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The Light of the World

December 11, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

And as Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth. And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents: but that the works of God should be made manifest in him. I must work the works of him that sent me, while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work. As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world. (John 9:1-5 KJV)

Jesus gives us a powerful lesson that sometimes challenges in life are not a result of our own or our parents’ sins, but rather an opportunity for God’s works to be revealed. In these verses, Jesus emphasizes the importance of his mission and the limited time he has on Earth. He calls himself the light of the world, implying that his presence brings hope and guidance to those in darkness.

Jesus came to this dark world as a beacon of light to illuminate our lives. His presence brings clarity and understanding, allowing us to see beyond the surface and into the depths of our spiritual journey.

Through his teachings and actions, Jesus showed us the power of healing. Whether restoring physical sight to the blind or bringing spiritual enlightenment to the lost, he showed himself as the ultimate provider of light and salvation.

Jesus’ message goes beyond mere illumination; it calls for obedience and surrender to God’s sovereignty. By following his example, we can navigate through life with a renewed sense of purpose and direction.

Let us embrace the light that Jesus brings into our lives and allow it to shine through us. May we allow Christ to radiantly shine through us to be beacons of hope, love, and compassion in a world that desperately needs it. Even in the bleakest moments, a glimmer of light awaits to lead us towards a brighter future.

Just as Jesus felt compelled to work while it was still day, we should strive to make a positive impact in this world during our time here. Let us remember that each one of us has a unique purpose and potential to bring forth God’s works through acts of kindness, love, and compassion. May we always seek opportunities to be a light amidst darkness and allow God’s miracles to manifest through us.

The Envy of Angels

November 16, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

Guest Post by Mindi Foster

This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief.
(1 Timothy 1:15)

One of the most beautiful things about the Gospel, and Jesus in general, is not just that it saves us from Hell. It’s not just beautiful because of eternal life with God. It’s beautiful because I’m constantly being saved from the issue of me.

If you take note of any of the Apostle Paul’s writing, he frequently spoke against selfish ambitions. Additionally, the book of James even notes that selfishness, along with envy, create chaos and every evil practice (James 3:16). Granted, it’s understandable that there are spiritual forces at work, but still, these are serious factors to consider.

The default of humanity is selfishness. Every child knows how to be selfish because it’s their natural disposition. It’s the same for us spiritually too. Growth and maturity mean that we learn to walk in the Spirit thinking less of ourselves and more of Christ and others.

This stance goes against the grain of the world and the very popular Christian-psychology movement that’s occurring in many churches today. And don’t get me wrong, I love psychology, but psychology is me-focused, or self-centered which is the opposite of Gospel-entered theology. There is need of proper balance.

It’s fine to understand why you behave or think a certain way, understanding is beneficial and is actually encouraged in Scripture. However, God must still be glorified first and foremost. Otherwise, we are a hopeless mess.

If everything is about me, then it all falls on me and is up to me. I’m not that powerful. Nor can I handle that much responsibility (or want to for that matter).

So let’s get back to the beauty of the Gospel. God didn’t have to save us, but He did. The message of the Cross isn’t about us, but it is for us. To put it in the words of Trevin Wax, “Our Salvation is the envy of angels.” And that is certainly a beautiful thing to behold.

Thine, O LORD, is the greatness, and the power, and the glory, and the victory, and the majesty: for all that is in the heaven and in the earth is thine; thine is the kingdom, O LORD, and thou art exalted as head above all. (1 Chronicles 29:11)

Mindi is an encourager, brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, as well as an author and blogger. You can find her blog and books at www.buildingyourmomentum.com.

Trust His Plan

August 20, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

Don’t be afraid of the storms in your life, for they are temporary. Trust in God’s steadfast love and guidance to carry you through. #FaithOverFear

Mark 4:39 And he arose, and rebuked the wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm.

