The Catalyst for Courage (Part II)
As a teenage shepherd boy, David did not shrink back from confronting Goliath because he knew God’s will and God’s heart! Knowing God’s will is the catalyst to have courage and to act upon your convictions!
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As a teenage shepherd boy, David did not shrink back from confronting Goliath because he knew God’s will and God’s heart! Knowing God’s will is the catalyst to have courage and to act upon your convictions!
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As God’s people, we are called to be courageous. Courage is a catalyst for change, but to be courageous, we need God’s call and promise to be courageous and to push us to walk on uncertain paths in life! …
How would you respond if you were invited to a king’s palace for a meal!? Many may consider it a great honor and privilege. However, that is not how Daniel felt when he was offered the king’s food and delicacies! …
We all want the new things the Lord has for us, but most of us do not like the uncertainty of the unknown that it might bring. The angel of the Lord visited Mary and declared the birth of Jesus. This began a new era for God’s people as the Lord sent His only son to the earth! However, Jesus’ birth also brought much uncertainty to Joseph and Mary!
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We are entering the season of giving, so many of us shop for nice things and give gifts to others. However, spiritually speaking, there is more to giving than just buying gifts.
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The book of Acts is known as the Acts of the Holy Spirit. The baptism of the Holy Spirit became the catalyst for the first gospel message to be preached by Peter and for the New Testament church to be birth. The old way of relating to God had past and the new living way of relating to God had begun! …