This is the last post in a series about godly choices, all based on Jesus’ wilderness temptation. The below thoughts summarize preceding points and address Jesus’ last test: Matt 4:8–11.
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This is my fifth post about making godly choices, all based on Jesus’ wilderness temptation; this blog flows forth from the thoughts of the last one, It’s Tricky! Faith filled steps can be risky, but they’re not reckless. Had Jesus jumped off “the highest point of the temple” this would not have been an act of faith but one of […]
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This is my fourth post about making godly choices, all based on Jesus’ wilderness temptation. The below thoughts come from his second test (Matt 4:5-7). Then the devil took him to the … highest point of the temple. “If you are the Son of God,” he said, “throw yourself down. For it is written: ‘He will command his angels concerning you, and […]
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This is the third in a series of blogs meant to provide tips about making godly choices, all based on Jesus’ wilderness temptation and the proper decisions he made. The below thoughts come from his first test found in Matt 4:3–4. “The tempter came to him and said, ‘If you are the Son of God, tell these […]
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Last Saturday, I posted the first in a series meant to provide tips about making godly choices. These thoughts continue here. [tweet_dis]The right opening moves can set you up for a winning game.[/tweet_dis]By making wise foundational choices, we’re able to launch successfully into a new season: we prepare to legally drive, by taking a driver’s test; […]
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