Jesus wants our hearts to overflow with joy, and he offers it freely. I have been given a burden from the Lord. I believe in the… View Post My 6 week Bible Study!! in Family & Inspiration I am so excited to announce that I wrote a Bible Study! Gods word is alive and powerful…...
While others along the river may have rejected Paul’s words about Jesus, Lydia accepted them and became a believer (Acts 16:14). Once she believed, she made a confession of her faith to her whole world through baptism, and then she assembled her entire household, told them what had ...
place in Christ and was able to comfort others just as she had been as well she developed the gift of exhortation and learned to pray for others. Lydia was exposed to someone with disabilities that really added to her life but she learned to serve through their friendship.…show more ...
Jesus, mighty, strong when I'm weak All of my hope is found in this He said I am, and He is People come and people go But there's a friend I've learned to know Is here to stay all through the night He'll never ever leave my side So taste and see that He is good And kind...
This is a very plausible route by which Jesus’ followers might have learned about what was going on behind the scenes in Herod’s household. But Luke isn’t talking about Herod or about John the Baptist. It’s a completely different context. And Matthew doesn’t...
In searching for an explanation for this miracle, we can remember Jesus’ words: “Of such is the kingdom of heaven.” If we prefer science to explain our miracles, we can watch this fascinating TED-X talk from Patricia Kuhl. Our Pittsburgh sojourn comes to an end on Friday. ...
Later, the group arrives at Hilltop with a captive Lydia and Jesus' body, causing the whole community to react in disbelief. In the cellar, Daryl throws her in a cell as Michonne rips off her blindfold and tells her "No more bullshit!" Daryl, Michonne, and Tara interrogate Lydia, who ...
“their own beliefs” in creation, the power of God, faith, works, rewards, heaven, hell and judgment day. Both religions believe faith cannot be forced and is, instead, a choice. Both faiths believe that God does not need them.The difference is Jesus. Interesting enough the difference is...