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What if Jesus said no?

Today Can Be Different Posted on March 27, 2021 by SherylMarch 27, 2021

Filled with dread, Jesus asked His Father to “remove this cup from Me.” He felt such anguish that He sweated drops of blood, a serious medical condition called hematidrosis, which occurs under extreme mental or physical stress.

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Posted in Christian Up! (Maturing in Our Walk) | Tagged anguish, betrayal, cruelty, darkness, eternal life, eternity, gave his life, Good Friday, It's a wonderful life, Jesus, Luke 22:42, Luke 22:44, Matthew 27:30, message of the cross, no, physical stress, Pottersville, redemption, sacrificial love, salvation, Satan, Satan's control, selfishness, sin, sin nature, sinful act, sinful behavior, sinful choices, sinful habits, sins, wooden cross | 12 Replies

When we’ve been forgiven much

Today Can Be Different Posted on March 20, 2021 by SherylMarch 20, 2021

As we continue to prepare our hearts for Easter, would you consider joining me in meditating on (perhaps even memorizing) Deuteronomy 6:5? Let’s ask God to help us love Him with our whole being because of Who He is (Almighty God) – and because of all the times His love gives rise to mercy.

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Posted in Christian Up! (Maturing in Our Walk) | Tagged adultery, condemnation, Deuteronomy 6:5, Easter, emotions, forgive, forgiven, forgiveness, forgiving, God loves us, God's love, impatience, John 8:1, John 8:10, John 8:11, John 8:2, John 8:3, John 8:4, John 8:5, John 8:6, John 8:7, John 8:8, John 8:9, joy, judgement, judgemental, love and mercy, mercy, righteous, shame, sin, sinful act, sinful activities, sinful behavior, sinful choices, sinful habits, sinful paths, sins, strength | 4 Replies

We can live differently in 2021

Today Can Be Different Posted on January 2, 2021 by SherylJanuary 2, 2021

With God’s help, each month let’s commit to one area we want to work on. Minute-by-minute and choice-by-choice, through the power of the Holy Spirit, let’s reach toward what lies ahead – a different way of living.

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Posted in Couldn't Categorize (for countless reasons!) | Tagged 2021, bad choices, bad habit, bad habits, choices, choices you’re making today, expectation, God's grace, grace, hope, make better choices, New Year, New Year's Resolutions, Philippians 3:13, powerful grace, radical new year, resolutions, sinful behavior, sinful choices, sinful habits, trusting God | 15 Replies

Has disobeying God worked out for you?

Today Can Be Different Posted on December 5, 2020 by SherylDecember 5, 2020

As hard as it is to resist a particular temptation, the struggle can’t compare to the transformation we can experience when we yield that temptation to the Holy Spirit. When we go to God when we’re weak, He’s ready to offer His strength and grace. Every time.

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Posted in Christian Up! (Maturing in Our Walk) | Tagged affair, bondage, disobedience, disobey God’s Word, God's grace, gossip, grace, grudges, inner strength, lying, overcoming sin, overcoming temptation, porn, Romans 8:5, sin, sin nature, sinful act, sinful behavior, sinful choices, sinful habits, sinful paths, strength, temptation, tempted to sin | 8 Replies

Does God love imperfect, sinful us?

Today Can Be Different Posted on November 16, 2020 by SherylNovember 16, 2020

Rather than allowing the devil to deceive us, we must grasp what Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross means for us – for you – personally. Spending time reading and meditating on Romans 6 and 8 will help us grow in our understanding. Don’t rush through. Spend as much time as it takes to really dig in.

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