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My Rock
This entry was posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith and tagged 2 Samuel 22:2-3, evangelism, gospel, purpose, rescue, rock, salvation. Bookmark the permalink.
AMEN! Again! Hold on to the One who will never let you go. 🙏🙏🇨🇦
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So love this! Had to share it!
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I’m honored, Valerie.
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My pleasure!
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Mind if I use this later for my Evening Encouragement? Love your closing statement.
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Not in the least, Anita, I’d be honored.
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Hello. I am responding to “when you’re drowning and someone reaches down from a rock and says “Grab my hand!” You do it! I know that Someone is the Lord God Jesus and receiving his hand of Mercy is the analogy of the passage and the true and complete answer to all issues of life.
Thank you for that.
I hope this is ok to write to you, but in my mentality of our current times, as I read the progressive sentencing of words, here is how the words first flowed: “when you’re drowning and someone reaches down from a rock and says “Grab my hand” , you don’t care what color that person is.
You do it. ” I do this a lot when I read, dwelling on alternative themes . . . Of course, that interrupts the spiritual flow of the original thought that Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life and no one can come to the Father except through Him.
I apologize for the rudeness of mentally and momentarily editing your intentions before I read on with the satisfying continuity of your theme. But good writing stimulates critical thought processes and responses and little trips down narrow pathways.
No human endeavor can save a soul. But God does use people who are willing to sacrifice pride to give and people who are willing to humble themselves to receive.
I look forward to reading/watching Healing River, although it triggers painful personal trauma.
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God does indeed use people. Regarding Healing River’s trigger-potential Jo. I’ll trust you and God to decide if/when you should read or watch it. Blessings, my friend.
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thanks. jo
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2 samuel 47:04 clap n shout o heavens
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I love this! Beautifully said Mitch.
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Thank you, Kate.
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clap n shout 2 samuel 47:
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2 Samuel only has 24 chapters, Rudy. Can you find out where those words actually are in the Bible?
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that’s what you meant
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Aha, so this what you were thinking of, Rudy. In the recording the kid says it’s from Psalm 47! How about reading it now?
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change that to psalms 22
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Why do you say that, Rudy?
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Lovely message friend!
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Thank you, Dainelle.
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Love this passage! Christ is our Rock–immovable, unchangeable, in these uncertain times. God bless!
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Amen. You too, Nancy!
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Love this message
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