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Jesus addresses worry and anxiety directly in the Sermon on the Mount, calling his followers to trust their heavenly Father rather than be consumed by fear about daily needs.
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Paul's confession that he cannot do the good he wants to do mirrors the struggle every person faces with sin and addiction.
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Jesus promised his disciples that the Holy Spirit would empower them to do greater works than they had witnessed him do.
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The Christian life is the ongoing process of working out what God is already working in you.
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A barrier standing between you and God's purpose for your life requires preparation, obedience, and trust before it can be crossed.
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God designed every person to belong to his family, and the only way into that family is through faith in Jesus Christ.
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When faithfulness goes unnoticed by people, God has already set something in motion behind the scenes.
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The final acts of two kings reveal whether a life is built around self-promotion or the mercy of God.
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God does not ask believers to fit Christ into an existing identity but to let Christ define and shape who they are from the foundation up.
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The church exists not to entertain its members but to form them into a body that actively seeks the lost and grows toward the maturity of Christ.
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Saving faith unites believers to Christ and to one another across every racial, social, and cultural divide.
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Every believer must keep trusting God even when life offers a reason to take a break.
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