This past week our discussion centered around being salt and light to a dark world. Both are very familiar pictures from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, and yet there are still layers to be understand. With today's racial tensions and chaos, our world is filled with uncertainty. That's what we continue to hear. Yet one thing shall remain certain -- the goodness and faithfulness of our God and His gospel. With the Spirit of God in our hearts, we are commanded to be both salt and light to a dying, dark, and decaying world.
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What We Can Learn from Joseph | Part I
Friday, June 19, 2020
I meet every other Tuesday night with a small group of girlfriends to study Kelly Minter's "Finding God Faithful." Our group first started meeting together to study one of Minter's previous studies, and then we formed a book club of sorts. Our common ground was that we were single. We went to church together in Raleigh. And we loved God. Though we be at far different places in our lives than when we first started meeting together seven or eight years ago, this group proves the faithfulness of God. His Hand has guided some of us in marriage and beginning families, while one awaits her approaching day for "I do." If any good should come of this pandemic, it is that our group was able to get back together and study God's Word together.
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