Blessed Are Those Who Mourn - Matthew 5:4
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2024
- Pastor David takes us on a daily, verse-specific devotional through the Gospel of Matthew; expositing on the text itself while highlighting the wider context of biblical truth, important historical perspectives, and the emancipatory work of Christ Jesus. Enjoy this daily devotional each morning, and let us know what your thoughts on each verse are in the comments! (8/58)
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Praise the Lord for all blessings!
Praise the Lord for the sermon on the Mount. Jesus didn't leave us comfortless. Praise Him for His promises. And I am thankful for this ministry. Still praying for unsaved loved ones. It feels like Jesus could return any day. Blessings everyone from 🇨🇦
Beautiful. Thank you Pastor Dave.
Thank you!
key point: I WANT YOU and I NEED YOU ... yet it goes even DEEPER than that, the FELLOWSHIP of HIS SUFFERING - a great reminder here
God bless you pastor 🙏
Thank You Pastor David for sharing the words of our father in heavens words. Thank you and your teams forthought and understanding, that what is shared in the past rings so very true today. Thanks for your board, and technicians whom have assisted in such a glorious manner. May God bless you all!
Thank you pastor David for your attention.
Who is like You, Lord in all the earth?🎶🎼🎶
Sacrifices and offerings you have not desired,
🙌🏻❤.
The immense horror for the 1st time, realizing the great capacity and depravity we have as continual sinners in the sin nature. As long as we are and live in the flesh, there is NO HOPE. When that reality sets in, that we are prisoners of our own peril, it brings us to look to one outside ourselves great enough, strong enough to rescue us from the quicksand pulling us down and in. The contrite mourning does help as we learn to submit to His will, to cleanse, forgive and sanctify us, but until we go home to be with Him, this will always be the struggle Paul spoke of in Romans torn and at His mercy. We cannot repent if we think all is well.
IT IS FINISHED
We ask why the bloody gruesome animal sacrifices in the OT