Who is the King of Glory?

 The King of Glory is, the one who is above all kings and the source of all honor and glory. In Psalm 24:7-10, the psalmist is callin' out to the gates of the city to open up and receive the King of Glory, who is none other than the Lord of Hosts, Yahweh Sabaoth in Hebrew.

Now, the King of Glory, or "Melech hakavod" in Hebrew, represents the sovereignty and rule of God over all of ncreation. This is a declaration of His greatness, His power, and His control over all things. And this is something that we should all recognizeĥ and acknowledge in our own lives.

In Jewish tradition, the King of Glory is tied to the hope for the Messianic Age, when God will rule with justice and righteousness. And in the New Testament, the King of Glory is fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, with all authority and power over all things.

So, what we are saying to you, friends? We are saying that you have to recognize the King of Glory in your own life. Open up your heart and let the Lord of Hosts come in, so that you too can experience the fullness of His sovereignty, power, and glory. Don't be like those gates, closed off and resistant to the King of Glory. No, lift up your heads and open up your hearts, so that the King of Glory can come in and reign in your life.

Honor the King of Kings, the Lord of all things.

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Look to the Hills, for Strength... Why?

 Good question, 

In the ancient Near East, the hills were often seen as places of safety and refuge because they offered higher ground and a clear view of the surrounding area, which made it easier to spot approaching danger. Additionally, the hills were often less fertile and less inhabited than the valleys, so they were less likely to be targeted by attackers who were looking to conquer land and resources.

In a spiritual sense, the hills in the Bible symbolize a higher power or source of strength. In this context, "looking to the hills" is a way of expressing one's trust in God and seeking refuge in Him. It conveys the idea that, just as people in ancient times looked to the hills for protection, Christians can look to God for safety, guidance, and support.

So, when the psalmist says "I lift up my eyes to the hills—where does my help come from?" they are making a statement about their faith in God and relying on Him for protection and support, even in times of danger or uncertainty.

Look to the Hills, Find Strength in God - Stand Tall and Fear Not!

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Fear as a Weapon?

Fear as a Weapon?

In the Bible, fear is sometimes portrayed as a weapon that can be used by those in positions of power to control or manipulate others. This type of fear is often associated with violence, threats, and intimidation, and is often seen as a negative force.

For example, King Nebuchadnezzar in the book of Daniel uses fear as a weapon to force the Israelites to worship his image. He threatens to throw them into a fiery furnace if they do not comply, hoping to instill fear in the people and assert his power.

Similarly, throughout history, many governments and leaders have used fear as a tool of oppression, spreading propaganda and threatening violence to maintain their power.

In contrast, the Bible also emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear through faith in God. For example, in Isaiah 41:10, God says, "Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." This verse and others like it encourage people to overcome their fears by relying on God's presence and protection.

In summary, the Bible recognizes that fear can be a powerful weapon, but it also emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear through faith in God and trusting in HIS love and protection.

Face your fears with faith: Fear Not!

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Jesus' teaching on PRAYER

3 Key Points on Jesus' teaching on Prayer:

1. Prayer is a means of connecting with God: Jesus taught that prayer is a direct line of communication with God, allowing individuals to express their thoughts, feelings, and needs to the divine.

2. Persistence in prayer is key: Jesus encouraged persistence in prayer, telling the story of the persistent widow and the unjust judge (Luke 18:1-8), which emphasizes the importance of continuing to pray even when it seems that prayers are not being answered.

3. Humility in prayer is important: Jesus taught that prayer should be accompanied by humility and a recognition of our dependence on God. He taught that prayer should be characterized by a contrite spirit and a recognition of our need for God's help, as seen in the Lord's Prayer, where Jesus taught his disciples to pray, "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name."

Prayer: Your Direct Connection to God - Make it a Priority Today

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Why Wisdom is Essential for the Christian Family

 Biblical wisdom is essential for several reasons:

1. Helps in decision-making: Wisdom helps us understand what is right and wrong, and guides us in making wise decisions in life. The Bible provides practical wisdom for daily living that can help us make good choices and avoid mistakes.

2. Promotes peace and joy: Wisdom brings peace and joy in life. When we follow God's wisdom, we avoid harmful behavior and negative outcomes, leading to a more fulfilling and peaceful life.

3. Builds relationships: Wisdom helps us understand how to treat others with love, respect, and kindness, leading to strong and healthy relationships.

4. Leads to righteousness: Wisdom leads us to a right relationship with God and others, promoting righteousness and obedience to God's laws and principles.

5. Enhances spiritual growth: Wisdom helps us deepen our understanding of God, leading to spiritual growth and a closer relationship with Him.

In all, Biblical wisdom is essential for living a fulfilling life, promoting peace and joy, building strong relationships, leading to righteousness, and enhancing spiritual growth.

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What is so Good about The Good News?

From a Hebrew perspective, the term "Besorah Tovah" (Good News) refers to the message of salvation and redemption that is central to Judaism and Christianity. In the Jewish tradition, this message is embodied in the prophecies of the Hebrew Scriptures (Tanakh) about the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of God's kingdom on earth. In the Christian tradition, the Good News refers to the gospel message about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who is seen as the Messiah and the Savior of humanity.

Both Jews and Christians view the Good News as a message of hope, comfort, and transformation, offering the promise of forgiveness, spiritual renewal, and a new life in relationship with God. This message is considered essential to understanding the purpose of life and the ultimate destiny of humanity, and is seen as the key to experiencing joy, peace, and fulfillment in this world and the world to come.

Spread the Good News... Stay blessed 🙌 

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