The Feast of Obedience
Growing in Godliness Aimee Joseph Growing in Godliness Aimee Joseph

The Feast of Obedience

“As believers in Christ, we don’t need to chase after the things the world chases, even basic provision (Matt. 6:33). We don’t have to buy into the lie of scarcity when we have an abundant Father. We don’t have to determine our day by the amount of energy in our tanks, for we know that if God is calling us to something, he will give us all we need for life and godliness (2 Peter 1:3).” - The Feast of Obedience, by Aimee Joseph

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Charles and Susie: Faith in the Midst of Pain
Grief & Suffering Ray Rhodes, Jr. Grief & Suffering Ray Rhodes, Jr.

Charles and Susie: Faith in the Midst of Pain

“Charles and Susie’s spirituality served as the foundation that kept them buttressed amidst their many sufferings. They prayed. They read their Bibles. They worshiped God. They sang. They labored in the Lord’s service. They loved one another well. They died with hope. Charles and Susie faced death’s cold stare by praising God. Such is the way they approached every trial along the way.” - Charles and Susie: Faith in the Midst of Pain, by Ray Rhodes

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Jesus and Our Words: How Knowing Jesus Transforms Our Speech
Growing in Godliness Journeywomen Ministries Growing in Godliness Journeywomen Ministries

Jesus and Our Words: How Knowing Jesus Transforms Our Speech

“When Christ ascended to heaven, his work on earth continued. Since the day the Spirit was given on Pentecost, Jesus has actively built his Church with the witness—the words—of his followers. As they have proclaimed the gospel and explained the Scriptures, the Church has grown. Even now, Jesus is building his Church as his people speak the truth in love (Eph. 4:15-16). But you may wonder, “How is it possible that my words could be useful for the building of the Church? How can my conversations contribute to the body of Christ?”” - Jesus and Our Words: How Knowing Jesus Transforms Our Speech by Cheryl Marshall and Caroline Newheiser

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