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In our self-centered way, we most often think of the love that drove Jesus to the Cross was His love us. However, that was only secondary. The greatest motivation that drove Jesus to the Cross was His love for His Father. (John 14:31)
Holy Spirit, please help us to learn from our Savior's example.
— Mar 18, 2013 07:44AM
Holy Spirit, please help us to learn from our Savior's example.
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David Kemp
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The Question of Philip (14:8-11)
•This section relates to the “practical” persons. They have trouble understanding “spiritual matters”. It doesn’t mean that they are not interested; just dull.
•The greatest temptation for this type of person is twofold: to regulate their faith into a works-based faith (Philip’s handling of the hungry multitude 6:5-7) or idolatry – simply making God into their own image.
— Mar 16, 2013 07:07AM
•This section relates to the “practical” persons. They have trouble understanding “spiritual matters”. It doesn’t mean that they are not interested; just dull.
•The greatest temptation for this type of person is twofold: to regulate their faith into a works-based faith (Philip’s handling of the hungry multitude 6:5-7) or idolatry – simply making God into their own image.
David Kemp
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Without the Way there is no going, with the Truth there is no knowing, and without the Life there is no living.
Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
— Mar 15, 2013 06:52AM
Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
David Kemp
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Working John 12:1-11 // What is God's message to me and my family and later FMCOG in this passage?
— Feb 13, 2013 03:13AM
David Kemp
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Studied the Feeding of the Five Thousand (6:1-15) - The only miracle recorded by all four Gospels. Quoting Tenney, "The work is called a sign (6:14), prophetic of Jesus' sufficiency in the midst of deficiency, and of His ability to make consecrated inadequacy satisfy the need of the hunger."
— Jan 04, 2013 03:36AM
