joy in the Lord (Part 1)

When we grow and cultivate our understanding of the goodness of God, when we grow in humility, when we grow in thankfulness, when we run first to God for refuge, we will be kept and safeguarded and preserved. And joy abounds from this place.

Read More

Like little children

I did not know the bad decisions I would make or how many times I wouldn’t turn to Him for help. But God did, and He chose me anyway. 

Read More

5 Women in Matthew 1: Conclusion

To God, the reckless are courageous; the unclean are forgiven; the foolish are loyal; the victimized are redeemed; the ruined are worthy. Through God’s eyes we all are transformed.

Read More

5 Women in Matthew 1: Mary

Mary’s importance has never been in question, but Matthew’s phrasing emphasizes her significance in the eyes of Christ-followers, especially those who walked with Jesus. 

Read More

5 Women in Matthew 1: Ruth

To some, because she has no way of knowing if Naomi’s people will accept her, Ruth’s decision to leave Moab and her family to go to a foreign land seems foolish, but the Lord fulfills her, not seeing foolishness but loyalty and faith. 

Read More

5 Women in Matthew 1: Rahab

By the world’s standards, she is dirty and unclean, but in God’s eyes she is wiped clean, forgiven. She’s no longer Rahab the prostitute — she’s Rahab the daughter of the King.

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Matthew

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Joy in the Lord (Part 1)

When we grow and cultivate our understanding of the goodness of God, when we grow in humility, when we grow in thankfulness, when we run first to God for refuge, we will be kept and safeguarded and preserved. And joy abounds from this place.

Read More »
Featured

Like little children

I did not know the bad decisions I would make or how many times I wouldn’t turn to Him for help. But God did, and He chose me anyway. 

Read More »
Theology

5 Women in Matthew 1: Conclusion

To God, the reckless are courageous; the unclean are forgiven; the foolish are loyal; the victimized are redeemed; the ruined are worthy. Through God’s eyes we all are transformed.

Read More »
Theology

5 Women in Matthew 1: Mary

Mary’s importance has never been in question, but Matthew’s phrasing emphasizes her significance in the eyes of Christ-followers, especially those who walked with Jesus. 

Read More »
Featured

5 Women in Matthew 1: Ruth

To some, because she has no way of knowing if Naomi’s people will accept her, Ruth’s decision to leave Moab and her family to go to a foreign land seems foolish, but the Lord fulfills her, not seeing foolishness but loyalty and faith. 

Read More »
Theology

5 Women in Matthew 1: Rahab

By the world’s standards, she is dirty and unclean, but in God’s eyes she is wiped clean, forgiven. She’s no longer Rahab the prostitute — she’s Rahab the daughter of the King.

Read More »