Paul’s affirmation in Romans 8:38-39 declares that nothing can separate us from God’s love. This unbreakable love, unlike human love, is fierce, faithful, and fixed, providing freedom, rest, and confidence. Regardless of life’s challenges, we can live loved and secure in God’s embrace.

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We declare His truth. We trust His provision. We receive His grace. We pray with boldness. We live with courage. The cross settled the question forever: God is for you. So don’t just believe it—live like it! (Romans 8 :31-32)

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Moses, Joshua, Aaron, and Hur demonstrated the power of spiritual unity in battle. Their victory, achieved through collective faith and action, highlights the importance of spiritual unity of the body. (Exodus 17: 8-13)

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Spiritual unity, not uniformity, is the goal. It is cultivated through shared surrender, prayer, and expectation, as seen in the upper room in Acts 2. Spiritual unity is not about just being in the same room, it is essential for revival and invites God’s presence and blessings.

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Raising children to be devoted followers of Jesus is a father’s most vital role. By being involved in God’s work, and living out faith, dads can increase the likelihood of leaving an eternal legacy of their children loving the Lord. (Ephesians 6: 1-4)

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God has given us faith. While unbelief is synonymous with doubt, it does not indicate a lack of faith. How do we increase faith and decrease of unbelief? (Mark 9:24)

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Serving God, the gracious master, leads to sanctification and eternal life, while serving sin, the cruel master, leads to shame and death. Let's serve the right master! (Romans 6:19)

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Are you planting seeds of legacy that you may never see but trust God will grow? What can we learn from the life of Jochebed? (Exodus 2: 1-10)

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