In the midst of life’s storms, remember that you have the power to calm the chaos within. Just like in Mark 4:39, you can rise above any adversity and bring peace to your soul.When the winds of doubt and fear try to shake your foundation, rebuke them with unwavering faith and speak words of tranquility. Embrace the stillness that lies within you.

Believe in your ability to overcome any challenge that comes your way. Let this verse be a reminder that even in the face of turmoil, you have the strength to create a great calm.

So, take a deep breath, hear the voice of the Holy Spirit within you, and let it radiate outwards. You are capable of bringing serenity not only to yourself but also to those around you. Embrace this power and let it guide you towards a life filled with tranquility and fulfillment.

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The Holy Spirit and Transformational Prayer

August 4, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered. (Romans 8:26)

As believers, we understand the importance of prayer in our spiritual journey. It is through prayer that we communicate with God and receive guidance from Him. However, there is a type of prayer that goes beyond just asking for our needs and desires. This is called transformational prayer, and it involves inviting the Holy Spirit to transform us from the inside out.

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity, and He plays a vital role in our spiritual growth. In transformational prayer, we invite Him to work in us, revealing areas that need healing and transformation. We surrender our will to His, and allow Him to guide us on the path of righteousness. Through this process, we become more like Christ, and are able to fulfill the purpose that God has for our lives.

There are specific elements of transformational prayer that we can incorporate into our prayer life. These include confession, repentance, surrender, and listening. As we confess our sins and shortcomings, we allow the Holy Spirit to reveal areas that need healing. Through repentance, we turn away from our old ways and turn towards God. Surrendering our will to His allows us to align ourselves with His plan for our lives. Finally, listening to His voice and guidance allows us to receive the transformation that we seek.

Understanding Transformational Prayer

Transformational prayer is a type of prayer that seeks to bring about a change in the individual’s life. It is a prayer that is focused on the Holy Spirit, who is the source of transformation. In this type of prayer, we seek to be transformed by the Holy Spirit, so that we can become more like Christ.

One of the key aspects of transformational prayer is the recognition of our need for transformation. We acknowledge that we are broken and in need of healing. We recognize that we cannot change ourselves, and that we need the Holy Spirit to work in us.

Another important aspect of transformational prayer is the surrender of our will to God. We recognize that God knows what is best for us, and we submit ourselves to His will. We ask Him to transform us according to His plan and purpose.

In transformational prayer, we also seek to align our thoughts and actions with God’s Word. We recognize that His Word is the source of truth and wisdom, and we seek to live according to His principles. We ask the Holy Spirit to help us understand His word and to apply it to our lives.

Overall, transformational prayer is a powerful tool for spiritual growth and transformation. It is a prayer that requires humility, surrender, and a willingness to be changed by God. As we seek to be transformed by the Holy Spirit, we can experience greater peace, joy, and fulfillment in our lives.

The Role of the Holy Spirit in Transformational Prayer

When it comes to transformational prayer, the Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in guiding and empowering us. As believers, we recognize that the Holy Spirit Is the third person of the Trinity and is intimately involved in our daily lives.

One of the primary roles of the Holy Spirit in transformational prayer is to help us align our prayers with God’s will. The Bible tells us that the Holy Spirit intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words (Romans 8:26-27). This means that when we pray, the Holy Spirit is interceding on our behalf, helping us to pray according to God’s will.

In addition to guiding our prayers, the Holy Spirit also empowers us to pray with boldness and confidence. Jesus promised his disciples that they would receive power when the Holy Spirit came upon them (Acts 1:8). This same power is available to us today, enabling us to pray with faith and expectancy.

Furthermore, the Holy Spirit helps us to discern the voice of God as we pray. In a world filled with distractions and competing voices, it can be difficult to hear God’s voice clearly. However, the Holy Spirit helps us to discern what God is saying to us, enabling us to pray with greater clarity and direction.

In summary, the Holy Spirit plays a vital role in transformational prayer. He guides our prayers, empowers us to pray with boldness and confidence, and helps us discern the voice of God. As we seek to grow in our prayer lives, let us rely on the Holy Spirit to lead us into a deeper and more meaningful relationship with God.

