🙋♂️📖 In Acts 21-22, Paul is misunderstood—accused, arrested, almost killed. But… ✝️📈 The Gospel turns misunderstanding into momentum! 👮♂️⛓️ Mediation – Roman soldiers intervene. Instead of death, Paul gets a platform. 🗣️🤝 Mutuality – Paul speaks their language (Greek + Aramaic) to build connection. 🦋✝️ Metamorphosis – Shares his radical transformation from persecutor ➡️ preacher. […]
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Awkward Responses 😬 Sharing your passions (or faith) can often be met with confusion, criticism, or rejection. Paul’s Example 🚶♂️📖 In Acts 17, Paul continues preaching despite mixed reactions — a model of courage and endurance. Prepare 🌱 Build strong spiritual habits: daily Scripture reading 📖, regular worship attendance ⛪, and consistent sharing of faith […]
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💔: We’ve all experienced disappointment in people. 🙌: We long for someone steadfast and faithful. ✝️: Micah shows us God’s justice and hope in Jesus. 🌟: Admit sin, trust God’s light, and find hope. 📜: God’s hesed (steadfast love) is grace and truth in Jesus. 🌊: God forgives and casts sins into the sea. 💡: […]
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📖🌌 Isaiah 65:17-25 speaks of a future with new heavens and earth. In Christ, our pain will be forgotten, and longings fulfilled. The promise applies to us today. 🌈🏡 Isaiah envisions a world without sadness, disappointment, conflict, or division. It’s a place of peace and restoration. In Christ, we have a renewed hope for this […]
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“Maundy” comes from a Latin word that means “command”, referring to Jesus’ command to his disciples to love and serve one another, which he demonstrated by washing their feet during the Last Supper. We also trace the theme of the “garden” from the time of Eden through Jesus’ suffering in Gethsemane and the tree of […]
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“You learn more from failing than you ever learn from winning” Ellis said to our son Ezra as we walked away from his soccer game this weekend. “Quit while you are ahead” was more my motto growing up, I thought to myself. I never allowed myself to fail. Never failed a test, never failed a […]
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