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Psalm 103 has been called David’s “Hallelujah Chorus.” In this Psalm we are given many benefits of the redeemed–benefits which are presented as reasons to praise the Lord. Victory over any negative circumstance is not far away when we begin to bless the Lord and remember all His benefits: we are redeemed, forgiven, [...] [...]
It was “that close”. Missed it by “that much”. “It was just around the corner”. Do these remarks sound familiar? How many times did we “miss out” because of a narrow margin? It is hard to deal with “almost”. But, what happens when we start the game with two strikes against us to begin [...] [...]
Psalm 118 was a great psalm that was sung following the Passover meal. Nearly a century after the return of the Jewish people to Palestine, Nehemiah engineered the reconstruction of the walls around Jerusalem in 52 days. This psalm was sung, a victory chant. Here at New Life the walls are being rebuild around our [...] [...]
Hello Brother Gerald, I want to share something that has been in my spirit starting the weekend we were with you. I have never done anything like this before and I have asked God to remove the images from my spirit for several days but they continue so I will just tell you what I see [...] [...]
THINGS GOD WON’T ASK ON THAT DAY. 1…. God won’t ask what kind of car you drove. He’ll ask how many people you drove who didn’t have transportation.. 2…. Gos won’t ask the square footage of your house, He’ll ask how many people you welcomed into your home. 3…. God won’t ask about the clothes you [...] [...]
“What did you go out into the wilderness to see…? Matt. 11:7 Jesus was asking a question about motivation. What is your motivation for what you do? Why do you live the way you live? What is your reason for serving God? Why are you here at New Life? Are we here because [...] [...]
Once is not always enough. Can you receive all you need with a one time request of God? Of course the answer is yes, but it is not always that way. Sometimes, probably more than we want to admit, we need a second “touch” from the master. What prompts a second or [...] [...]
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