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Tag Archives: Good Friday
Happy Good Friday!
It’s Good Friday, 2020! For most of us, we are in lockdown – quarantined from family and friends … and our Church families. Some have found the quarantine difficult and depressing. But for us, Children of God, we have found … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, abundance, church, connect, contemplation, control, Coronavirus, Covid-19, death, devil, direction, doing, Easter, family, Good Friday, Hallelujah, Holy Spirit, honeymoon, hope, husband, Jesus, Jesus Christ, King Jesus, lamb of God, laugh, life, marriage, meaning, planning, purpose, quarantine, resurrection, running, Satan, selfishness, shopping, sin, spirit, spouse, substitute, surrender, talk, things, triumph, wife, working
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Hope For Today – Jesus Came to Save Us From Our Sins!
It’s Christmas week! Kate and I have been SOOO busy these last weeks. First, I was doing ministry in the Philippines for two weeks. Then, since I returned to Uganda on Thanksgiving Eve, it’s been a combination of rest, romance, … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Hope For Today, Transformed
Tagged Christ, Christmas, failure, forgiveness, Good Friday, hope, Jesus, King, mistakes, rebellion, rescue, sin
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Hope For Today – Palm Sunday: Making Your Eternity Secure!
In today’s world, there are few things that are totally secure. I’m Dr. Matthew Lee Smith and I want to share some Hope For Today with you about making your eternity secure! Jesus, in the last hour of His freedom, … Continue reading
Posted in Hope For Today, Transformed
Tagged Easter, forgiveness, Good Friday, guilt, Jesus, lamb of God, Last Supper, Leadership, Palm Sunday, passover, sacrifice, sin, substitutionary
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