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Kingdoms - You’re Blessed - Live from ATL - Bishop Kevin Foreman

Psalm 114 describes the Lord's powerful actions during the Israelites' exodus from Egypt. It highlights miraculous events, such as the Red Sea parting and water flowing from rock, illustrating God's sovereignty and might. The text emphasizes the earth's awe in His presence, portraying these events as evidence of divine intervention for His people.

Sunday Morning, May 25, 2025 | S0514 SPEAKER: Roger Shouse DOWNLOAD: Interactive outline WATCH NOW: Livestream S0514

When we walk in faithful obedience to God, mission success is absolutely guaranteed! // Acts 18:1-22: Mission Success! // Pastor James, May 25th, 2025.

In today’s episode, Isaac talks about the things he experienced & faced in his childhood, growing up. How he walked out of dysfunction, and the healing experienced from God walking with him through all of it

Mówisz, że jesteś wdzięczny… ale komu to pokazałeś?„A ten, który daje siewcy ziarno i chleb na pokarm, niech da i wam ziarno oraz je rozmnoży i niech pomnoży plony waszej sprawiedliwości. Wzbogaceni we wszystko, będziecie mogli być hojni w każdej sytuacji, a przez nasza ofiarność wielu ludzi będzie dziękować Bogu.”— 2 Koryntian dziewięć, dziesięć do jedenastuW polskiej kulturze, gdzie gościnność i pomoc są silnymi wartościami, wdzięczność nie może kończyć się na słowach. Apostoł Paweł przypomina: błogosławieństwa są jak ziarno — mają być ...

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Psalms 62 presents a Psalm of David, emphasizing waiting quietly before God for victory, salvation, and refuge. It highlights God as an unshakeable rock and fortress, the source of hope, honor, power, and unfailing love, contrasting God's strength with the fleeting nature of human enemies and wealth. The psalm encourages trusting God at all times, pouring out one's heart to him, and acknowledges that God rewards individuals based on their actions.

The first Psalm highlights the stark contrast between the blessedness of the righteous who follow God's law and the worthlessness and eventual destruction of the wicked. The second Psalm addresses the futility of nations and rulers who oppose the Lord and His appointed king, emphasizing God's ultimate sovereignty and the wisdom of taking refuge in His son. Together, these Psalms establish foundational themes of righteous living, divine authority, and the consequences of one's choices.

Psalm 125 emphasizes the security and enduring nature of those who place their trust in the Lord. It uses the image of the mountains surrounding Jerusalem to illustrate God's protective presence around his people, promising they will not be overcome. The text contrasts the fate of the righteous, who are encouraged to continue in goodness, with that of the wicked, who will be banished. Ultimately, the psalm expresses a hope for peace for Israel, rooted in God's favor towards the faithful and judgment upon those who deviate from his path.

When we are young, we need those around us who will show us the path that is wise. When those leaders have gone, will we stand or fall? Three young men chose to stand no matter what the cost!

5/25/25 - The title of tonight's message is "The Lord's Supper" - 1 Corinthians 11:20-34 - Pastor James Eakins

Psalm 139 presents a meditation on God's omnipresence and omniscience. The speaker marvels at the divine awareness of their every action and thought, emphasizing the impossibility of escaping God's presence. The text then transitions to reflection on God's intricate creation of the speaker, expressing gratitude for being wonderfully made. Finally, it concludes with a plea for God to expose any wickedness within the speaker and guide them on a righteous path, while also expressing intense dislike for those who oppose God.

Pastor Steve Finkbonnerwww.evergreencommunitychurch.com

Brian Tamaki - The Great Power Shift Is Comming ! was recorded live at Destiny Church Auckland on the 25/05/2025 For more information on Apostle Brian Tamaki , Please visit https://www.apostlebriantamaki.com and https://www.destinychurch.org.nz/

What does a young boy, taken into a foreign culture, and who has lost everything he has ever known cling to? The one thing that is eternal and reliable ... the Lord.

Besties: Psalm 63

Psalm 115 focuses on the sovereignty and power of God in contrast to worthless idols created by humans. It emphasizes that true praise and trust belong to the Lord, who is the creator of heaven and earth and blesses those who fear him. The passage encourages trust in God as helper and shield and highlights the importance of the living praising God, as opposed to the silence of the grave.

Psalm 127 focuses on the idea that human effort is futile without God's involvement and blessing. It emphasizes that true security and provision come from the Lord, not from tireless work or human guards. The text also highlights children as a blessing and a reward from God, comparing them to arrows providing strength and joy to a father. Ultimately, it underscores the theme of dependence on God for success, rest, and the gift of family.

The psalm is a prayer to the Lord, asking for divine protection and intervention. David seeks help against the wicked, requests his words be controlled and his lips guarded, and asks that he not be swayed by evil. He hopes the wicked will face consequences for their actions while he is spared from their schemes and escapes their traps.