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When a person appropriates the work of the cross in any situation, the enemy is utterly defenseless against them. But if you don’t understand what actually happened at the cross, you won’t be able to apply it to your life.
Courtrooms, Crosses, and Crowns: Finding Hope in the Bible’s Message of Judgment
Short on time? I have created a short slide show presentation of some key takeaways in our study. The complete, more comprehensive bible study is below...
Many people know that Jesus Christ died on the cross and that Jesus rose from the dead. But although many people know that Jesus was raised from the dead, not many people know the spiritual meaning of His resurrection. But what is the power of His resurrection and how does the power of His resurrection becomes visible in the lives of Christians? Find the answer in the blog
How to Read Bible Verses in Context (So You Don't Misunderstand What It Actually Means)
Cherry-picking random Scriptures can lead to so many misunderstandings. Learn how to read those Bible verses in context to make sure you have a solid understanding of why it was said, who it was said to, and what it really means. Bible Reading Guide | Best Way To Read The Bible | Bible For Beginners | How To Understand The Bible
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“Take Up Your Cross” Verse Meaning of Jesus' Words
What exactly was Jesus saying when he said that every person who wants to follow him should “take up his cross?” What did this mean for the disciples Jesus was directly speaking to? And how does it apply to us today? There’s no doubt this is a sobering phrase and one that we may even want to avoid at times. But easy to read or hard to digest, we don’t have to be afraid of God’s word and its implications for our lives. We can trust that every word was written for our good.
