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Category Archives: conviction
Soap: Day Three – Clear the Way
When I pray is it in a place of deepest humility and overwhelming gratitude that Jesus made a way for me to even go directly to God? Or am I simply whining to Him again about my problems and then judging Him to come through for me in a manner that is acceptable to me? Do I get impatient with His timing? Continue reading
Posted in bible study, conviction, God's story, Jesus, love, my story, S.O.A.P
Tagged conviction, John 1, John the Baptist, not worthy to untie his sandals, Prayer, SOAP, testimony
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Soap: Day Two – Unfailing Love and Faithfulness
Jesus is God and lived among us – this is truly beyond human comprehension. How can anyone truly believe that to be true? Do I? The very foundation of Step Two of 12-step recovery work is “Came to believe that a power greater than myself could restore me to sanity.” Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, bible study, Celebrate Recovery, conviction, encouragement, God's story, hope, Jesus, love, my story, Recovery, S.O.A.P
Tagged 12 steps, Book of John, faith, faithfulness, grace, gratitude, restore me to sanity, SOAP, unfailing love
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A Season of S.O.A.P
Powerful worship service, a good sermon and times of prayer are all rewarding experiences, but an intentional time of getting deep into God’s Word seems to draw me closer to the heart and mind of Christ unlike anything else. It’s like a cup of coffee with a mentor, where you find yourself hanging on every word because each word matters. Continue reading
Posted in bible study, conviction, encouragement, faith, God's story, hope, Jesus, love, my story, S.O.A.P
Tagged bible study, Luke 24, SOAP, The Road to Emmaus
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50 Days of Promises (47) Looking Back To Move Forward
Philippians 3:12-14 Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already arrived at my goal, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me. 13 Brothers and sisters, I do … Continue reading
Posted in 12-steps, Addiction, alcohol, bible study, Celebrate Recovery, conviction, depression, drugs, encouragement, faith, God's story, hope, I Am, Jesus, Joy, love, my story, pornagraphy, Recovery, Salvation, Series, sex, The Cross
Tagged addictions, conviction, God's love, healing, joy, looking back, moving forward, peace, Philippians 3:12-14, redemption, resentment, salvation, selfishness, validation, what's the meaning of life, why am I here, why was I born
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Love Your Neighbor As Yourself
Matthew 22:39 A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself It has been said many times in many circles – you can’t give away what you yourself don’t have. How can I truly love my neighbor if I … Continue reading
Posted in conviction, encouragement, faith, God's story, hope, Jesus, my story, trials
Tagged charity, faith, fear, healing, hope, JORHEALING, Mark 12:31, workaholism
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How Do You Run From God?
OUCH!!!! Way to unravel nearly my entire existence, thank you for that Lord! (yes, God understands and accepts my sarcasm) Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, conviction, encouragement, God's story, Jesus, love, my story, The Cross
Tagged addiction, confession, depression, jesus, Jonah, repentance, running from God, social anxiety
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REMEMBER
On the heels of that thought however I stopped, prayed and asked God what HE would have me do. Continue reading
Posted in bible study, conviction, encouragement, faith, God's story, hope, Jesus, my story, trials
Tagged God's faithfullness, Joy in the Lord, Remember what God has done, surrender, WWJD
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Self-Preservation Often Isnt…
Taking the path of least resistance is the quickest way to pop up on The Enemy’s radar. Satan loves to pile on when he see’s us letting fear, laziness or selfishness choose our path. Continue reading
Posted in bible study, conviction, encouragement, God's story, Jesus, love, my story
Tagged conviction, courage, fear, God, Holy Spirit, jesus, Laziness, sanctification, self-preservation, Warning
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Think About Such Things
Any strongholds that continue to plague us as we press into our shared journey of redemption as disciples of Jesus Christ is not anything that surprises or offends God. Yes He hates sin, but He loves us! It isn’t 3 strikes your out or even 300 strikes your out. Continue reading
Posted in 12-steps, Addiction, alcohol, bible study, Celebrate Recovery, conviction, depression, drugs, encouragement, faith, God's story, hope, Jesus, love, my story, pornagraphy, Recovery, Salvation, sex, The Cross
Tagged battle is in the mind, Christianity, justification, purpose & calling, relationships, sanctification, The Bible, The Cross, The Law
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The Cost of Discipleship
Luke 14:28 For which of you, desiring to build a tower, does not first sit down and count the cost, whether he has enough to complete it? I’ve shared my testimony before – sexually and physically abused in childhood, a rebellious … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, alcohol, Celebrate Recovery, conviction, depression, drugs, encouragement, faith, God's story, hope, Jesus, love, my story, pornagraphy, Recovery, Salvation, sex, The Cross
Tagged Celebrate Recovery, confession, Discipleship, Luke 14, make amends, Pure Desire, repentance
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