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Graduation
When you first tried to ride a bike or swim, it was a little scary, wasn’t it? Life is like that. Ask Joshua. When God told him to take over the Promised Land, he was a little scared. But instead of focusing on his fears, he focused on God. That is the secret. Josh knew his Bible and obeyed God’s laws. He trusted God to make him strong and give him courage. Then he watched God do mighty things through him, again and again. God will do the same for you. Say YES! to his laws—the recipes in his cookbook. It is the only way to have real success.
Jesus Prepares Heaven
Unfortunately, many people think they know the way to heaven and believe there are many ways to get there. As you grow older, you’ll hear more and more about this. But Jesus, came to earth from heaven and really knows the way. He made it super clear that the only way to heaven is through Him. Don’t believe anyone who says something different. Jesus is my complete, one-way street to heaven.
Jesus Sends the Helper
Have you ever heard the word stifle? It means to choke or murder by strangling. How can we kill God the Holy Spirit? We can’t. But we can choke out the work he wants to do through us. The Holy Spirit is all-powerful, yet he operates in our hearts so gently that he’s like a flickering candle. Because the Spirit of God is holy just like God the Father, He won’t have anything to do with sin. The Holy Spirit never leaves you, but sin can certainly dampen his plans for you. Whenever you sin, admit it to God. Each time he’ll forgive you and ignite his flame within you once again. I handle His candle with care.
Jesus Teaches the Sermon on the Mount – Part 2
The makers of vitamins pack a little of this and a little of that into a small pill that’s easy to swallow. Once it gets into your stomach, it dissolves, giving energy and strength to your entire body. God’s Word - The Bible is like a bottle of spiritual vitamins. It is filled with bite-sized wise sayings that are easy to understand and remember. They strengthen your relationship with God, family, friends, and neighbors. Join the Read the Bible One-a-Day Club! Each day read just a chunk and watch yourself grow wiser than an owl. The owl is often thought of as being very wise. Reading God’s Word – The Bible – will make you much wiser than any owl. Read and follow grow wiser than an owl.
Easter Celebration
Jesus suffered terrible pain for the sins of the world. He was beaten, mocked, and forced to wear a crown of thorns. When he was completely worn out, he had to carry his own cross to the place where he was nailed to it. But greater than the physical pain was the spiritual pain he went through as he took the blame for our sins. By taking our sins onto himself, he was separated from God the Father for the first time. It was more painful than anything he’d ever experienced. But he did it so we could become part of God’s family. It was a strange but wonderful moment in history. Here the one true Lord of the universe was willing to suffer on a cross made by people he had created. Now that’s love. True love. My Boss suffered on the cross.
Jesus is Alive
Have you ever stopped to think about all the different kinds of shoes in the world? We’ve got baseball shoes, basketball shoes, soccer shoes, tennis shoes, even jogging shoes. And then there are sandals, clogs, sneakers, loafers, moccasins, boots, and bedroom slippers. The list could probably go on forever, but all shoes have one main purpose: to protect our feet while we’re getting to where we’re going. As Christians, we too, have a primary purpose: to share the Good News about Jesus wherever our shoes take us. You see, people wearing shoes that go and share the gospel are beautiful in the eyes of God. Some beautiful person brought it to you. And you can take it to others. I use my shoes to share the Good News.
Jesus Teaches the Sermon on the Mount
When you hang out with a friend or chitchat over the phone, you like to hear positive words, right? Words are amazing. They don’t weigh a thing, yet they have the power to strengthen the soul or crush the heart. That’s why God wants us to weigh what we do and say before we do or say it. He wants us to be especially careful about the way we treat and talk to someone who doesn’t believe in Jesus. When you feel yourself cutting someone down, ask God for the strength to do and say kind things. When that person feels built up, not torn down, he or she just might decide to believe in Jesus. I weigh what I do and say.
Jesus Teaches in Parables: The Prodigal Son
Keeping our mouths shut at the right times may sometimes feel like one of the hardest things we need to do. Have you said something lately that made someone feel really bad? If so, ask God to forgive you. Then go to that person, admit that you were wrong and ask for forgiveness. This will take a lot of courage, but you can do it. I’m learning to zip my lips. Help me be like You, filled with mercy, compassion, and unfailing love. Take control Lord and guard my lips!
Jesus Teaches in Parables: The Good Samaritan
We use soap for cleaning all kinds of things: hands, hair, clothes, dishes. Daily bathing with soap keeps dirt and body oils from clogging the pores of our skin. But remember everybody also needs spiritual cleansing. If we want God to forgive us and clean away our sins, we first have to confess them. That means, sincerely praying a one-sentence prayer: “I was wrong, and I’m sorry.” Then, because God’s Son, Jesus, has already died for our sins, God forgives us. That doesn’t seem like too big of a deal, but you’d be surprised at the number of people who refuse to come clean with God. Don’t be like them. Admit your dirt. Let Jesus’ soap scrub you clean and give you hope.
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