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Continue reading →: The Lineage of Christ: The Story of Judah and TamarThe narrative in Genesis, Chapter 38, delves into the life of Judah, showcasing his flawed behavior and the consequences of his actions. This complex and morally challenging story reveals the undeniable presence of sin and the ultimate sovereignty of God in using human shortcomings for His redemptive plan. Despite the…
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Continue reading →: Self-Interest vs. Sacrifice: Drawing Parallels from Joseph to ChristThe story of Joseph deepens understanding of Christ’s sacrifice by highlighting selfless living for God’s plan. Joseph’s life, like Christ’s, emphasizes serving others above self. In a world driven by self-interest, Paul encourages reflecting Christ’s selflessness. Christ’s sacrificial life embodies repentance, faith, and surrender, inspiring us to sacrifice for the…
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Continue reading →: Unfailing Love and Faithfulness: Finding Comfort in God’s PromisesThe Apostle Paul’s faithfulness despite hardships is a model for us. We’re reminded of God’s unwavering faithfulness, irrespective of our failures. Comparing human faithfulness to God’s is like comparing a quark to the universe. Despite our shortcomings, God’s love and mercy never end. This truth should encourage and sustain us…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiastes 2:1-11 Reflection: Pursuing Pleasure and Finding True FulfillmentThe content reflects on the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures and the pursuit of fulfillment. It emphasizes the limitations of enjoying material gifts, warning against idolizing them. The writer shares personal struggles with alcohol dependence and the eventual realization of its fleeting nature. The message encourages finding ultimate fulfillment in…
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Continue reading →: Embracing God’s Discipline: The Path to Growth and TransformationIn today’s scripture readings, we are reminded of the value of humility and discipline. Embracing God’s discipline is challenging, but it leads to growth and transformation. Through the story of Joseph, we see the significance of humility before exaltation, and we are encouraged to welcome discipline as a means of…
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Continue reading →: Trusting God’s Plan as a Jar of Clay: 2 Corinthians 4: 7-18 ReflectionToday’s reflection connects the metaphor of being a “jar of clay” to the idea of finding strength in God’s power rather than in oneself. The passage emphasizes the transient nature of worldly struggles and the eternal hope found through faith. It encourages trust in God’s plan and provision despite our…
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Continue reading →: Joseph: A Foreshadowing of Christ’s Suffering and RedemptionThis sermon reflects on the biblical story of Joseph and its implications for understanding God’s sovereignty in the face of suffering. It highlights Joseph’s flawed character, the parallels to Christ’s suffering, and the deception of Jacob. The text is explored for comfort in uncertainty, confidence in God’s ultimate justice, and…
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Continue reading →: Understanding God’s Covenantal Love in Ephesians 1: 3-14In Ephesians 1: 3-14, the love of God is described as covenantal. This means that God’s love for us is not based on our faithfulness, but on His promise to love us always. This should bring us joy and teach us to love others unconditionally, as God loves us. Our…
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Continue reading →: God’s Unfading Love: Overcoming Differences and HardshipsThe content explores the unfading love of God and contrasts it with the fading nature of human love, discussing the impacts of human sin and baggage on relationships. It emphasizes the unyielding nature of God’s love, referencing Bible verses to support the concept. The reflection ends with a prayer expressing…
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Continue reading →: Work as a Gift: Embracing the Joy of Mundane Routines and Finding Meaning in LaborThe content reflects on the monotony and toil of daily tasks, particularly in the context of poultry production. The writer shares personal insights and struggles, emphasizing the need for re-ordering one’s life to find fulfillment in serving God. They encourage finding contentment and joy in work as a gift from…






