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Buddha’s Final Words: Strive unceasingly.
Jesus’ Final Words: It is finished.
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“Preach the Word in season and out of season” (2 Tim. 4:2) isn’t just about being faithful when you feel like preaching and when you don’t. It’s about being faithful when you see fruit and when you don’t. Our calling is faithfulness. God is responsible for the harvest.
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Excited to receive this today! If you are looking for a way to anchor your days in the rhythms of prayer and Scripture, @TrevinWax's beautiful new volume, The Lord Is My Light, offers a guide for daily worship. Each reading brings together passages of God’s Word, highlighting the themes and connections woven throughout Scripture, alongside confessions and prayers from believers across the centuries. - a.co/d/06NySwzx
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God is not limited by your shortcomings. He is able to do what you cannot, provide what you lack, and sustain you when you have nothing left to give.
Obey God immediately.
Obey God even if it doesn’t make sense.
Obey God even when you don’t see a personal benefit.
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The good life God gives becomes a dangerous life when pride convinces us we built it ourselves.
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"Even if we could be god for people and fix it all, the fact remains that Jesus often does not have the kind of fixing in mind that you and I want.”
- Zack Eswine, The Imperfect Pastor.
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“Recovery is non-negotiable” should be on every leader’s wall. Faithfulness includes staying healthy enough to keep going.
“Recovery is non-negotiable.”
Ministry leaders need intentional rhythms of rest, support, and renewal. Resilience isn’t just about keeping going. It’s about remaining faithful, healthy, and equipped for the work God has called us to.
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The best way for a man to love his kids is to love Jesus and to love their mama.
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A key to maturity and spiritual growth is learning to hear God’s voice.
There are many voices vying for our attention, learn to hear the one that matters most, the voice of Jesus.
From conversations around the table to connections made at the door, every moment matters.
We're grateful for the relationships being built and the lives being impacted through this community.
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