7 Tips for Effective Bible Study

July 31, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. (2 Timothy 2:15 KJV)

Delving into the depths of the Bible and studying it with utmost diligence is unquestionably a worthy pursuit. With its rich tapestry of teachings, parables, and wisdom, the Bible holds the potential to provide profound insights into the human condition and guide individuals towards a path of enlightenment. By dedicating time and effort to understanding the Scriptures, one embarks on a transformative journey that not only deepens their faith but also fuels spiritual growth. Ultimately, the pursuit of effective Bible study is an admirable endeavor that seeks to nourish the mind, heart, and soul alike.

Here are some tips to help you in your endeavor:

Begin with prayer: Before you start studying, take a moment to pray for guidance and understanding. Ask for wisdom and clarity as you delve into the scriptures. (James 1:5 KJV) If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.

Choose a study method: There are various approaches to studying the Bible. You can opt for a book-by-book study, a thematic study, or a chronological study, among others. Select a method that suits your interests and goals. A daily reading guide can be an excellent starting point but don’t allow it to become just a routine habit, a chore to check off your to-do list. Take time to examine each verse to discover what God intended us to learn from it.

Read with context: Understanding the historical, cultural, and literary context of a passage is crucial. Consider the writer, the intended audience, and the historical background to gain a deeper comprehension of the text. A good study Bible with cross references is an invaluable resource to understand how the whole Bible is one harmonious message from God, not just many unrelated stories. I use this one in my own daily study, Thomas Nelson’s King James Study Bible. (Opens affiliate link)

Make use of study tools: Utilize study aids such as concordances, Bible dictionaries, commentaries, and study guides. These resources can provide valuable insights and explanations to enhance your understanding. I have used many commentaries in my personal studies, but I must caution you that, while they can be very helpful, these are merely the interpretations of fallible men, therefore imperfect. Always, always allow the Holy Spirit to guide you in the truth of God’s word. Beginning with prayer as mentioned in step one, is the key to preventing ourselves from being led astray by possible errors in any commentary. That said, the best resource I have found E-Sword. It is completely free and available to download for PC, Mac, Android, and Apple. Find it here, E-Sword. Within that software are many options for additional free commentaries and study helps. The Preacher’s Homiletical is one I find particularly helpful when preparing lessons for teaching.

Take notes: As you read, jot down key points, questions, and personal reflections. This helps you engage with the material and aids in retention. Take the questions to God in prayer. Many times I question things out of simple curiosity, and those He may not always answer right away. What I have found is that He will answer at a time when I can use it for a circumstance in my life, or at a time when it most glorifies Him. We must trust Him to give the answers just at the right time.

Join a study group: Discussing the Bible with others can provide different perspectives and foster deeper understanding. Consider joining a Bible study group or finding an online community to share insights and learn from others. This one is not just a helpful suggestion but is actually commanded by God. Hebrews 10:24-25 KJV And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: (25) Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching. Not only can we learn from each other, but gathering with other Christians for Bible study gives opportunity to encourage one another, to provide accountability in our daily walk with the Lord.

Apply what you learn: The Bible is not just a book of knowledge but a guide for practical living. Seek to apply the principles and teachings you encounter in your daily life. James 1:22 KJV But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves. God expects us to live out His word, to be salt and light to a lost and dying world.

Remember, studying the Bible is a lifelong journey, and it’s important to approach it with an open mind and humble heart. May your studies be fruitful and enriching as you seek wisdom and guidance from its pages.

Bringing People to Jesus

July 25, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

And they come unto him, bringing one sick of the palsy, which was borne of four. (Mark 2:3 KJV)

Scripture Text: Mark 2:1-12

Bringing people to Jesus is not simply a task. It is however, a divine calling commanded by our Savior. Thankfully we have the Holy Spirit to strengthen us for the assignment. It is an endeavor that transcends mere duty and becomes an all-encompassing mission driven by love, sacrifice, faith, and cooperation.

