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Oct 19, 2008 - John Miller |
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In the story of Elijah we see that he had to go through the
desert, but God sent provisions for him. You can meet God in the
desert in a new and fresh way for you will learn to function in
Christ’s strength. Elijah’s faith would be tried as he went to the
place where God wanted him to go. Our faith will be tried in the
present storm we face also. God says you need to eat of what He
has for you. You need to let His word come in to you. You need to
go to Jesus and drink. With out these provisions you will faint.
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Oct 12, 2008 - John Miller |
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God is taking us to a new place. As I look back at this special
year that God has prepared for us, there is a purpose in what
seems to be madness. God has a plan. Jesus told the disciples they
must cross over the lake; they met the storm, but Jesus was in the
boat with them. He will be with us in the storm this year is
presenting to us. Our safety is not the boat but being in Jesus.
In Him we can rest and be assured we will come through the storm.
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Oct 05, 2008
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John Miller
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In the story of Abraham’s rescue of Lot. After the rescue, Abraham
met Melchizedek and gave a tithe for all that was saved. He knew
he had supplies for only some many days, but he gave back
everything. He knew it was God who blessed him. He did not need
the supplies of the kings of Sodom and Gomorrah. He walked with
his head high and went back to the desert not one penny richer but
one tenth poorer. So Abraham survived in the desert. He survived
there for God kept him and gave him the most precious treasure --
a son who would bring forth a nation.
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Sep 21, 2008
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John Miller
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We must learn in times of difficulty (these do pass) that we
should not fear but trust in God. What should we do? Look in
Proverbs 3:5, “Trust in the Lord, with all your heart and do not
lean on your own understanding.” God called Abraham to follow Him.
But when famine came, he left the place where God had called him
and went down into Egypt. However, there he learned the cost of
going on his own and not trusting God for his provisions. He came
back into famine and trusted God for the provisions he needed.
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Sep 14, 2008 -
Mark Knock
Religion is captivity. Religion comes to
nothing. It does not bring you to God. The same thing done over
and over again does not bring you to God. God in His mercy throws
a wrinkle in your life; He challenges you by putting things in our
path. This stops the on and on process which leads to nothing;
therefore, seek the Lord and live.
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