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The Good News: God’s Love and Plan for You
Life is filled with questions: Why am I here? What is my purpose? How can I find true peace and joy? These are questions that people have asked throughout history. The Bible, God’s Word, provides a…
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Life's biggest questions find their answers in God’s love and the gift of salvation through Jesus. He’s offering you peace, purpose, and eternal life if you’ll trust Him today.
Deuteronomy 6:4–5 proclaims the exclusive oneness of the LORD and calls His people to respond with undivided, wholehearted love.
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November 12, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Deuteronomy 6:4–5 proclaims the exclusive oneness of the LORD and calls His people to respond with undivided, wholehearted love.
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Every temptation stems from the serpent’s lie in Genesis 3:4–5, which deceives humanity into believing that true life can be found apart from obedience to God.
The Serpent’s Lie: Genesis 3 and the Origin of Every Temptation
In Genesis 3:4–5, the serpent’s lie redefined truth and freedom. Discover how this ancient deception became the pattern for all human rebellion.
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November 12, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Every temptation stems from the serpent’s lie in Genesis 3:4–5, which deceives humanity into believing that true life can be found apart from obedience to God.
Deuteronomy 4:39 exalts the Lord as unrivaled in heaven and on earth, inviting His people to wholehearted devotion and reverent worship.
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November 12, 2025 at 12:18 AM
Deuteronomy 4:39 exalts the Lord as unrivaled in heaven and on earth, inviting His people to wholehearted devotion and reverent worship.
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Genesis 3:4-5 reveals how the serpent’s deceptive denial of God’s Word led humanity from innocence to rebellion, exposing sin’s nature and setting the stage for redemption.
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November 11, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Genesis 3:4-5 reveals how the serpent’s deceptive denial of God’s Word led humanity from innocence to rebellion, exposing sin’s nature and setting the stage for redemption.
Deuteronomy 4:24 reminds us that the God of Scripture is not passive or pliable but passionately holy. His jealousy guards His people, His fire refines His saints, and His love demands our all.
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November 10, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Deuteronomy 4:24 reminds us that the God of Scripture is not passive or pliable but passionately holy. His jealousy guards His people, His fire refines His saints, and His love demands our all.
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Genesis 3:2–3 teaches that true faith begins by trusting and preserving God’s unaltered Word, finding in Christ the redemption that restores what was lost in Eden.
Guarding God’s Word: Lessons from Eve, Faith, and Christ’s Triumph
Genesis 3:2–3 reveals how faith begins with trusting God’s Word. Learn how Eve’s story calls believers to guard truth, trust Christ, and live by His grace.
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November 10, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Genesis 3:2–3 teaches that true faith begins by trusting and preserving God’s unaltered Word, finding in Christ the redemption that restores what was lost in Eden.
Genesis 3:2–3 reminds the church in every generation that faithfulness depends on handling God’s Word with precise obedience and living reverence, neither adding to nor diminishing it.
Guarding God’s Word: Lessons from Eve’s Error in Genesis 3
Even small distortions of God’s Word bring ruin. The church must preserve Scripture with accuracy and love, staying faithful in every generation.
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November 9, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Genesis 3:2–3 reminds the church in every generation that faithfulness depends on handling God’s Word with precise obedience and living reverence, neither adding to nor diminishing it.
Numbers 6:27 is the divine seal upon the Aaronic Blessing, the assurance that God Himself will accomplish what His priests declare. His Name signifies His presence, His ownership, and His faithfulness.
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November 8, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Numbers 6:27 is the divine seal upon the Aaronic Blessing, the assurance that God Himself will accomplish what His priests declare. His Name signifies His presence, His ownership, and His faithfulness.
