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Sermons by Wade Allen (Page 42)
The first event described here relays the story of how Daniel and many others find themselves living in a strange, new land with strange, new cultures and religious beliefs. Daniel’s character is tested as his home culture clashes with his new, host culture.
Have you ever found yourself facing an ultimatum that just seems ridiculous?
Don’t ask, ‘Why?’ Instead ask, ‘What next?’
In recent years, there has been much debate as to the date and authorship of the Book of Daniel. This debate is a divisive factor in the overall understanding of the book. As you study this book, it is imperative to clarify your understanding on this issue because of the impact it will have upon your interpretation.
Daniel’s distinction is a direct result of God’s blessings, which is inter-connected with his absolute commitment to Him and to living a disciplined life.
Sometimes we have to hit bottom and hit it hard before we can truly say that we love. If your life was perfect, Then what would you need Jesus for?
What are the gifts of Christmas? Who was the Promise of God from the beginning? Luke 1:32-33; 3:33
The first words spoken by God as recorded in the Holy Scriptures are, “LET THERE BE LIGHT.” On that first day of creation, after God created the heavens and the earth, He spoke light into being. Light is a dynamic metaphor throughout Holy Writ—as is darkness.
Why was it important for Paul to defend his ministry while in Thessalonica?
What did Paul do that convinced the Thessalonians that he was the real thing, not some con artist?
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Paul Finds a New Mission Field.
Paul Finds Opposition in Corinth.
Paul Finds a Gateway for the Gospel.
True greatness affects others. Serving others…
Creates thankfulness
Blesses the person served
Encourages others
Opens them to Christ
Glorifies God to unbelievers
Honors God
Encourages yourself