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Do we go to Christ when we are in need?
There is something very emotional about support from others when we are struggling.
Christ knocks at the door to our hearts.
There is no forgiveness without the shedding of blood. Christ came to accomplish this once and for all.
The depth of agony as Christ was crucified is beyond our comprehension, but we must meditate on it as we worship Him.
It is much easier to say “I love you” than to really mean it.
Corban is a term for checking a box the appears to be obeying God but is actually directly opposed to his wishes.
One of Christ’s greatest declarations was that he would rebuild the temple (His body) in three days.
God projects His passion into our lives through the sacrifice of Christ.
Clarence Jordan is the author of the Cotton Patch Version knew a lot about what Christians should understand about suffering.
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