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Do the words that we speak line up with the Word of God? Are we speaking truth or repeating lies the enemy (demons) have whispered to us? Are we speaking faith or fear? Doubt or trust? Do we speak through the lens of knowing the truth found in God’s Word? We can create blessings and
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Date Written: Between the time of Moses (around 1440 B.C.) & the Babylonian captivity (586 B.C.) Author: David wrote 73 psalms, Asaph wrote 12, the sons of Korah wrote 9, Solomon wrote 2. Heman, Ethan & Moses each wrote 1. 51 of the psalms are anonymous. Setting: For the most part, the psalms were not
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Part Two If you missed part one, you can scroll back through the older posts to find it. It should just be a few posts back. I left off in part one when I was around the age of 11. I am going to pick up there and share a few significant life events that
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Revelation 3:15-16 “I know your deeds, that you are neither cold (invigorating, refreshing) nor hot (healing, therapeutic); I wish that you were cold or hot. So because you are lukewarm (spiritually useless), and neither hot nor cold, I will vomit you out of My mouth [rejecting you with disgust]. Foot notes from biblegateway.com says: This phrase and the
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We currently have two series that post weekly on our Website. One: My Personal Healing and Deliverance Journey. I am not sure how long this series will last, but I felt the Lord laying it on my heart to share my full story in detail. I plan on including the facts, my emotions, the process,
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Esther Date Written: approximately 470 B.C. Author: Unknown, but possibly Mordecai. Some have suggested Ezra or Nehemiah because of the similarity of the writing style. Setting: This story is set in the Persian empire & most of it takes place in the king’s palace in Susa, the Persian capital. The book begins with Queen Vashti
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Part One This is a new series about my journey to healing, deliverance, and the lessons I learned along the way. It is called: My Personal Healing and Deliverance Journey. I will be sharing very personal details of my journey. It is going to be very raw, open, honest, emotional, and full of hope for
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Nehemiah Date Written: approximately 445 B.C. -432 B.C. Author: Much of the book is written in first person, so it’s believed that Nehemiah is the author. He probably wrote the book with Ezra being the editor. Setting: Zerubbabel led the first return to Jerusalem. Then Ezra led the second return. And now Nehemiah is leading
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Recently my husband (Ronnie) and I went out for a date night. We planned on cleaning the house together as soon as we got home. As we were on our way home the Lord started showing me some things that He wanted me to pray through. As soon as I got home I went to
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Ezra Date Written: around 450 B.C. Author: Ezra Setting: This book follows II Chronicles as a history of the Jewish people. It opens 48 years after Nebuchadnezzar destroyed Jerusalem, defeated the southern kingdom of Judah & carried the Jews away to Babylon as captives. God’s temple is in ruins. Ezra tells of the return of
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