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I am happy to have dual citizenship. While I am a citizen of the United States, I am also a citizen of the Kingdom of God. Although I have a King, he is unlike any human king. His love, caring and grace are bountiful. I know I can count on his grace and guidance even when I fail to keep his law perfectly. He is a serving king, so much so, he laid his life down for us. As our creator, he knows what is best for me. He created his law to be “A Light for my Path.” As Scarlett mentions in “Your Laws Endure”, his moral law is as dependable as the law of gravity. Join us this month as we examine the praises of God's law in Psalm 119, a law which is just as applicable to the present generation as it was when the Psalm was written.
No matter how hard some try to demean or destroy the word of God, his word is still relevant today as it has always been. ... more
How important are God's instructions to our decision making in daily life? How important is our attitude toward God and his word to being able to make good decisions...more
Usually children and grandchildren hate hearing a sentence that begins with “When I was a kid…” The more expressive might even roll their eyes. ...more
Most of us are accepting of and grateful for our traffic signs and signals here in the USA. We stop willingly on a red light, waiting for the green signal to continue our journey. ...more
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Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.
Psalm 119:105
December 2020,
Volume 19 Issue 11
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