Psalms – Divine Presence: Shekinah 24/7

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Growing weary: why do I have to continue doing what is right?

25/07/2019 Beth Gray - the little black ant

I recently wrote a blog article on burn out, and it reminded me of a sermon I gave recently about “Do not grow weary of doing what is right”. So, here’s a recap of that sermon.

everything beautiful, relationship with God, no Bible, how did Abraham discover God, Pentateuch, Psalms, Isaiah, Jeremiah, gospels, epistles, Muslims, Christians, Jews,infinite all-powerful God, building faith, living, true God, infinite in being, perfection, most pure spirit, invisible, immutable, immense, eternal, most absolute, but one God, no god other than Him, compassionate and merciful, reflect with care, timelessness of God, creation of time, a time for everything, a time to plant, a time to kill, a time to heal, a time to tear down, human heart, be happy, do good

Everything beautiful in His time…

11/12/2011 Beth Gray - the little black ant

Lectionary Readings: 1- Joshua 24: 1-3a, 14-25 2- Psalms 78:1-7 3- Matthew 25: 1-14 I often wonder what our relationship with God would be like

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