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“A Poem” by James R. Coggins
We do not normally think of the apostle Paul as a poet. However, in Philippians 2:6-11, he presented a poem. Whether he wrote it himself or was quoting someone else’s poem is unclear. That it is a poem is clear … Continue reading
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Tagged Apostle Paul, humble yourself, Incarnation, poetry, Resurrection
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The Book of James by James R. Coggins
The book of James was written by “James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ” (James 1:1) This is most likely James, the brother of Jesus. It is remarkable that he describes himself simply as “a servant … Continue reading
Finding the Meaning by Tara Randel
When I was a kid, our house was always decorated for Easter. Ceramic or stuffed chicks, bunnies, or colorful eggs. There were baskets filled with candy and goodies. Hidden egg hunts. Fingers dyed different colors after coloring hard boiled eggs. … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary romance, Easter, holy Week, Resurrection, Tara Randel, The love of Jesus, true meaning of Easter
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Fear of Death by James R. Coggins
Quite a number of years ago, I talked with my mother, who was then a senior citizen, about the reality of death. “Oh,” she said. “I’m not worried about that. I came to terms with death in 1948” (that is, … Continue reading
Locked Doors by James R. Coggins
John 20:19-29 tells the story of Jesus’ followers fearfully hiding inside a locked room after His crucifixion, when Jesus suddenly joined them. Locked doors were no barrier to Him. This story is symbolic as well as factual. The point is … Continue reading
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Tagged China missionaries, church in China, Doubt, fear, persecution, Resurrection
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Certain Words by James R. Coggins
“Do not let your hearts be troubled,” Jesus said in John 14:1 (NIV). What does this verse mean in context? Jesus had just announced that He would be crucified and would be taken away. In the immediate context, the verse meant … Continue reading
The Valley of Dry Bones by James R. Coggins
In Ezekiel 37, the prophet Ezekiel was given a vision of a valley full of dry bones. God told Ezekiel to “prophesy” to the bones, to tell the bones to join back together, take on flesh, and begin to breathe … Continue reading
Not Dead Yet by Julie Arduini
Am I the only one glad not to be God? I’ve pronounced situations and people finished long before He has. I’m ready to walk away long before Him. This year has definitely grown my patience. I thought the virus would … Continue reading
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Tagged believe, Bible, death, encouragement, frustration, Jesus, Julie Arduini, life, Not Dead Yet by Julie Arduini, prayer, Resurrection, trust God
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Four Days Late by Julie Arduini
During this season where we’re home and so much is unknown, my newsletter subscribers asked that I share weekly content that encourages. This message has helped me through a lot of personal valleys, and once again served as a reminder. … Continue reading
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Tagged Corona Virus, COVID19, Easter, Four Days Late by Julie Arduini, Jesus, Julie Arduini Newsletter, Lazarus, Martha, Resurrection
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Some Thoughts Before Easter
by Ray Stedman, introduced by Jim Denney from Ray Stedman on Leadership, new from Discovery House Publishers Ray Stedman was the pastor of Peninsula Bible Church in Palo Alto, California, for four decades, from 1950 until his retirement in 1990. I … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, Death of Jesus, disciples, Easter, Easter Sunday, Garden of Gethsemane, leadership, Martyrdom, Martyrs, Ray C. Stedman, Ray Stedman, Resurrection
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A Day to Rejoice by Tara Randel
Early on Sunday morning, as the new day was dawning, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went out to visit the tomb. Suddenly there was a great earthquake! For an angel of the Lord came down from heaven, rolled … Continue reading
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Tagged alive, contemporary romance, Jesus Christ, joy, Resurrection, Savior, Tara Randel
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I Believe, but I Need Proof by Julie Arduini
Every Easter season, I reflect on the disciples and their choices. Our church offers a Passion Play and no matter how many times I’ve seen it, I think about Peter’s transformation from foot-in-the mouth to feet on the ground to … Continue reading
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Tagged disciples, Easter, Faith, Finding Freedom Through Surrender, God's promises, I Believe but I Need Proof, Jesus, Julie Arduini, prayer, proof, Resurrection
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Has Christ Risen in You? – Removing Hidden Idols
Today we celebrated Christ! We celebrated that He led a perfect life, stood in our place paying the penalty for our sin. We celebrated that He gave us His righteousness so we could be reconciled to God as a holy … Continue reading
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Tagged breaking free, contentment, idolatry, joy, living for Christ, new life, no more judgment, peace, penalty paid, reconciliation, Resurrection, satisfaction, surrendered will
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