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Lynn Jones: Dealing with our debts

The best that we can do is to receive these gracious gifts and out of gratitude to respond with faithful service.

Quitting our sin is a challenge to us since our very nature bends in that direction.

New lives mean change, and change is daunting. The unknown can paralyze us. But when it’s from the Lord, it’s also transformational.

The person in the twilight of life who is rallying, may even realize that they love more than they thought possible.

Our greatest help in making decisions is found in God.

All of us must deal with feelings of resentment and anger towards other people.

Days can’t be saved. They have to be redeemed by doing the most important things in them.

Paul said that contentment was to be prized.

There are many wonderful things in this life. Paul identified three of them–faith, hope, and love ( Cor. 13:13)

When you break it down, it is made up of specific actions. We must demonstrate love in specific things that we do.