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Our God is always present. He is the only constant variable in life's equation, so what is the sum of my life? GOD + ME = ? When we are in sinful slumber God is merciful to awaken us to return to His Call. Here we see this in Jonah's testimony.

Resting in the finished work of Jesus Christ produces joy.

In the opening verses of 2 Thes 3, Paul verifies two basic things pastors need from the flock.

In his clarification of the events that follow the rapture of the church, Paul brings us face-to-face with Satan’s man.

Christ-likeness is a sweet thought for the believer, but the road that leads to it is not absent of bitter moments. The believer's perspective of those moments is critical.

On this Father's Day, men are challenged to avoid 7 Dangerous Traps.

In chapter 2 of of 1 Thessalonians, Paul affirms to the believers at Thessalonica that the Word they received was in fact the Word of God and that God had sent them true men of God. A clear visual of a Sanctified Minister emerges in the chapter.

In order to be a Godly Father, we must first be God's children. A follow up to Portraits of a Godly Father by Kenny Morgan

Idols in our hearts will prevent the communion with God that we are looking for. God will address our idols in order to recapture our heart.

Paul Provides a 3 teired Warning: 1. Beware of Dogs – Wrong Thinking 2. Beware of Evil Workers – Wrong Acting 3. Beware of the Concision – Wrong Identity Paul also provides a comparative solution: 1. God’s Precepts give us a Right DIRECTION. 2. Knowing and Experiencing God’s Promises Provide DURATION. 3. Acquainting Ourselves with the Person of God helps us to understand DIVINITY. 4. Having the eternal perspective of God affects our DESIRE. Right DIRECTION / Provide DURATION / Understand DIVINITY / Affects DESIRE

Taking the example of Mary's outpouring of love on the Savior, and applying its principles in loving God the way He first loved us.

Eph 4:11-13, 21-22

The Testimony of a Godly Christian as seen in Phil. 3:15-21 mirrors closely the heart of Paul in the preceding verses to not settle for the spiritual status quo.

Understanding that when we meet with God, He has expectations of Consecration, Cleanliness, and Conformity. This must be worked out through His grace in the fear of God.

The passion for Christ exhibited by the Apostle Paul in the book of Philippians is both refreshing and challenging. His passion to win the Christ that he had already won (Phil. 3:8) conveys that in Paul's estimation, Jesus Christ was Life's Greatest Gain!