Do Not Be Afraid
The Bible is consistently telling us do not be afraid. Moses, Joshua, Mary, Paul, and others heard God telling them this. Why is this? What is our response?
The Bible is consistently telling us do not be afraid. Moses, Joshua, Mary, Paul, and others heard God telling them this. Why is this? What is our response?
During each of these situations, Jesus showed no fear. How did He do it? The answer lies in His ability to remain in love, since love casts out fear.
Sometimes what seems to be the right thing to do is not what God thinks is best for you. Allow God room to speak to you. He wants to lead you.
* A child is trafficked every 30 seconds. – UNICEF
* The average age of entry into commercial sex slavery in the United States is 13 years old. – United States Department of Justice
* Human Trafficking occurs in 161 out of 192 countries. – The United Nations
Danny Silk’s Loving Your Kids on Purpose will identify the Father’s heart for children and tactics to love them well. Go here to get the group Bible study.
Our calling is to love others with the love that we have received. We received it freely, lavishly, and without expecting anything in return.
Grace is the power to live to God’s standard. Grace came through Jesus, came on the disciples, provided by God, and we can grow in it.
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Jesus prayed that we would be one, yet we get caught up with denominations that tend to create barriers between Christians. How do we come together?
Rules subvert dependence and deny you responsibility for your decisions. Freedom leads us to dependence on God to keep us from going astray.
The access point to knowing God is through our hearts. He looks for intimate lovers and friends. He will give us as much of His heart as we give Him ours.
Why are promises to God common among Christians? Because we are afraid of sin, so we create rules to prove to ourselves that we are worthy of His sacrifice.