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Tag Archives: comfortable
An Uncomfortable Yes
Remember Peter’s vision about the unclean animals? Animals the Lord God told him to kill and eat? Acts 10:14 (NIV) “Surely not, Lord!” Peter replied. God asks us to do something unusual. It makes us uncomfortable. We … Continue reading
Posted in Building blocks of the economy
Tagged Acts 10:14, comfortable
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Comforting the Comfortable?
I admit it. I whine. To God. Me: I just want to be comfortable. Dear Jesus, is that too much to ask? Jesus: If I expected you to be comfortable, you wouldn’t need the Comforter. John 14:26 … Continue reading
Posted in Foundation of faith
Tagged comfortable, John 14:26, The Comforter
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Uncomfortable Heritage
I would rather be comfortable. But our Scriptural role models didn’t lead comfortable lives. Abram left his home for an unknown destination (Genesis 12) Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers (Genesis 37) David was hunted … Continue reading
Posted in Door of opportunity\
Tagged Abram, comfortable, David, Jeremiah, Jesus, Joseph, Paul
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Make Yourself Uncomfortable
How do you feel about your church? Convicted Challenged Comfortable In a different congregation, a different time, people were sharing how they felt about their church. Around the table, one by one, the answer was “I’m comfortable … Continue reading