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The Mind of Christ in You

5/31/2015

A paradox in scripture is a statement that seems to say two opposite things but is still true. There are many paradoxes in the Bible: The first will be last, To save your life you must lose it, You must die in order to live.
I mention them because they are all truths that we often fail to recognize in our daily lives, and then we wonder why our lives seems to be in such disarray at times.
Your attitude about spiritual truths found in the Bible reveals what kind of mind you have – the mind of Christ or your own mind.

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The Unbreakable Connection

5/24/2015

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Today we are remembering and honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, as well as all who have served in our armed forces throughout the years.
We want to remember those who we’ve lost; brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers, sons, and daughters. It is because of what they have done in the past that ensures our liberty and freedom in the present.
But just as there is a direct connection between what was done in the past and today, there is also a direct connection between what you do today and your forever future.
Yes, there is an unbreakable connection between today and your future in eternity. That means that everything you do today matters forever.

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First Stone

5/17/2015

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As his mother rounded the corner into the kitchen she saw her son standing on a chair at the counter and reaching into the open cookie jar when he had been told, “No cookies until after dinner”.
Nothing is more humiliating, embarrassing, or shameful than to be caught red-handed.
That may mean being caught telling a non-truth (lie), or stealing money from your company, or cheating on a school test.
If you have any conscience at all, any character at all, when you are caught red-handed with no escape and no excuse, it will leave you broken.

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To Judge or Not to Judge

5/3/2015

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Two young men walk into church. They’re both the same age, twenty-two; same height, same weight, and same build.
The first young man, clean-cut and fresh-shaven, walks in wearing a crisply starched long sleeved shirt, freshly ironed jeans, and wearing shoes in the latest designer style.
The second comes in wearing a T-shirt, blue jeans with more holes than pockets, flip flops, tattoos on both arms, a nose ring, and orange hair. Oh, did you just judge them?

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