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From Gnostic myth to modern feminist readings, many have reimagined Eve’s words in Genesis 3:2–3 as enlightenment rather than error, but by celebrating rebellion as wisdom, such interpretations invert Scripture’s moral order and repeat the very deception the passage warns against. wp.me/pg1rT2-H3
Misreadings of Eve’s Reply
Not every reader of Genesis 3:2–3 has approached the passage through the lens of orthodoxy. Across history—and especially in the modern era—certain movements have read Eve’s words not as the first …
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November 8, 2025 at 1:08 PM
From Gnostic myth to modern feminist readings, many have reimagined Eve’s words in Genesis 3:2–3 as enlightenment rather than error, but by celebrating rebellion as wisdom, such interpretations invert Scripture’s moral order and repeat the very deception the passage warns against. wp.me/pg1rT2-H3
Numbers 6:26, the climax of the Aaronic Blessing, reveals God’s gracious, covenantal favor as He lifts His countenance upon His redeemed people.
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November 7, 2025 at 10:49 PM
Numbers 6:26, the climax of the Aaronic Blessing, reveals God’s gracious, covenantal favor as He lifts His countenance upon His redeemed people.
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Genesis 3:2–3 reveals how even a small distortion of God’s Word exposes the roots of sin, the human impulse to soften judgment, and our deep need for the One who perfectly upheld the truth: Jesus Christ, the faithful Word-bearer who restores what was lost in Eden.
Genesis 3:2–3: Theological Insights on Revelation and Sin
Explore Genesis 3:2–3's profound insights into Scripture, sin, and Christ's faithfulness in revealing divine truths.
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November 7, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Genesis 3:2–3 reveals how even a small distortion of God’s Word exposes the roots of sin, the human impulse to soften judgment, and our deep need for the One who perfectly upheld the truth: Jesus Christ, the faithful Word-bearer who restores what was lost in Eden.
In Genesis 3:2–3, when Eve first repeats God’s Word to the serpent, her subtle alterations illustrate how fragile revelation becomes when imperfectly repeated, showing that truth is most endangered not by denial but by distortion.
Eve's Dialogue: The Fragility of God's Word in Scripture
Explore the profound implications of Eve's words in Genesis 3:2-3 and how subtle shifts can distort God's truth and intent.
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November 6, 2025 at 12:27 PM
In Genesis 3:2–3, when Eve first repeats God’s Word to the serpent, her subtle alterations illustrate how fragile revelation becomes when imperfectly repeated, showing that truth is most endangered not by denial but by distortion.
In a world of cursing and decay, God still blesses. To live under that blessing is to dwell beneath His wings; to reject it is to stand unguarded before eternity.
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November 5, 2025 at 11:46 PM
In a world of cursing and decay, God still blesses. To live under that blessing is to dwell beneath His wings; to reject it is to stand unguarded before eternity.
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Genesis 3:2–3 marks the first human restatement of God’s Word, where Eve’s subtle alterations—omitting God’s generosity, adding a new prohibition, and softening His warning—reveal how divine truth can be remembered yet distorted, exposing humanity’s vulnerability to mishandling revelation.
Understanding Genesis: The Temptation and Its Consequences
Explore how Genesis defines reality, creation, and temptation, highlighting Eve's pivotal moment in humanity's fall and Christ's redemptive truth.
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November 5, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Genesis 3:2–3 marks the first human restatement of God’s Word, where Eve’s subtle alterations—omitting God’s generosity, adding a new prohibition, and softening His warning—reveal how divine truth can be remembered yet distorted, exposing humanity’s vulnerability to mishandling revelation.
Leviticus 26:1 is a timeless proclamation of God’s sovereignty and exclusivity. Archaeology confirms its context, history vindicates its wisdom, and the gospel fulfills its promise.
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November 4, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Leviticus 26:1 is a timeless proclamation of God’s sovereignty and exclusivity. Archaeology confirms its context, history vindicates its wisdom, and the gospel fulfills its promise.
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Genesis 3:1 isn’t just about the first temptation. It’s about the whisper that still echoes in every heart, calling us either to doubt God’s goodness or to trust His Word.
Genesis 3:1 - Overcoming Doubt with God's Truth Today
Discover how Genesis 3:1 resonates today, urging believers to trust God’s Word amid doubt and culture while offering hope of renewal in Christ.
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November 4, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Genesis 3:1 isn’t just about the first temptation. It’s about the whisper that still echoes in every heart, calling us either to doubt God’s goodness or to trust His Word.
