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10 Actions of a Godly Man: 1. Follow Jesus. 2. Lead his family. 3. Love & serve his wife. 4. Shepherd his kids. 5. Take care of himself. 6. Work hard. 7. Provide and protect. 8. Serve the church. 9. Share the gospel. 10. Make disciples.

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Question 3: Proverbs 25:23-24 ESV The north wind stirs the sky just as gossip stirs the face—what dwelling does the proverb prefer over a house shared with a quarrelsome wife?
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“Jesus lived out the same spiritual calculus he had taught, not only about self-denial and self-sacrifice, but specifically about the cross.” David Mathis shows us how true joy overshadows real sacrifice.
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Question 2: Psalm 108:7-13 ESV God divides Shechem and measures out Succoth in triumph—what humble object does He compare to Moab in verse 9?
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God's goodness exceeds what we'll ever be able to comprehend.
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“No man will say, ‘There is no God’ till he is so hardened in sin that it has become his interest that there should be none to call him to account.”—Matthew Henry
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Question 1: Isaiah 30:1–32:20 ESV Judah seeks refuge in Egypt's shadow instead of trusting the LORD—what does He say their salvation actually requires, contrary to their frantic scheming?
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DAY 20: What had being a minister of Christ cost the apostle Paul? https://telegra.ph/DAILY-BIBLE-09-20
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September 20 - Sign of the Resurrection #LifeOfChrist “The Jews then said to Him, ‘What sign do You show us as your authority for doing these things?’ Jesus answered them, ‘Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up.’ The Jews then said, ‘It took forty-six years to build this temple, and will You raise it up in three days?’ But He was speaking of the temple of His body. So when He was raised from the dead, His disciples remembered that He said this; and they believed the Scripture and the word which Jesus had spoken” (John 2:18–22). The Jewish authorities completely missed the point of Jesus’ statement, incorrectly applying it to the Herodian temple. But as John points out, Jesus “was speaking of the temple of His body.” The sign He would give was His own resurrection, which even His disciples did not immediately understand (cf. 12:16). It was not until “He was raised from the dead [that] His disciples remembered that He said this; and they believed the Scripture and the word which Jesus had spoken.” His death as the ultimate sacrificial Lamb would render the Jerusalem temple obsolete (cf. 4:21); and His resurrection as the triumphant Lord would lay the foundation for a new, spiritual temple in its place—namely the church (1 Cor. 3:16–17; 2 Cor. 6:16; Eph. 2:19–22). It was not until after the resurrection that everything came into focus for the disciples. Only then did they recognize Jesus’ power of resurrection as convincing proof of His deity. Ask Yourself Have you been confused recently by a section of Scripture that puzzles you with its mystery, or seems to scrape against other things you’ve been taught in the past? If your heart is set on learning and obeying, rather than arguing or resisting, be sure that the Holy Spirit will reveal truth as you seek Him for it.
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September 20: Measuring Out God’s Goodness #Devotional Habakkuk 2:6–3:19; Acts 18:1–28; Job 26:1–14 Although we don’t usually question God’s goodness, we do make assumptions about how He should act in the world. We expect God to use us in His work and to intercede on our behalf—and rightfully so, since those promises come from Him. But when we find ourselves in messy or uncertain situations, we sometimes run ahead of God. Frustrated with the waiting and the unknown, we risk making judgments about how well He is running the world. As Habakkuk watches the destruction, violence, contention, and strife in Israel, he turns to Yahweh and makes bold demands: “Why do you cause me to see evil while you look at trouble?” (Hab 1:3). But by the end of the dialogue, he has changed his mind. He will rejoice in Yahweh “though the fig tree does not blossom, nor there be fruit on the vines; the yield of the olive fails, and the cultivated fields do not yield food, the flock is cut off from the animal pen, and there is no cattle in the stalls” (Hab 3:17–18). Did Habakkuk merely give in to a hopeless situation? He didn’t gain any more information about God’s motives. But after his dialogue with God, his entire posture changed. The confidence in Habakkuk’s final prayer hinges on his acknowledgment of Yahweh’s power and His anger at the evil of those who disregard His ways. God has the situation under control; Habakkuk must simply wait. We often associate waiting with inaction, but waiting is faith in action. Habakkuk chooses to rejoice and trust God in spite of his circumstances, and that decision shapes his new perspective: “Yet I will rejoice in the Lord; I will take joy in the God of my salvation. God, the Lord is my strength; he makes my feet like the deer’s; he makes me tread on my high places” (Hab 3:18–19). Like Habakkuk, we are called to come before God in humility, waiting in faith on His timing and trusting in His goodness. How are faith and trust in God motivating all your thoughts and actions?
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10. Luke chapter 15: The elder son's complaint reveals a theology of merit. The father corrects not his service but his perception of the relationship. What had the elder son always had access to? (Luke 15)
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I have come into the world as light, so that whoever believes in me may not remain in darkness. — John 12:46
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9.John chapter 13: Peter objected from incomprehension, not pride alone. Jesus answered with a promise wrapped in timing. What precisely did He say Peter would understand, and when? (John 13)
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“Wealth gained hastily will dwindle, but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.” Proverbs 13:11 Not just wealth. Most of life’s durable achievements come through unremitting repetition of a thousand ordinary acts.
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You can't be "mean-spirited", and "Spirit-led" at the same time.
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10 Actions of a Godly Man: 1. Follow Jesus. 2. Lead his family. 3. Love & serve his wife. 4. Shepherd his kids. 5. Take care of himself. 6. Work hard. 7. Provide and protect. 8. Serve the church. 9. Share the gospel. 10. Make disciples.
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For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. —Ephesians 6:12
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