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Father, your creation declares your greatness and lovingkindness, encouraging statements of pure truth in our daily walk... The Bible teaches that those outside of Christ, those who have not been baptized (immersed in water) into His death, burial, and resurrection, have no hope of eternal life. But for those who believed and were baptized into Christ, the promises are life-altering and eternal. But once we've been baptized, are we always saved? Not necessarily according to t

Father, your creation declares your greatness and lovingkindness, encouraging statements of pure truth in our daily walk... The resurrected Jesus was challenging His disciple/His apostle Peter, the very one who had denied Jesus three times just a few days before. The challenge involved growing from a brotherly love to a point of attaining a kind of love that would sacrifice anything, ANYTHING for the benefit of the kingdom, including Peters's own life! "When they had finished

Father, your creation declares your greatness and lovingkindness, encouraging statements of pure truth in our daily walk... This life is full of fears of the unknown. And for those outside of Christ, those fears are justified. But the scriptures teach that there is no fear in love. "There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment." (1 John 4:18). How can we possibly make sense of this? The bottom line here is that we are eith