純福音東京教会 · 8 min read
In Daniel 6, Daniel keeps praying despite the ban and leaves the lions' den unharmed. The God of Daniel is your God: keep praying till the answer.
上野の森キリスト教会 · 10 min read
Genesis 28: on the run, alone and despairing, Jacob sleeps on a stone. God comes down beside him and promises, "I am with you." Bethel points to Jesus.
Église Saint-Lazare · 10 min read
In 1 Peter 2:4-10, a guest preacher at Église Saint-Lazare reminds us that your identity and your calling come from what God says about you.
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油山シャローム教会 · 9 min read
For Pastor Yokota, thirsting for God is not a lack of faith but a sign of spiritual health. Psalm 42 and the torn veil.
沼津シオン・キリスト教会 · 10 min read
In 2 Kings 19, Pastor Ogino draws three lessons from Hezekiah's prayer: pray frankly, begin with praise, and trust that God hears and answers.
大阪オンヌリキリスト教会 · 10 min read
1 Chronicles 15: after Uzzah's death, David carries the ark as God commanded. Your zeal for God needs to be adjusted by his Word.
大阪オンヌリキリスト教会 · 10 min read
1 Chronicles 13: David wants to bring the ark back to Jerusalem on a new cart. A good goal is not enough, so also seek the method that pleases God.
Église Protestante Évangélique de Toulouse · 9 min read
In John 2, Samuel Ramos shows what happens when God is present: the wine flows freely at Cana and Jesus replaces the temple with his own person.
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大阪オンヌリキリスト教会 · 8 min read
1 Chronicles 13:9-14: Uzzah struck down, Obed-Edom blessed. Carelessness draws judgment, while the fear of God and obedience open the way to blessing.
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KINGDOM SEEKERS · 11 min read
From Revelation to Romans 12, Bungo Kubota shows how your life becomes a holy and living sacrifice that delights the Father's heart.
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大阪オンヌリキリスト教会 · 9 min read
1 Chronicles 14: David inquires of God even when blessed, even after a victory. Do not lean on yesterday: seek his will and follow him, he fights before you.
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Impact Centre Chrétien Montréal · 11 min read
In Galatians 2:20, Tonny Tshibangu shows that the ego is the enemy of your being rooted in the love of God and of others.