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How to Find Freedom from Our Sin

by Courtney GilmoreUpdated on December 3, 2023December 3, 2023

Our instincts tell us to hide our sin. But we actually gain freedom when we confess it to God and let Jesus cover it with His blood instead.

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Stop Feeling Guilty: Jesus Died to Set You Free

by Courtney GilmoreUpdated on August 1, 2023August 1, 2023

Why are you still paying for your sins when Jesus already paid for you? His sacrifice is pointless towards you if you don’t accept it and apply it to your life

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Christianity: Boring, Limited, and Restricting?

by Courtney GilmoreUpdated on April 17, 2023September 10, 2022

Is Christianity boring, limited, and restrictive? Does the world offer something better? What about its costs? God gives gifts that surpass those of the world.

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1 Samuel 18

After David defeats Goliath and begins winning more battles, everyone starts praising Him. Additionally, Saul’s son and daughter also love David. All of this makes Saul very jealous and he starts scheming against David. But with every effort, Saul fails and David grows even more successful and loved. The Lord is for David and now against Saul.

If He is for you, then no one can stand against you. But if He is against you, then you are fighting a losing battle. God was for David and He made him successful in everything he did. But when Saul grew jealous and tried to destroy David, God went against Saul and wouldn’t let any of his schemes succeed. We want God on our side. But the only way to ensure that is to be on His side. We must align ourselves with Him. Then, He will be our greatest ally. But if we go against Him or His people then He will be against us.

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