Agnosticism tries to handle life’s big uncertainties by staying on the sidelines.
Is Agnosticism a Viable Worldview? Evaluating Its Limits
Explore Agnosticism as a worldview that grapples with doubt, uncertainty, and the search for truth in life’s profound questions.
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November 3, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Agnosticism tries to handle life’s big uncertainties by staying on the sidelines.
Leviticus 25:17 encapsulates the moral and spiritual heart of God’s covenant: righteousness rooted in reverence. “Oppress not one another” is not just social advice. It is a divine command born from God’s own nature.
November 3, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Leviticus 25:17 encapsulates the moral and spiritual heart of God’s covenant: righteousness rooted in reverence. “Oppress not one another” is not just social advice. It is a divine command born from God’s own nature.
Genesis 3:1 sets the stage for Christ’s redeeming work, unveiling the conflict between serpent and seed, doubt and truth. wp.me/pg1rT2-Go
Genesis 3:1: The First Promise of Redemption in Christ
Explore how Genesis 3:1 foreshadows Christ's victory over sin, revealing God's plan of salvation and the contrast between Adam and Christ.
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November 3, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Genesis 3:1 sets the stage for Christ’s redeeming work, unveiling the conflict between serpent and seed, doubt and truth. wp.me/pg1rT2-Go
Leviticus 20:8 teaches that holiness is both commanded and empowered by God Himself. We are called to obey His statutes not to earn His favor but because He has already set us apart for Himself. The God who gives the command also gives the cleansing.
November 2, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Leviticus 20:8 teaches that holiness is both commanded and empowered by God Himself. We are called to obey His statutes not to earn His favor but because He has already set us apart for Himself. The God who gives the command also gives the cleansing.
The serpent’s subtle distortion in Genesis 3:1 was more than a twist of words. It was an attack on God’s truthfulness and goodness, turning divine generosity into seeming restriction and reminding us that every temptation begins with doubting God’s character.
Understanding the Serpent's Distortion of God's Character
Explore how the serpent distorts God's truth and goodness, revealing timeless lessons about trust, generosity, and obedience in our lives.
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November 2, 2025 at 12:30 PM
The serpent’s subtle distortion in Genesis 3:1 was more than a twist of words. It was an attack on God’s truthfulness and goodness, turning divine generosity into seeming restriction and reminding us that every temptation begins with doubting God’s character.
Leviticus 19:27 teaches that God’s call to holiness extends to every visible part of our lives. Though the specific practice addressed was cultural, the principle endures: God’s people must remain distinct from worldly influences, reflecting His character in all they do.
November 1, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Leviticus 19:27 teaches that God’s call to holiness extends to every visible part of our lives. Though the specific practice addressed was cultural, the principle endures: God’s people must remain distinct from worldly influences, reflecting His character in all they do.
Leviticus 20:7 calls believers to a deliberate, grace-empowered life of holiness. Though the ceremonial laws of Israel have been fulfilled in Christ, the moral truth remains: those who know the Lord must reflect His character.
November 1, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Leviticus 20:7 calls believers to a deliberate, grace-empowered life of holiness. Though the ceremonial laws of Israel have been fulfilled in Christ, the moral truth remains: those who know the Lord must reflect His character.
Genesis 3:1 shows that while Satan twists God’s truth, our weakness lies in forgetting His goodness.
Understanding Genesis 3:1: Humanity's Vulnerability and Choice
Explore Genesis 3:1 to understand human vulnerability, temptation, and accountability in the context of biblical anthropology and faith.
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November 1, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Genesis 3:1 shows that while Satan twists God’s truth, our weakness lies in forgetting His goodness.
Leviticus 19:28 teaches that God’s people belong wholly to Him: body and soul. While the ceremonial restriction against tattoos was bound to Israel’s context, the enduring principle remains: we must not adopt worldly patterns that blur the line between holiness and conformity.
October 31, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Leviticus 19:28 teaches that God’s people belong wholly to Him: body and soul. While the ceremonial restriction against tattoos was bound to Israel’s context, the enduring principle remains: we must not adopt worldly patterns that blur the line between holiness and conformity.