What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness?
When you look over the past year, can you honestly say you’re growing closer to God? Let’s look at the Beatitude portion of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
Read More »When you look over the past year, can you honestly say you’re growing closer to God? Let’s look at the Beatitude portion of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
Read More »When we hear the term “righteousness,” so often we think of restrictions, rules, and regulations. But if that’s our perception, we’re really missing out!
Read More »How’s your relationship with God going these days? Do you proactively seek to spend time with Him?
Let’s reflect on the importance of the beatitude, “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.”
Fractured relationships aren’t easy to restore. Perhaps you have a strained relationship with a friend or loved one that needs mending.
Read More »When we hear the term “righteousness” we often think of rules and regulations, a standard we have to live up to. Let’s study the beatitude, “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.”
Read More »The idea of meekness winning the day doesn’t seem very realistic in our culture. And yet, in God’s kingdom, it’s the meek that will benefit in the long run.
Read More »What did Jesus mean when He said, “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth”? Let’s continue an in-depth look at the Sermon on the Mount.
Read More »It’s possible to think of meekness as a character flaw, that someone who is meek is merely unable to fight back or stand up for himself.
Read More »Sometimes it seems like only the strong-willed and forceful get things accomplished, that meekness is out of date and won’t work in today’s world.
Read More »The dictionary defines the word “meek” as overly submissive, compliant, spiritless, and tame. Doesn’t sound like much of a way to live!
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