Love is at the core of this endeavor. It is through genuine love for our fellow human beings that we can reach out to them and show them the unconditional love that Jesus has for each and every one of us. Love breaks down barriers, opens hearts, and creates connections that allow us to share the message of salvation. It is a love that compels us to reach out to those who are lost, broken, and searching for meaning. We recognize that every single person has inherent worth and deserves to experience the transformative power of God’s grace.

Sacrifice plays a crucial role in bringing people to Jesus. Just as Jesus sacrificed Himself on the cross for our sins, we too must be willing to give up our own desires and comforts for the sake of others. In our pursuit of this calling, we must be willing to make sacrifices. We understand that bringing people to Jesus may require us to step outside our comfort zones, leave behind familiar territories, and invest our time and energy without expecting anything in return. We willingly surrender our own desires for the sake of leading others into the eternal embrace of God’s love. Whether it’s sacrificing our time, resources, or even personal ambitions, we must be willing to put others before ourselves in order to effectively bring them closer to Christ.

Faith becomes our guiding light on this sacred journey. We trust in God’s wisdom and providence as He works through us to guide us through challenges and uncertainties. It is through faith that we can overcome doubts and fears, trusting that God will guide us every step of the way as we bring people into a relationship with Him. Even when faced with rejection or doubt, we hold steadfastly onto the belief that God is working through us – planting seeds of hope and salvation in hearts hungry for truth.

But this mission cannot be accomplished alone – it requires cooperation. As passionate ambassadors of Christ, we join hands with fellow believers who share the same burning desire to bring people closer to Him. Together, we form a united front against darkness and despair, shining the light of Christ’s love into every corner of the world. By working together with other believers, sharing resources, ideas, and support, we can amplify our efforts and reach more souls with the message of hope found in Christ.

Bringing people to Jesus is an extraordinary privilege that requires passion and dedication. Let us embrace this calling with fervor as we strive to bring His light into the lives of those who are searching for meaning and purpose. Let us go forth armed with love, sacrifice, faith, and cooperation – knowing that through our efforts many will find solace in Jesus’ arms. May each step we take bring us closer to fulfilling His commandment: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). Together, let’s demonstrate love through sacrifice, strengthen our faith through prayerful dependence on God’s guidance, and cooperate with one another to fulfill the great commission of making disciples of all nations.

Bringing people to Jesus is not just about preaching or converting others; it’s about embodying His teachings through our actions and interactions with others. It’s about being living examples of His love, sacrifice, faith, and cooperation.

Let us embrace this calling with passion and enthusiasm as we strive to bring more souls closer to Jesus – one act of love at a time.

Choose to be Grateful

July 24, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

Let there be no filthiness nor foolish talk nor crude joking, which are out of place, but instead let there be thanksgiving.
(Ephesians 5:4 ESV)

In a world filled with challenges and uncertainties, it’s easy to lose sight of the things that bring us hope and happiness. But amidst it all, we have a powerful choice – the choice to be grateful.

How you feel – how happy you are, how stressed you are, even how well you sleep – may seem like it’s out of your hands, but it is actually a choice you make. You can choose to be grateful for what you have and allow God to bring joy in your heart. Or you can choose to focus on what you’re lacking, who has wronged you, and what’s not going your way. And guess what? You’ll feel miserable. You may blame others, circumstances, or fate for your unhappiness. But at the end of the day, it’s all about the choices you make. You choose happiness or misery.

Gratitude is not just a fleeting emotion that comes and goes; it is a powerful mindset and a way of life. It goes beyond simply saying “thank you” – it is about cultivating an attitude of appreciation and acknowledging the abundant blessings, big or small, that God provides each and every day. When we choose to embrace gratitude, we are able to shift our perspective from focusing on what may be lacking in our lives to recognizing the incredible abundance that is already present. Paul wrote in Philippians 4:11-13 KJV, Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. (12) I know both how to be abased, and I know how to abound: every where and in all things I am instructed both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need. (13) I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Gratitude allows us to find joy in the ordinary moments, to see beauty in the simplest of things, and to truly appreciate all that life has to offer. So let us take a moment each day to pause, reflect, and thank God for the myriad of blessings that enrich our lives.

