When you confess today, don’t just confess your sins, but in humility approach the throne room and ask God to create a lasting change in your heart!
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Transformation Jax
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Transformation Jax
@TransformJax
The Whole Church Taking the Whole Gospel to the Whole City
Jacksonville, Florida شامل ہوئے Ağustos 2013
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David recognizes that no lasting change will occur if God does not do work in his heart. David marries confession with the transformative work of God in his heart
Is this you? Living a life of sin, confess, repeat. If so, I would encourage you to follow David's example.
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Let's jump into Psalms 51. I love David’s heart in this Psalm. He sees himself for who he truly is. He sees his brokenness and the wickedness of his heart. From birth, his sin has been present in his life, and he recognizes his iniquities. While I appreciate how introspective…
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Because Jesus suffered, He understands our pain and meets us in it.
Will you allow the Suffering Servant to be your sufficient grace today?
Amanda Kunitza@ponygirl345
The Servant’s beauty was hidden beneath suffering. The cross redefines glory. Love that absorbs wrath is more radiant than any earthly splendor. “The cross is the blazing fire at which the flame of our love is kindled.” —John Stott
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The good news is that His suffering was not the end of the story. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus took on our condemnation so that we could walk in freedom and new life.
Will you allow the Suffering Servant to be your sufficient grace today?
Amanda Kunitza@ponygirl345
The Servant’s beauty was hidden beneath suffering. The cross redefines glory. Love that absorbs wrath is more radiant than any earthly splendor. “The cross is the blazing fire at which the flame of our love is kindled.” —John Stott
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Is your fasting done to boast or is it done in humility before God to show Him the seriousness of your commitment to Him?
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They decided to act in a way that showed God the seriousness with which they took their sins.
Let me ask you this, when you are fasting, does your attitude reflect the seriousness with which fasting should be approached? Or are you fasting with pride?
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Good morning! Let's dig into Jonah 3. What do you notice about the response of the people of Ninevah? It was immediate and it was all encompassing. The people of Ninevah heard what Noah was telling them of their impending doom, and they turned from their wickedness.
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simple for our own good, and yet I am tempted to say, “I know better.”
One more thing I’ve noticed about rest—it creates space for reflection. It helps us see what is happening in and around us. It reorients our hearts back to who we are and whose we are.
Find your rest today.
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…reveals how deeply God cares for His people. Sabbath is not God withholding productivity—it is God loving us well.
Research confirms what God built into creation: people who practice regular rest tend to live healthier, longer lives. God asks us to do something profoundly…
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Read Exodus 31:12-17. Then let's talk about Rest. Today’s passage invites us to something simple—but not easy: rest. Creating space. Setting aside time to stop.
God calls His people to one day of rest each week. Sabbath is not just a command; it is an act of faith.
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Defiant Worship.
Faced with fear, suffering, and uncertainty… Choose to worship anyway!

David Jeremiah@davidjeremiah
We can worship Him now. When we praise the Lord, it keeps us focused on eternal realities amid the chaos around us.
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that is something worth celebrating.
What holds you back from really being able to celebrate for God?
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last second; our person scores the winning point.
Would this kind of excitement make you uncomfortable in church? The real question I have is why? If our story of a God who loves us and has given us a way to connect with him and live forever with him is a true story, then…
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Read 2 Samuel 6:12-23.
In today’s reading, we see David’s response to reclaiming the Ark of the Covenant. This represents God’s promise to restore things; it represents the people’s way of connecting to God, and they had not been able to house it in the capital, but finally…
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generosity, stands out. It points beyond us.
As people who follow the King, let’s use what we’ve been given—our time, resources, and influence- to point back to just how generous our King truly is.
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to extend the invitation even to those who resist it. That is God’s level of generosity.
So, the question is: How will you be generous with what God has entrusted to you?
Selfishness is easily understood by a watching world. But generosity, especially costly, undeserved…
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Generosity. Why be generous? Read Matthew 22:1-14 and let's discuss. Why be generous?
The Christian answer is simple: because God has been so generous with us.
As I reflect on what we read today in Matthew, I realize how closely it connects to yesterday’s reflection.
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