Independence Day faith and national blessing prayer call
The message urges Christians to pray for God’s blessing on America during the 4th of July weekend. It urges people to become a 2 Chronicles 7 14 people, seeking humbleness, prayer, and repentance, and emphasizes spiritual freedom through the Holy Spirit rather than government action.
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America
Jesus
United States
God
Jesus Christ
The Severity of Jesus in the Gospel Accounts
An examination of Jesus severing the temple trade, denouncing false religion, and asserting the only path to heaven. The article argues believers should heed Jesus both for mercy and severity, noting judgment for those who reject his words and urging faithful obedience to the gospel.
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Paul
Jesus
Christ
Temple
Tom
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Star Spangled Savior and the prayer for America
A patriotic exhortation recalling Will Rogers and lyrics of God Bless America. Emphasizes faith in God, pledge, anthem, and Constitution as guiding factors for America's blessing. Advocates return to Christian foundations with Jesus Christ as savior for the nation and world.
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America
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Have I Told You Lately I Love You and Thanks
A reflective note on saying I love you and giving thanks, tying song lyrics to gratitude toward God and family. The piece urges appreciation for parents and spouses, recalling how constant reminders of love shape family bonds and faith. It contrasts enduring affection with a wary husband who changes his mind, urging renewed expression of love.
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Mama
Papa
Humble Messengers Carry God’s Word to All
A devotional reflection on Jesus’ rejection at Nazareth and God using ordinary people like Mary’s son, Moody, and Paul to spread the gospel. It emphasizes reliance on Christ’s strength in weakness and invites listeners to receive the Word for wisdom unto salvation.
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Jesus
Remembering Lt. Commander Jesse James Alexander and Independence
Lt. Commander Jesse James Alexander retired after 33 years in the Navy and moved to my hometown. He served mainly on the USS Connecticut in World War I and collected guns dating before the revolutionary era. His stories linked battles, liberty, and sacrifice as we celebrate Independence Day with reflection on a different hill and cross.
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Jesse James Alexander
United States Navy
USS
Connecticut
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