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When Mess Meets Mercy
Let’s explore the varied ways in which God magnifies His mercy in the midst of the messes we often make of our lives.
In the book of 1 Samuel, we see that mess-making is all too familiar to the people of God. See, God desired to be Israel’s King, but Israel rejected His rule preferring a tangible, human king like the surrounding nations. This brought Israel a world of trouble. Before we can come down hard on Israel and dismiss their actions as foreign to ourselves. Let’s take time to consider how we too are tempted to eject God from His throne in our hearts and lives.
As we do, we will be encouraged that in mercy God would work in and through the mess Israel made for themselves by eventually providing David, a man after God’s own heart to serve as the nation’s greatest (albeit imperfect) king. Ultimately, God would magnify His mercy by sending the Son of David, Jesus, to rescue us from the messes we, too, make by rejecting God as King!
One church, three expressions
A church is not a place but a people in whom Jesus’ grace finds expression. We have the joy of seeing Jesus express His grace in three unique locations.
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What we value
The Table
Jesus leverages ordinary moments for extraordinary purposes. So, we value turning our tables into places of grace, community, and mission.
The Towel
Jesus came not to be served but to serve. So, we value serving one another as well as our neighbors both near and far.
The Tourniquet
Our deepest wounds are worship wounds. So, we value the gospel’s ability to bring healing to the deep places of our lives.
The Toast
Life is hard and can be discouraging. So, we value honoring, encouraging, and celebrating evidences of grace in one another’s lives.
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What Psalm 136-esque song could you write today?
Our Lent reading for today, Psalm 136, recounts reasons to give thanks to God by listing out example after example of how He has been faithful.
After each example, the writer leads the worshippers to remember “His faithful love endures forever.”
A Healthy Approach to Spiritual Disciplines
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What is a healthy approach to Christian spiritual disciplines? Is practicing spiritual disciplines seeking God’s grace or responding to it? Read this article as you head into the season of Lent in preparation for Easter.
Teaching Kids about the Conscience
As these questions come, I believe it’s important now more than ever for parents to teach their children how to differentiate between biblical convictions and personal convictions. It’s important for us to help our kids understand how God has designed the conscience. Here are three truths to get you started.
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