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What’s in a Name?

There’s just something about a name. A good name is memorable. It has an image to it, a power. As important as names are to us, they are just as important to God. We barely get into the Bible without coming across the concept of naming things. In Genesis 2:20 we read: “So the manContinue reading “What’s in a Name?”

Happy Easter!

Today is Easter Sunday. Some churches call it Resurrection Sunday. The day when the entire church celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Friday was all about atonement and forgiveness. Without Friday, we would all stand condemned by our sins and separated from God forever. It is Friday that gives us the opportunity to have aContinue reading “Happy Easter!”

Dry Bones

The Lord sees things that we don’t see. I know that seems pretty elementary. I mean we all know this, but we don’t all believe it. We say things like “God’s ways are not our ways” or “God sees things we can not see,” but inside we still want to be able to understand God.Continue reading “Dry Bones”

Confession Unto Faith

We know the words that we speak have power. We usually think of this power in terms of the ability to hurt or to heal. We think about the saying “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” We’ve all heard the saying. We may have even repeated it ourselves,Continue reading “Confession Unto Faith”

God’s Power Is In You

How often are you asking God to do something for you? How often are you asking for more faith? How often are you asking for God to move? What if I told you that God’s part to the equation of your life has already been done? Ephesians 1:3 says, “Blessed be the God and FatherContinue reading “God’s Power Is In You”

Meeting Jesus

Sometimes as Christians we wonder why other people don’t believe in God the way that we do. We know the power of God working in our lives. We see the creative power of God in the world around us. It seems so obvious to us! We know the love of Jesus, and we can’t figureContinue reading “Meeting Jesus”