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The Raising of Lazarus
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The Raising of Lazarus

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by sunganimoyo

TODAY’S LESSON Scripture Reading: John 11:1–44 — The raising of Lazarus Supporting Verse: Luke 1:37 — “For with God nothing shall be impossible.” Reflection The story of Lazarus reminds us of the limitless power of God. Lazarus had been dead for four days, and his body had already begun to decay. To human eyes, there was no hope. Death had done its work, and the smell of corruption testified that life was gone. Yet in this hopeless situation, Jesus revealed the glory of God. Even though those around Him doubted, even though some mocked, Jesus lifted His eyes to heaven and prayed with faith. And God answered. Lazarus came forth from the tomb — restored, whole, and alive. This miracle was so astonishing that many declared: *“Surely, Jesus Christ is God the Father living in the flesh.”* For no one else could perform such a mighty work. Lesson for Us - Human judgment sees decay as the end. When something “stinks,” the world says it is finished, worthless, beyond redemption. - God sees differently. Where people see death, God brings life. Where people see shame, God restores glory. - Faith unlocks miracles. Jesus prayed with perfect trust in the Father, and Lazarus was raised. So, even if others mock you, even if they say you are “finished” or “worthless,” remember: God has the power to lift you up, to restore your dignity, and to exalt you before people. Live in perfect faith. Trust that the same God who raised Lazarus can breathe new life into your situation. What seems impossible to man is always possible with God.

Misericórdia? Mercy?
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Misericórdia? Mercy?

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by jeane

Mercy is love in action in the face of another person’s pain, mistake, or weakness. Simply put, it is having compassion and choosing not to act harshly, even when there would be reason to punish, judge, or walk away. In three layers: • Feeling the other person’s pain (compassion) • Deciding not to condemn • Acting to relieve, forgive, or help In the biblical sense Mercy is not “letting things slide,” but offering grace where punishment would be expected. It is God looking at human limitation and responding with love. That’s why the Bible says: “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.” In everyday life • Forgiving when it would be easier to harden your heart • Helping without humiliating • Listening without judging • Loving even when the other person fails 👉 Justice gives each person what they deserve. Mercy gives a person what they need.

Série: Tipos de Pecados encobertos - pecado 02
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Série: Tipos de Pecados encobertos - pecado 02

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by jeane

Hidden Sins – Part 2 (English Translation) What are the types of hidden sins that an ordinary person may have? When we talk about hidden sins, we are not referring only to major, visible mistakes, but to internal attitudes, silent habits, and dispositions of the heart that a “normal” person—someone who appears upright in the eyes of others—may carry. In other words, there are sins that a person does not always notice, but that still distance the heart from God. Welcome to the series: Common Types of Hidden Sins. In the previous video, I talked about Sin #1 – Disguised Pride. And in this video, if you are like me, you will realize that you sin even without intending to: Sin #2 – Self-sufficiency. • Trusting your own intelligence more than God • Praying little and making all decisions on your own • Seeking God only when something goes wrong It is a silent sin because the person continues to “function well.” In the next video of the series, I will talk about the 3rd hidden sin that may be holding your life back: Inner Judgment.

Mensagem para Você - NÃO DEIXE DE ACREDITAR
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Mensagem para Você - NÃO DEIXE DE ACREDITAR

by jeane

NÃO DEIXE DE ACREDITAR Há momentos em que tudo ao nosso redor parece contradizer aquilo que carregamos no coração. As circunstâncias gritam, as portas parecem fechadas e o cansaço tenta nos convencer de que acreditar não vale mais a pena. Mas a fé nunca foi construída sobre o que vemos; ela nasce da confiança em quem Deus é. A Bíblia nos mostra homens e mulheres que continuaram acreditando mesmo quando não havia sinais favoráveis. Abraão creu contra a esperança, Davi confiou em meio às perseguições, Jó permaneceu firme em meio à dor. Em todos esses cenários, Deus estava trabalhando silenciosamente. Não deixar de acreditar não significa ignorar a realidade, mas decidir não permitir que ela seja maior do que a promessa. Deus não se atrasa, não se confunde e não perde o controle. O que hoje parece espera, amanhã se revelará como preparo. Muitas vezes, Deus está fortalecendo nossa fé, alinhando nosso caráter e nos ensinando dependência total. A demora não é negação; é processo. Quando tudo parece silencioso, o céu continua ativo. Cada oração feita com lágrimas, cada suspiro de esperança e cada passo dado em obediência estão sendo vistos por Deus. A fé nos mantém de pé quando a lógica manda desistir. Ela nos lembra que o mesmo Deus que começou a boa obra é fiel para completá-la. Por isso, não solte a mão da fé. Não abandone a esperança. Não permita que a dor apague a promessa. Continue crendo, mesmo cansado. Continue orando, mesmo sem respostas imediatas. Continue caminhando, mesmo com medo. Deus honra aqueles que permanecem. No tempo certo, aquilo que hoje é promessa se tornará testemunho, e você entenderá que acreditar foi a decisão mais poderosa que poderia ter tomado.

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