#godseesyou — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #godseesyou, aggregated by home.social.
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If you are carrying a hidden weight of suffering today, please know that your situation is not forever. God has the final word.
📖 Read the full study here: https://downiefamily.wixsite.com/wherebreadisfound/post/find-hope-when-you-are-downtrodden
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B.B. Warfield was a professor of #reformed theology, says the divine example is a life of self-sacrificing unselfishness. This is the most beautiful life that can be led.
I’ve seen many object to this idea, saying that to call Christ an Example must necessarily preclude Him from being a Savior.
How can you imitate our Master and Example?
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🌒 Hidden doesn’t mean forgotten.
God is doing holy work in your unseen season.Today’s Reap What You Sow Mondays with Tony™ reminds us:
The private work prepares you for public fruit. 🌿Read here: https://wix.to/NuWINPN
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🌱 Serving is never wasted.
God rewards the work you do in secret—and multiplies it in due time.Today’s Reap What You Sow Mondays with Tony™ reminds us:
When you give, you grow.👉🏾 Read the full word: https://wix.to/4UoEsmE
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Discover the true essence of righteousness! We discuss the importance of practicing faith in private, not for show. God sees our hearts, and sincerity brings true reward. Let’s learn to focus on genuine devotion over public admiration. #Righteousness #Faith #Sincerity #SpiritualGrowth #Devotion #GodSeesYou #InnerFaith #Authenticity #PrayerHeart #GenuineLiving
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Richard Sibbes, Puritan, says that God made the rich to relieve the poor, and the poor to pray for the rich (based on 2 Cor 1:11, James 2:5, and a sermon by Augustine).
How many griping about foreign aid would sit still for this teaching? Do we ask the poor to pray for the rich?
How can you pray for those with greater wealth than yourself? How can you view the poor as appropriate stewards of your wealth?