Las Mercedes
Nov. 8-10, 2019
· We have the privilege of living close to God every day.
· Many people were close enough to Jesus to hear what He said, but they didn’t apply His words to their lives.
· Our vision greatly affects how we walk.
· The shepherds in Luke 2 were anticipating the birth of new lambs in their flocks, but the angels brought them news of the birth of another lamb – the Lamb of God.
· Jesus enjoyed an open heaven every day of His life because of His obedience to His Father.
· When he took up the sword, Peter inflicted a wound he couldn’t heal. But Jesus healed both the man whose ear had been cut off and also Peter.
· Don’t let your failings discourage you.
· Faith brings us into a relationship with God, with Jesus and with the Holy Spirit. A relationship is very different from a law.
· Professing is not a title; it’s a commitment.
· We can’t serve God with half of our being.
· Much of the time it’s possible that people don’t know if we’re going the first mile or the second, but God knows. The blessing is found in the second mile.
· We are not the offering, the bread of life, the Passover Lamb, but we are the salt. When our life shows gratitude, satisfaction, we’re adding salt.
· When we allow others to anger us, we allow them to control us.
· All of Ruth’s labor couldn’t save her; she needed a redeemer.
· Both Ruth who had been far away and Naomi who had been born in Israel needed a redeemer.
· After a fire has been lit, it must be protected. There are a lot of strong winds in this world that would like to put out our light.
· Neglecting the daily things leads to death.
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