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Those Who Mourn

Those Who Mourn

This series of scripture meditations focuses on the second Beatitude of Jesus — “Blessed are those who mourn, for they …

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Encounters with Jesus Women’s Conference 2024

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The third annual Encounters with Jesus women’s conference is happening Saturday, October 19th from 10:00am - 4:00pm at Lake Echo Fellowship Baptist Church in...

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✨Christine said, “Keynote speakers and testimo

✨Christine said, “Keynote speakers and testimonies were awesome.”
✨Tina said, “I can’t believe this was free.”
So, what are you waiting for? Register today for this “awesome” and FREE women’s conference, happening on Saturday, October 19th in Mineville, Nova Scotia! We can’t wait to welcome you!💜
⏱️REGISTRATION CLOSES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th!

🙏 Lord, help me to LIVE my faith today!

🙏 Lord, help me to LIVE my faith today!

✨NEW EPISODE✨ today! Dive into the Beatitudes

✨NEW EPISODE✨ today!
Dive into the Beatitudes of Jesus with the Unlikely Grace SCRIPTURE MEDITATION PODCAST.
🎧 Listen on the blog, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, Acast, or Apple Podcasts.

#unlikelygrace #podcast #Beatitudes #christianguidedmeditation #scripturemeditation #biblereading #blessedarethepeacemakers

📸 FRIDAY photo FUN 👀 5 photos to give you a

📸 FRIDAY photo FUN
👀 5 photos to give you a little peek at my week…

This week’s photos are brought to you by 🍂FALL🍂

1️⃣…the season of strange and colourful fungi,
2️⃣3️⃣…the season of Skipbo games with my boy at the mall food court during his sisters’ choir rehearsals,
4️⃣…the season of burnt orange sunsets (and look at that red trailing vine getting a head start on decorating the outdoors for Christmas!),
5️⃣…the season of candy and costumes (and this adorable artwork by one of my resident artists). 🎨

Your turn! What’s beautiful/memorable in your world this week?

☕️🎧Pairing peppermint tea with podcast prep

☕️🎧Pairing peppermint tea with podcast prep this afternoon!

Have you heard the first episode in the new series that started this week?

“Blessed are THE PEACEMAKERS, for they will be called children of God.”
(Matthew 5:9)

Find the Unlikely Grace Scripture Meditation Podcast on the blog, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, Acast, or Apple Podcasts!

#unlikelygrace #podcast #Beatitudes #christianguidedmeditation #scripturemeditation #biblereading #blessedarethepeacemakers

🎉 Meet the speakers and worship leader for this

🎉 Meet the speakers and worship leader for this year’s Encounters with Jesus women’s conference!
Have you registered for this free event yet? Find all the details and reserve your spot at EncountersWithJesus.cc

(Registration closes next Thursday, October 10th!)

Harshness is not in keeping with the authority God

Harshness is not in keeping with the authority God gives! For many, the word “authority” reaches their ears with a lot of baggage in tow. They’ve witnessed firsthand the harm done by those that, like Simon the sorcerer, have sought such authority for personal gain (Acts 8:19). Perhaps it’s helpful to remind ourselves of these three things when we encounter this Greek word “exousia”:

1. It has a fuller meaning than what might spring to mind when we hear the word “authority.” Depending on context, it can also be translated as ability, privilege, freedom, influence, right, competency. In John 1:12, exousia is the “right” God gives us to be called His children when we receive Jesus and believe in His name (John 1:12). What a gift!
2. Jesus tells us in Matthew 28:18 that ALL exousia, every speck of it, in heaven and on earth belongs to Him. Again, this underscores the aspect of gift in any exousia we wield.
3. Paul understood that exousia is received as a gift from the Lord. He also understood that it is given with a specific purpose in mind — for building up, NOT for tearing down.

Parents, pastors, people with any measure of influence or power, let’s remember where it comes from and what it’s meant for!

“Christianity isn’t a religion; it’s a relat

“Christianity isn’t a religion; it’s a relationship.”

I’m curious, when you have used this expression or heard it used, what was the context of the conversation? What was the point the person was trying to make? I’m not really asking whether or not you believe it to be true. Every pithy saying has its pitfalls. I’m just wondering what you think is at the heart of this contrast.

⤵️ I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments! ⤵️

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