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“Celebrate the wonderful birth of Jesus-Yeshua, our Lord Emmanuel.”
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Seven Seasonal Songs.
“Celebrate the wonderful birth of Jesus-Yeshua, our Lord Emmanuel.”
Towards Bethlehem.
May Jesus Christ bless you abundantly today. May the Lord Jesus Christ equip you to accomplish good things in October and enable you to excel throughout the remainder of the year 2020. Amen. 🙏 To God be the glory!
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me.
Christ Jesus performed so many wonderful signs as proof of His lordship and divinity (John 20:30-31).
Bright, resplendent sunlight gleaming through the mist of a tranquil forest. The great outdoors.
The God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ is most certainly good. God is good all the time. There shall never be a day when God is not good. God is infinite and eternal goodness (Psalm 34:8).
Follow Jesus and you will never regret it (Matthew 9:9; Mark 1:16-17).
A galaxy in constant motion, defying man’s imagination, incomprehensibly vast, inconceivably awesome. A celestial mystery.
How dreadful did Good Friday seem. Jesus’ disciples and friends were crestfallen and bewildered as they stood at the foot of the ‘Old Rugged Cross’. Their hopes for the redemption and salvation of Israel were crushed and crucified.✝️ But on the third day their hopes revived. They discovered their Redeemer and Savior, the eternal King of Israel, was alive. His followers rejoiced with exuberant, irrepressible, spiritual joy because Christ had risen indeed, had trounced Satan and had buried their sins forever. Amen.
Believer! Get involved in the unifying, spiritual quiz. Take a moment to fill in the blanks.💭Simply open the reply box and feel free to express yourself!💻 Magnify Jesus, give glory to God.
“Spread the Good News and do it with hope. Tell the young, the poor, the elderly, the uninformed, the sick, the dying - tell them all about Christ. Tell them of His power, and of His love; tell them of His exploits, and of His feelings; tell them of His peerless wisdom, and of His resplendent glory; tell them what He has done for the chief of sinners; tell it to them over and over again.”
I hope you are not squeamish, Tumblrers. But today there is a need to emphasize, to be mindful of and to take into consideration the precious propitiating blood which was shed by Christ who was crucified to satisfy divine justice.✝️ Today you can centre your affections on and give irrepressible thanks unto the Lamb of God who was willingly slain for the redemption and atonement of sinners including you and me. FOCUS!
“It is finished.” These are the final words Christ Jesus proclaimed from the Cross upon completion of His Father’s redemptive work on earth.
Mission Accomplished! The costly crimson blood was outpoured and divine justice was satisfied.
At the click of a button and in less time than it takes to boil an egg, you can experience some rousing, emotive, heart-melting gospel music, as well as Bible verses and Good Friday scenes from the evocative film “The Passion Of The Christ”.
Passion Week reminds me of how fickle and capricious the hearts of people are. Exalted songs of “Hosanna, hosanna!” days later became angry chants: “Give us Barabbas, give us Barabbas!” So Pontius Pilate consented to the will of the hostile multitude and Jesus was crucified although He was sinless and had done no wrong.✝️ But it was meant to be! You remember the words that Jesus spoke to the two saddened travellers on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:24-27).
Pluck up your courage and then activate the start button!
Sleep well tonight and don’t have apocalyptic nightmares!