Embracing a mindset of gratitude doesn’t require us to turn a blind eye to the challenges and hardships we encounter on our journey. Rather, it empowers us to find strength and resilience through Christ in the face of adversity. It is through these struggles that we grow and learn valuable lessons that shape our character. Expressing gratitude allows us to discover moments of joy even in the simplest things. It is about pausing, taking a deep breath, and appreciating the beauty that surrounds us every day. Whether it’s the warmth of sunlight on our skin or the laughter shared with loved ones, gratitude opens our hearts to the abundance of blessings in our lives. Let us strive to be thankful not only during moments of triumph but also during times of difficulty. By cultivating an attitude of gratitude, we can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and find solace in knowing that every experience contributes to our personal development. Within every struggle lies an opportunity for growth, and within every difficulty lies a chance for resilience. James 1:2-3 ESV Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, (3) for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. Embrace gratitude as your guiding light, allowing it to illuminate your path and infuse each day with a greater appreciation of God’s work in your life.

When we consciously choose to embrace gratitude in our lives, we are inviting an abundance of positivity and joy to flow into every facet of our existence. Gratitude is not just a mere expression of thanks; it is a powerful mindset that can transform the way we perceive the world. By practicing gratitude, we open doors to new opportunities that may have otherwise been overlooked. It allows us to recognize the blessings and gifts that surround us, even in times of challenge or difficulty. As we cultivate a grateful heart, our outlook becomes brighter, and we become more receptive to the endless possibilities that await us.

Gratitude has a profound impact on our relationships with others. When we express appreciation and acknowledge the goodness in those around us, we strengthen the bonds that connect us. The act of showing gratitude creates an atmosphere of love and understanding, deepening our connections with family, friends, colleagues, and even strangers. Beyond personal benefits, gratitude has a ripple effect on society as a whole. When one person chooses to be grateful, it spreads like wildfire touching the lives of those they encounter. Gratefulness becomes contagious as it ignites kindness and compassion within others. By simply expressing gratitude, we have the power to uplift spirits and make a positive difference in someone’s day. So let us remember that when faced with life’s challenges or mundane routines, choosing gratitude allows God to transform our lives for the better. Embrace this beautiful practice and watch as it brings forth abundance, strengthens relationships, and radiates kindness throughout your journey.

The Blind May See

July 12, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

John 9:5-7 KJV “As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.
(6) When he had thus spoken, he spat on the ground, and made clay of the spittle, and he anointed the eyes of the blind man with the clay,
(7) And said unto him, Go, wash in the pool of Siloam, (which is by interpretation, Sent.) He went his way therefore, and washed, and came seeing.”

What a powerful passage from the Bible! In John 9:5-7, we witness Jesus proclaiming himself as the light of the world. His words are filled with hope and assurance. It is truly inspiring to see how he then takes action to demonstrate his power by healing a blind man. Jesus’ compassion knows no bounds as he uses humble elements like clay and spittle to bring about this miraculous healing. The simple act of anointing the blind man’s eyes with clay ignites faith and creates a path for transformation. Moreover, Jesus instructs the blind man to go and wash in the pool of Siloam. This act signifies not only physical cleansing but also spiritual renewal. Many times in scripture we know that water signifies the Word of God. There can be no transformation without the Word of God.

By obeying Jesus’ command without hesitation, the blind man experiences an incredible miracle—he goes from darkness into sight. This story is a beautiful reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is always hope for restoration and transformation. Just as Jesus was the light of that world then, he continues to be our guiding light today. Let us trust in his power and have faith that he can bring about miracles in our lives too.

