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How about you? Are you experiencing the joy that comes when godliness is combined with contentment? If so, you've got the winning combination. |
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Mountaintop experiences can be beneficial, but nothing is more profitable than an ongoing, Christ-centered life of faith. |
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Do you sometimes lose the joy of your salvation because you
fail to deal with your sins? If you'll confess them, God will forgive
you (1 John 1:9). He'll restore your joy and help you overcome
sins that trouble you. That's what it means to be a "repenting and
rejoicing" Christian. |
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God also wants to use you, your possessions, and even your pain, to equip you for a life that's rich in giving and sharing. Have you said yes
to Him? |
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We face this conflict every day, but the Spirit can overcome
our sinful desires and win the battle. Which side is winning in
your life? |
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Name your own blessings daily; contemplate them thoroughly;
speak about them to God and to others. Gradually your concern
about feelings will diminish and you'll be praising God
with joy. |
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Have you prayed for deliverance from something that weakens you,
but deliverance hasn't come? Remember, God's grace is sufficient
for you. He can transform your limitation into your "heavenly
advantage." |
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Indeed, if you are a repentant believer like Peter, you too can trust the Lord to give you another chance. Confess your sin and experience His forgiveness, healing, and restoration (1 John 1:9) |
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