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  • 7 Attitudes That Will Kill Your Gratitude

    While ingratitude comes naturally to us, gratitude is something that we must consciously cultivate and grow in our hearts. Unfortunately, there are are several “attitudes” that will smother, annihilate, and otherwise kill our gratitude. Here are 7 attitudes that will kill your gratitude: Comparison When I hand my children each a pile of goldfish crackers…

  • Simple Truths To Remember

    Biblical Truths to remind ourselves often I AM ACCEPTED…John 1:12 I am God’s child.John 15:15 As a disciple, I am a friend of Jesus Christ.Romans 5:1 I have been justified (declared righteous).1 Corinthians 6:17 I am united with the Lord, and I am one with Him in spirit.1 Corinthians 6:19-20 I have been bought with…

  • The Breaking of Bread Covenant

    When Jesus instituted the ‘breaking of bread’, He used a word that He never used before – the word ‘covenant’. A proper understanding of this word is essential if we are to partake in the Lord’s table meaningfully. A Covenant Relationship with God The first mention of the word ‘covenant’ is found in Genesis 6:18,…

  • Dying To Self

    DYING TO SELF In these last days, the Spirit must bring us to the Cross if we would be saved. And once we die on the Cross, we will not respond to any slights against our human flesh any longer, because dead people don’t move. The Christian life can be explained only in terms of…

  • Unfolding The Rosebud

    It is only a tiny rosebud,A flower of God’s design;But I cannot unfold the petalsWith these clumsy hands of mine. The secret of unfolding flowersIs not known to such as I.GOD opens this flower so sweetly,When in my hands they fade and die. If I cannot unfold a rosebud,This flower of God’s design,Then how can…

  • Gentleness

    The troubles of life can make us cranky and out of sorts, but we should never excuse these bouts of bad behaviour, for they can wither the hearts of those we love and spread misery all around us. We have not fulfilled our duty to others until we have learned to be pleasant. The New…

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