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Continue reading →: Understanding Oppression and Money in EcclesiastesThe author reflects on personal experiences and insights after a vacation in northern Scotland, emphasizing the importance of addressing social injustice and caring for the oppressed. They discuss money’s deceptive allure, advocating for a careful stewardship of wealth to support both family and community, always prioritizing faith and the love…
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Continue reading →: Understanding God’s Final Word in ChristThe content emphasizes the profound significance of the book of Hebrews in presenting the supremacy of Christ. It highlights that God has communicated throughout history, culminating in Christ, who embodies the final truth and authority. The author urges believers to trust in Christ alone for salvation and to accept the…
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Continue reading →: Jacob, Joseph, and the Promise of SalvationIn the culmination of Genesis, we witness the fulfillment of God’s promises through Abraham’s lineage, where faith, blessing, and forgiveness prevail. Jacob blesses his sons and looks ahead to Israel’s exodus. His burial symbolizes the universal salvation brought by Christ, emphasizing God’s sovereignty and the global reach of salvation. Joseph’s…
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Continue reading →: God’s Presence in Egypt: A Theme of Assurance and BlessingIntroduction Good morning! Turn with me in your bibles to the book of Genesis, chapter 46. We are going to be covering another large block of text this morning, all of chapters 46 and 47, which gives an account of Jacob and the whole of his family moving to Egypt. …
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiastes 5:1-7: Cultivating Reverence and Awe in Public WorshipThe writer reflects on the importance of a reverent attitude in worship and the distractions that can hinder it. Stressing the need for focused worship, the writer points out the challenge of putting aside worldly cares and distractions, emphasizing the importance of approaching God with reverence and awe.
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Continue reading →: Joseph’s Test and Judah’s Sacrifice: Symbolism of RedemptionIn Genesis 43, Joseph’s brothers return to Egypt to buy grain, this time with their youngest brother Benjamin. Joseph, who they do not recognize, tests them to see if they have changed. Despite their fear and guilt, they are received with grace and compassion by Joseph, and Judah selflessly offers…
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Continue reading →: Joseph’s Humble Submission: A Lesson on God’s ProvidenceThis sermon delves into Genesis, focusing on Joseph’s imprisonment, dream interpretation, and rise to power in Egypt. Joseph’s humble submission to God’s providence and successful interpretation of Pharaoh’s dreams lead to his elevation. The narrative is compared to Christ’s role as salvation, emphasizing trust in God’s plan. The call to…
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Continue reading →: Avoiding Envy and Embracing Contentment: Lessons for Christian LivingSummary: The blog post discusses the challenges of life as depicted in “Don’t Waste Your Breath” by Brian Borgman, focusing on Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:16. It covers the challenges of injustice, oppression, envy, and the need for contentment. The author emphasizes the importance of finding joy in godliness and advises against comparing…
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Continue reading →: God’s Faithfulness in Trials: Lessons from Joseph and Potiphar’s WifeThis morning’s passage in Genesis 39 follows the story of Joseph and his trials, highlighting the faithfulness of God and the foreshadowing of Christ. Joseph’s success and temptation reveal that God’s presence transcends circumstances, offering strength and transformation through trials. The text emphasizes that the Lord is with us through…
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Continue reading →: Understanding God’s Role as the Supreme AuthorThis week’s study focuses on Ecclesiastes, emphasizing God’s sovereignty over every aspect of life. The metaphor of God as a playwright is discussed, highlighting His control over human stories. Despite life’s challenging moments, God’s sovereign plan provides hope and peace. Christians are called to trust in God’s providence and play…






