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Exodus 33:1-16; 1 Corinthians 1:2 — With the Promised Land, provision, and protection all granted, Moses still refused to lead the Israelites onwards unless God’s presence went with them. As God’s children we are called to lives that are ‘set apart’ from the world around us. Far beyond worldly success or the blessings that we receive from Him, our lives ought to be marked by the priority and pursuit of God Himself.
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Andrew White
Romans 8:18 — This life is filled with evil and suffering, but the glory that is to come is worth our everything.
Hear reflections from academic, writer, and clergyman Rev. Dr. Andrew White on life as a lover of Jesus in the Middle East.
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Romans 8:31-39; Revelation 12:10-11 — The finished work of Jesus has forever secured our justification and redemption, but it is infinitely more than just a ticket to eternal life. As Paul exhorts his Roman readers, we have not been born again to live in an attitude of defeat, but to live through the trials of the present life as more than conquerors.
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Romans 8:24-30; 1 Peter 1:3; 1 Corinthians 15:14-19 — We all hope in something. But for the believer, our hope is more than a wishful expectancy. Through the Resurrection of Jesus Christ we have been given new birth; saved through no doing of our own. And it is upon this foundation, filled with the assurance of His promise and the certainty of His purpose, that we have a living hope like no other.
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John 19:1-6,16-30; Genesis 3:1-15; Romans 5:12; 1 Corinthians 15:23; Matthew 26:39, 27:32 — Though sin entered the world through Adam, it is ultimately the sin of each one of us that sent Jesus to the Cross. But, through His pain and sorrow the debt of our sin has been paid in full once and for all. As we look upon the Cross this Good Friday, what will our response be to the one called Jesus?
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