Tag Archives: God

Brighter Days Ahead

Posted on June 10, 2014 by Mark Shields

Those who believe in Christ can look forward to brighter days ahead. This can encourage us to not only manage our daily living but be reinvigorated by Christ’s power. Each morning is a fresh start and we can believe that … Continue reading →

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The Sealing

Posted on June 9, 2014 by Mark Shields

In Revelation 7, John sees four angels standing at four corners of the earth holding back the wind. Another angel came bringing the seal of the living God and stated that they would put a seal on the forehead of … Continue reading →

Posted in Optimism, Revelation | Tagged Angels, Creator, Encouragement, Faith, God, Happiness, John, Joy, Lamb, Mercy, Peace, Praise, Seal on Forehead, Thankful, Tribulation, victory | 1 Comment

Week in Review – Revelation 5-6

Posted on June 6, 2014 by Mark Shields

This week, I have posting some thoughts from Revelation 5-6. The vision of John describes the problem we face because of sin but Christ the Lamb has washed us clean. There is no separation from God because Christ stands as … Continue reading →

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Since He Is With Us, Who Can Be Against Us

Posted on June 5, 2014 by Mark Shields

There are some mysteries of the universe that are hard to understand but we can be confident that God is in control of history and we can be touched by His divine power. Here’s a video link to a conversation … Continue reading →

Posted in Good Common Sense | Tagged Confident, Divine, divine power, Faith, God, god is in control, History, Love, Mysteries, mysteries of the universe, Power | 7 Comments

Questions for Reflection in Study of Revelation 5-9

Posted on June 1, 2014 by Mark Shields

In Revelation 1, Christ is speaking to John about the things already seen. Beginning in Revelation 2, John is told by Christ about the present and what to write to the seven churches. In Revelation 3, we begin to understand … Continue reading →