In the journey of discipleship, we often find ourselves spiritually blind, unable to see the path ahead. However, just as Jesus brought physical sight to the blind, He also offers us a spiritual awakening that can illuminate our lives.

The story of the blind man in the Bible serves as a powerful reminder that no matter how lost we may feel, there is always hope for transformation. Jesus not only healed the physical blindness of this man but also opened his eyes to a deeper understanding of faith and truth.

Just as Jesus used His divine power to restore sight to the blind man, He can also bring light into our lives and help us see things from a new perspective. Through prayer, reflection, and seeking His guidance, we can experience a profound revelation that leads us towards growth and fulfillment.

Let us remember that even in our darkest moments, there is an opportunity for spiritual growth. Like the blind man who encountered Jesus, we too can be transformed by His love and grace. Embrace this journey with faith and trust in Him, for through Him, even the blind may see.

Take inspiration from this passage and remember that you are not alone on your journey. With faith, obedience, and perseverance, you too can experience extraordinary breakthroughs just like the blind man did when he washed in Siloam’s pool. Keep shining your light brightly!

Living in God’s Word

July 10, 2023 / Jeff Foster / 1 Comment

So Jesus said to the Jews who had believed him, “If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” (John 8:31-32 ESV)

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In a world filled with noise and distractions, it can be challenging to stay grounded and connected to our faith. However, by choosing to live in God’s Word, we can find solace, guidance, and unwavering truth. When we abide in His teachings, we embark on a journey of discipleship that leads us closer to Jesus.

Living in God’s Word means more than just reading the scriptures; it means allowing its wisdom to shape our thoughts, actions, and interactions with others. It is through this intentional immersion that we begin to understand the depth of His love and purpose for our lives.

As disciples of Christ, we are called to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. By embracing His teachings and embodying His grace and compassion, we become vessels for spreading His light in a world desperately in need of hope.

Let us remember that living in God’s Word is not a solitary endeavor but a communal one. As we gather with fellow believers and engage in heartfelt discussions about scripture, we strengthen our faith and encourage one another on this transformative journey.

Today, let us recommit ourselves to abiding in the truth found within God’s Word. Let us seek understanding, wisdom, and guidance from its pages as we navigate life’s challenges. May our lives be a testament to the power of living according to His will as we strive each day to reflect the love of Christ within us.

Looking Forward to Our Rest

February 26, 2022 / Jeff Foster / 0 Comments

“There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God.”
Hebrews 4:9 KJV

Webster’s defines rest in several ways. A few of them are freedom from activity or labor, peace of mind or spirit, to be free from anxiety or disturbance, and a rhythmic silence in music.

We can see examples of all these definitions in God’s Word. God rested on the seventh day after His six days of work of creation, (Gen. 2:2). We can have peace of mind and be free from anxiety when we “Rest in the LORD, and wait patiently for him”, (Psa. 37:7a). Jesus is resting at the right hand of the His Father, a brief rhythmic quiet intermission between His finished work on the cross and His triumphant return to claim His church bride and destroy the enemy, (Psa. 110:1).

But for us, those who are the people of God, we have a rest that “remaineth”, one to look forward to. How do get to that rest? A work must be done, and energy must be exhausted for a rest to be applicable. It cannot be called rest if no work has been done beforehand.

What is this work? Jesus said “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:” (Matthew 28:19). All nations means all countries around the globe, but it also includes our next-door neighbor, our family members, our co-workers and classmates. Nations are made up of people. All nations means ALL people.

How long must we work before we reach our rest? Jesus also said, “And the gospel must first be published among all nations.” (Mar. 13:10). Man’s life is but a vapor, that appears for a little time, and then vanishes away. We must work tirelessly to publish the gospel to all people while we still have breath. Only then will our work be complete, and we may enter into our rest.

Gracious Father, thank you for the promise of rest when my work is complete. Give me strength today for the tasks You have planned for me. In Jesus’ name I humbly pray. Amen.

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The Light of the World

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