Brotherly Love Means Love To All

Brotherly Love Means Love To All
If any man’s sorrows need our sympathy, his bodily or spiritual wants our help, let us think no more of asking whether he belongs to our country or family, our party or church, than if we saw him stretching out his hands from the window of a burning house, or found him, like the object of the Samaritan’s kindness, wallowing in a pool of blood. Thus Christ loved us; and thus he teaches us to love one another.—GUTHRIE.

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Thanking God That I’m Not God

Katie Brazelton

Are you ready to celebrate your recovery in a healthy, God-honoring way, by thank- ing him that you’re not him and for the victory he’s declared over the demons in your life?

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The Secrets of Success

Yechiel Eckstein

If we want to prosper in whatever we do, we will choose to be guided by God’s wisdom. We will avoid being with people who tear down our faith rather than encourage us. We will spend time in God’s Word and know his will for us.

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The Rising Light

Chris Tiegreen

Often this true light is reflected in the people who recognize it. After all, Isaiah called God’s people to rise and shine with his glory (Isaiah 60:1-3), and Jesus told his followers not only that he was the light of the world (John 8:12), but that they were too.

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The Step One in Hearing God

Chris Tiegreen

From the first pages of Scripture, God speaks. Every time He utters a word, things happen. He says, “Let there be light,” and light comes into being—and He keeps talking until our entire universe is filled with order and life.