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Valentines Day, Hollywood, and so many things in culture revolve around relationships. We are born, we go to school, we get a job, we marry, we get kids, we pass away one day, mission accomplished. And while this is perhaps a normal path for most, we sometimes act like it is the only acceptable path.

We even pressure those around us to get married, with good intentions. But anyone who doesn't get married naturally starts feeling something is wrong with them. Is this the only biblical way of life? Or is it OK to stay single forever?

It was OK for Jesus, it was OK for Paul. And God still calls people into that path today for the glory of His Kingdom.

Join Christina and PD as we discuss the topic of singleness for the Kingdom! Matthew 19:12 "For there are eunuchs who have been so from birth, and there are eunuchs who have been made eunuchs by men, and there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven. Let the one who is able to receive this receive it.”

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In life, numerous times we will be faced with trial. In those moments, the mind becomes a battleground and we have thoughts coming from all angles. How you audit these thoughts, and what you end up believing will lead your actions. Which Kingdom will you choose? What report will you believe?

After the world was flooded, God promised to never flood the world again and gave the rainbow as the sign of that promise. But why the rainbow?

The rainbow itself communicates the true depths and beauty of God's promise! Unlike our childhood dreams of tangible rainbows with treasures at the end of them, rainbows are just reflections of light that are perceived by the eye. Rainbows don't exist without people to look upon them.

As each person sees their "own" unique rainbow reflection (depending on the angle from which they view), so God's rainbow promise is that there will always be a remnant to look upon His promises and mercy. And that the "personal rainbow" you see, is also an individual promise to you that He will continue to have mercy on your life.

This is further proven by what God would later do for us in Yeshua: the ultimate act of mercy to restore us back to God, even though we are all undeserving.

His mercy in light of the world's sin is unfathomable! Share this video explaining God's mercy displayed in the rainbow!

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In Luke 24:49, Yeshua prophesied that we would be "clothed with power from on high". But what does the Bible teach on how we can be "plugged in" to God's power for it to flow from our lives, to bring freedom to the world around us?

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God expects us to "love your neighbor as yourself", but how do we do that if we don't even like them? There are people we don't like, there are enemies, there are those who do us wrong. So how do we love them when we feel no love towards them to begin with?

When we are faced with our feelings, we can be led by them away from obeying Christ. But love is so much more than the feelings Hollywood would make us believe love is limited to. Love is action.

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Join PD & Nathan Harmon on this exclusive interview regarding what they believe the Father is doing with His Holy Spirit - to clothe His body with power from on high! But how do we follow in the steps Father ordained for us to get there?

We hope this interview blesses you!

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What is most important? Knowing God and walking in His image and callings! Yeshua must be at the forefront of all our Biblical studies, pursuits of knowledge and lives. For far too long have we allowed ourselves to be distracted from that which He considered most important.

There are many important things, but what is most important to you? I invite you to watch this lively discussion and demonstration of unity! A group of leaders from all over the USA gathered in Oklahoma to discuss the state of believers today, and where they believe we need to gain focus.here

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As surprising as it may sound: when God struck Egypt, He had mercy. He gave Pharaoh 10 merciful warnings of judgment. He had mercy on the cries of His people. He had mercy on the unbelief of Israel. And after delivering them, He expected them to live out that same mercy to others. But have we forgotten mercy?

God delivered us from our slaveries in Egypt, we saw His power and mercy on display. But why do we see such a lack of mercy in the lives of believers today? Can you hear the call! Our Master is coming back! And when He comes back, He will see if we had mercy on those in debt to us, our enemies and brethren alike, as He had mercy on our debts before Him.

In this teaching, discover God's mercy in Egypt, the rainbow of Revelation, and Yeshua's life. Then, we will learn how we can carry God's mercy ourselves. Torah Portion: Bo | Come | בוא

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The Rich Young Ruler came to Jesus with a question on the minds of many: "What can I do to inherit eternal life?" The lawyer in the story of the Good Samaritan asked the same, and Martha tried the same. But is this the right question, or does it indicate an unconscious belief that we can somehow achieve self-justification through our own works? This is perhaps one of the most common traits in all of humanity and is what every religion on Earth has come to revolve around.

However, what if the question of what we can do is the wrong question entirely. What if we are so far gone, with no hope of good works perfect enough for eternal life or relationship with God, ever? Not realizing this is the heart of pride that refuses to acknowledge the severity of our own sin. Realizing all this, the disciples asked: "What then? Who can be saved!" (Mark 10:26). God's solution, Jesus, was right in front of them. But even if we believe in the solution, sometimes the best of us still live as if there is none.

In this teaching, we will explore the 3 stories Jesus used to teach about the potential pitfalls of "religious works", distraction, our relationship with God, and eternal life. All this in The Parable of the Good Samaritan, anxious Martha & The Rich Young Ruler.

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The cure is not your political affiliation, your knowledge of evil conspiracies, or any man-made leader or ideal. The only cure for the degenerating human condition in America and the world is the true unadulterated gospel of Christ. And your life is supposed to be the message now more than ever.