The Demoniac Mark 5:1-20 & Luke 8:26-39 Domitius watched the storm clouds gather over the water and heard the thunder as it rolled up the sky. The wind twisted the date trees and kicked dust swirling. People rushed to find cover from the impending deluge. It had been a storm much like this several years … Continue reading The Storm Within: The Omnipotence of Jesus
The passage from Isaiah reminds us to not dwell on the past. The author reflects on the realization that focusing on past regrets hinders living in the present. They urge forgiveness and acceptance of God's grace, emphasizing that dwelling on past sins prevents one from moving forward and being a positive influence to others.
The Lord is patient, desiring repentance. The day of the Lord will come unexpectedly. Reflecting on a fire alarm incident, the writer compares complacency in emergency situations to complacency in anticipation of Christ's return. Urging readers to live as though Christ's return is imminent, sharing the Gospel, and aligning actions with faith.
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