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Personal Reflection on El Shaddai

2/27/2024

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One of my favorite parts of the book, "16 Names of God: a Strong Tower to Run to" is the personal reflections. Each of the 16 chapters in the book contains a personal reflection written by a different girl.

These personal reflections are moving! They challenge us. They are thought-provoking and we are better off having read them.

I want to share one of these with you so that you can get just a bite-sized sample of what to expect when you read "16 Names of God."

I appreciate Tiffany's reflection and perspective on the name of God El Shaddai—Lord God Almighty. Dive deep into her personal journey with chronic pain and see how she discovers God's all-sufficient and sustaining grace in the moments of greatest weakness.

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10 Reasons Why Corporate Worship is Important

2/23/2024

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Corporate worship holds significant importance for believers in Jesus Christ for several reasons, fostering a sense of supportive faith community, spiritual growth, and deepening our relationship with God are just a few.

In the words of Paul Tripp,

"Corporate worship is designed to cause you to love the Word of God, and more importantly, the God revealed in that Word."

We do love the Word of God, and we love the God who is revealed in that Word also. So why is it so easy to make excuses and skip out on corporate worship?

Today, let's look at 10 reasons why corporate worship is so important—not just important, but absolutely vital—for us as believers.

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Personal Reflection on Adonai

2/20/2024

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One of my favorite parts of the book, "16 Names of God: a Strong Tower to Run to" is the personal reflections. Each of the 16 chapters in the book contains a personal reflection written by a different girl.

These personal reflections are moving! They challenge us. They are thought-provoking and we are better off having read them.

I want to share one of these with you so that you can get just a bite-sized sample of what to expect when you read "16 Names of God."

I appreciate Diane's reflection and perspective on the name of God Adonai—Lord Master. She writes from the perspective of a Jewish Christian and I find that her extensive knowledge of the Hebrew language and Jewish customs brings an extra depth to her reflection.

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15 Evidences of Genuine Faith—Part Two

2/16/2024

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Last month, in 15 Evidences of Genuine Faith—Part One, I began sharing a series of evidences of genuine faith with you from the book of 1 John. Remember we discussed the need for identifying that which is genuine.

I am seeing more and more new articles and discussion about deep-fake videos and how these AI things will affect our justice system. And those reports are, indeed, disconcerting. But I love the clarity of the Scriptures concerning our faith.

John tells us in the theme verse of his book (1 John 5:13) that we can KNOW that we have genuine faith in Christ based on what he has shared through the inspiration of these words he penned in 1 John.

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Personal Reflection on El Elyon

2/13/2024

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One of my favorite parts of the book, "16 Names of God: a Strong Tower to Run to" is the personal reflections. Each of the 16 chapters in the book contains a personal reflection written by a different girl.

These personal reflections are moving! They challenge us. They are thought-provoking and we are better off having read them.

I want to share one of these with you so that you can get just a bite-sized sample of what to expect when you read "16 Names of God."

I love Sacha's reflection on the name of God El Elyon—Most High God, and this quote by her: "El Elyon gives us the strength that we need to endure all things in this world, and the wisdom and guidance to seek the truth of His Word and encourage others to come to Christ." We need His strength, wisdom, and guidance don't we!?

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Scripture to Help You Have Faith Over Fear

2/9/2024

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When my daughter turned four, she began to regularly awake in the night, usually from a bad dream, and call for my husband or me to come to her room. Each time we would assure her of our love and her safety, but still she would insist that one of us remain and sleep with her.

In the light of day, we were able to have countless conversations about how there was no need to be afraid, how we were always there to watch over and protect her, and how God loves us and watches over us, too. We rehearsed these truths with her for days, weeks, and months. We sang songs. We recited scripture. And yet, the pattern continued. Instead of trusting in our word and the overwhelming evidence of our track record as parents, her fears persisted.

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Personal Reflection on Elohim

2/6/2024

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Discover a profound personal reflection on the name of God--Elohim in this latest #Christian #blog post! □ Dive into the exploration of #faith, our Creator #God, and the transformative power of connecting with Him through His name #Elohim. Uncover insights that inspire and uplift, guiding you on a journey of #spiritualgrowth and faith. #Elohim #NamesofGod #16NamesofGod #biblestudy #Christian #blogpost #FaithJourney #ChristianLiving #FaithInspired #PrayerWarriors #GodsLove #DailyDevotion

One of my favorite parts of the book, "16 Names of God: a Strong Tower to Run to" is the personal reflections. Each of the 16 chapters in the book contains a personal reflection written by a different girl.

These personal reflections are moving! They challenge us. They are thought-provoking and we are better off having read them.

I want to share one of these with you so that you can get just a bite-sized sample of what to expect when you read "16 Names of God."

I was touched by Heather's reflection on the name of God Elohim—Creator God. I love her transparency as she beautifully describes what it's like to have a thorn in the flesh, much like Paul in the New Testament. Heather reminds us that God created us just the way we are for a purpose and for His glory!

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