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"Jesus knew that without a shepherd, sheep were in a lot of trouble. They can’t fend for themselves against predators and have a hard time finding the food and water they need. Jesus was moved with compassion for the people among the crowd because He knew their pressing demands were prompted by great needs."- David Guzik

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"This implies effort. The heart must be applied to understanding. It won’t happen by accident. This wisdom, discernment, and understanding must be sought out as if it were silver and hidden treasures."-David Guzik

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"Those truly reconciled must truly persevere. Paul’s main focus is continuing in the truth of the gospel (continue in the faith… not moved away from the hope of the gospel which you heard). It is important for Christians to continue in godly conduct, but we are not saved by our godly conduct. So it is even more important for Christians to continue in the truth of the gospel because we are saved by grace through faith."-David Guzik

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"Jesus told Jairus to do two things. First, to stop being afraid. It sounds almost cruel for Jesus to say this to a man who just lost his daughter, but Jesus knew that fear and faith don’t go together. Before Jairus could really trust Jesus, he had to decide to put away fear. Second, Jesus told Jairus to only believe. Don’t try to believe and be afraid at the same time. Don’t try to believe and figure it all out. Don’t try to believe and make sense of the delay. Instead, only believe."-David Guzik

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"There is no doubt that Jesus is the author of all creation. He Himself is not a created being. When we behold the wonder and the glory of the world Jesus created, we worship and honor Him all the more."-David Guzik

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"This means that the bold exclusivism of Acts 4:12 was coupled with a radiant love characteristic of Jesus. If we will preach no other name we should also make it evident that we have been with Jesus."-David Guzik

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In September, we are beginning a study of the book of Revelation. To prepare for our study of Revelation, this coming Sunday, August 25th, we will be looking at an Old Testament prophecy from the Book of Daniel. On the evening of Wednesday the 28th, we will have a more in-depth study of Daniel. Join us for this fascinating journey into one of the least understood and least read books of the Bible.

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Every Wednesday at 19:00
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"This was a great message to tell. This is a gospel we should all be able to preach. The man set free did, because he departed and began to proclaim… all that Jesus had done for him. His story showed the value of one life to Jesus, because this was the only reason why Jesus came to this side of the Sea of Galilee. His story also showed that with Jesus, no one is beyond hope, because if this man could be changed then anyone could." -David Guzik

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"Paul develops his teaching about salvation around three themes.

· Justification is an image from the court of law.

· Redemption is an image from the slave market.

· Propitiation is an image from the world of religion, appeasing God through sacrifice."
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"Jesus first and foremost commanded them (and us) not to do, but to trust. If we want to do the work of God, it begins with trusting Jesus." -David Guzik

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"As Paul condemned those who practiced fornication, uncleanness or covetousness as the sons of disobedience (Ephesians 5:6), he also recognized that this was the exact darkness Christians had emerged from. But now, having been enlightened, we are to walk as children of the light." -David Guzik

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"Merciful is better translated, full of compassion. In five of the 13 times it is used, this word is translated full of compassion in the NKJV. F.B. Meyer wrote, “the word means ‘tenderly pitiful.’”"- David Guzik (Enduring Word Commentary)

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