You are Not Great, God is Great
The Israelites of Isaiah’s day were materially wealthy yet spiritually impoverished. They were filled with big thoughts of themselves and small, infrequent thoughts of God. Isaiah’s word of warning against the Israelite’s pride is a word for us as well—namely, that a clear vision of God’s grandeur, as revealed in His Word, should dispel our boasting and turn us to God in humility and repentance. God’s judgment day is coming. Our only refuge is found in God alone.
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Walking in Truth and Love
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Matt Ross
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A Gospel Worthy Life — Part Two
The grace of Jesus transforms us and provides the strength to stand against the evil one as we strive side ...
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