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Life of LAB 2018: 6 of 7

Welcome back to Life of LAB. It’s day 6! Today we continue our quick LAB series with a blog titled Rule vs. Ruler. The words rule, command, and instruction are probably our favorite words in the whole world. In fact, most of us can recount the saying, “Rules are meant to be broken.” And in 2 Chronicles 30:18-20, that’s exactly what happened. This story is part of the Old Testament, and grace is not a word used or really understood. Yet, it is understood that God is a God of compassion; the birthplace of grace. The people of God had been away from the God of Israel; the God of their ancestors and King Hezekiah decides to send out letters to all the places where they’re living inviting them to the Lord’s Passover. His plea was , “People of Israel, return to the Lord, the God of Abraham, Issac, and Israel, that he may return to you. … Do not be stiff-necked, as your ancestors were; submit to the Lord. Come to His sanctuary, which He has consecrated for

Life of LAB 2018: 5 of 7

Welcome back to The Road2Wholeness Blog. We’re 5 days into our quick LAB series, Life of LAB. The theme has been compare and contrast. I must admit that I’m holding onto some of my reflective thoughts for the 7 th blog, which will be a summary of the series. So, don’t miss it. Today’s blog is titled Common vs. Compelling. Throughout the bible, God has commanded and instructed many. Yet, I’m not sure if there’s any message; any command as well known or as powerful as, “Let my people go.” It sounds as if this statement should have been followed up with the word “or”, but actually, the entire word given was, “Let my people go so that they may worship me.” Then came the “or” and the plagues. This is the story of how God rescued the Hebrew people from Egypt, and it’s no common story. Yes, God may have chosen a common man, but He certainly did equip him in a compelling way. In the story taken from Exodus, Moses learns to stretch out his staff at God’s command and a

The Precision of God, Blog 5

(Click on the Image to Open a Clearer View) Welcome to The Road2Wholeness Blog. Thanks for taking the stroll with us today. We continue with our "P" series, The Precision of God. Today we go to Matthew 14:29. It reads, "Then Peter got down out of the boat, walked on water, and came toward Jesus. In this scripture it's hard to budget your faith if you are seeing two stories. If Peter's story is separate from Jesus' story we'll never find our faith. Faith in the bible is represented by a Hall of Faith, but it's really authored and fully known through Jesus' walk. Faith in the scripture is destructible except for the Lord Jesus. In the scripture where Peter walks on water, it is the presence of the Lord that makes it possible. Surely, Peter never had a consideration to walk on water before, but the Lord said come. In the story, after a while it becomes Peter walking toward the Lord, but really Peter is walking on water with the help of

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