Category: Driven To Our Knees
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Exodus 3:5 – 8 The third chapter of the book of Exodus is probably most famous for the burning bush…when God appears to Moses and sets him on a course that would change not only his life but the lives of 2 to 3 million Hebrews. But there’s another part of this chapter that has…
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Jeremiah 29:10 – 14 has always been an inspiring passage for me — a passage that caused me to pause and reevaluate how I was viewing my life at that moment. I remember one time in particular when I was driving back to work after a radiation treatment for lymphoma. I was feeling down; it was…
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In previous posts I’ve focused mainly on encouraging those who have been diagnosed. But recently it has come to my attention (and remembrance) that family members, especially those who provide the care, need support and encouragement too. I was talking to a family member of one who was diagnosed with cancer, and upon listening to…
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I am pleased to report that my friend, with whom I’ve been walking, is getting better. He’s on a strong regiment of chemo, but the tumor is shrinking. So I am thankful. And it brings up a point I’d like to address in this session: God is faithful, but sometime His purposes involve a process…
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Introduction Have you ever been in a seemingly impossible situation with no way out? Where it seemed like the solution you needed was like a big jigsaw puzzle with 1000 pieces ─ and half of them were missing? And even if you had the missing pieces, you still wasn’t sure how you could put it…
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On morning I started to read the story of Joseph again (Genesis 37, 39 – 50). Specifically I read Genesis 37:18 – 36 and then skipped over to Genesis 39:1 – 2. To sum up the story: Joseph’s brothers were extremely jealous of him due to their father’s favoritism towards him. The multicolored coat was…
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Introduction We live in two worlds, one spiritual and one physical. The physical world is one that we see, feel, touch, and smell. But the spiritual world that we cannot see, has just as much influence in our lives as the physical. And prayer, to our Father, guided by the Holy Spirit, is our gateway…
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By Vic Coleman Introduction There are times in our lives when the trials of life emotionally overcome us, especially when one “bad” thing happens after another. It seems like “we just can’t get a break.” Our spiritual vision becomes so clouded that we don’t even feel like looking up to God, much less praying to…
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Introduction When we become Christians we usually come to God with a set of expectations, i.e., things we look forward to, anticipate, things we consider reasonable. When we encounter storms in our lives, we turn to God for help, with our expectations leading the way. To our surprise, sometimes God doesn’t meet our expectations. Often…
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Many Christians come to faith with one or both of the following expectations: “I am a child of God. God loves me. Therefore nothing bad will happen to me; or at least the ‘bad’ will be short lived and not that severe.” Or “I am a child of God. God loves me. So I will…
