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Pastor Bryan Lowe
I truly love Jesus, who saved me from destruction. I am His, completely and totally. I have deep issues, but these only enhance His love for me.
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Tag Archives: listening
Becoming Intimate With Jesus
Being intimate with God is how we get a headstart on heaven. It is the beginning of so much for the Christian. Along the way, it is much like the tide, our affections ebb and flow. Patience then becomes the … Continue reading →
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Steps to Use in Making Decisions
The decision to make decisions that will please God is in itself a monumental step. It means you have come to the place where it matters. It’s coming to the place where I say “Yes” to all that God says … Continue reading →
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Listening to the Disturbed
* There is a tremendous need to become a listener to those who suffer with mental illness. Listening takes patience. But you can become a catalyst for healing and wholeness. You have to set aside your own agenda. It is a rule, … Continue reading →
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Helping Those Who Intensely Hurt
Can we learn something from Job’s friends about how to help the hurting? By John Piper, originally published September 12, 2008 The following is an edited transcript of the audio. Can we learn something from Job’s friends about how to help … Continue reading →
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Ears That Hear
It intrigues me as I think of how much we need each other. For most of my life, it seems the opposite was true. I thought I needed my independence, to be entirely self-reliant and to be bolder and more … Continue reading →