Tag Archives: Savior

The Good Keeps Coming

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Mark Shields

God relentlessly pursues us with His love. He gives us second, third, and fourth chances to do what He has planned for us to do. Once we accept our Savior, the good He gives keeps coming. As stated in yesterday’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Abundance, Christ, Christianity, Delight, Destiny, Epistle to the Romans, Evangelism, Freedom, freedom in christ, God, Inspiration, Isaiah, Jesus, Joy, Love, love goes on, Purpose, Reflection, religion, Religion and Spirituality, Savior, Second Chance, spirituality | Leave a comment

You Are His Cherished Child

Posted on November 26, 2012 by Mark Shields

God delivers His people so we can take courage and look to a bright future because we will have the advantage and our enemies will be burdened. Some of the events as prophesized in Zechariah 12:1-13:6 have already taken place. … Continue reading →

Posted in Zechariah | Tagged Bible, Christ, Christianity, Confidence, Courage, Cross, Faith, God, Good Friday, Good News, Helper, Holy Spirit, Jesus, jesus in the garden of gethsemane, Prayer, prayer of jesus, Prophecy, Savior, victory, Zechariah | 6 Comments

Thankful for the Simple Truths of the Gospel

Posted on November 24, 2012 by Mark Shields

The picture received in Zechariah 11 is different from Zechariah 10. Trying to anchor this prophecy in history is next to impossible and the text is difficult. It seems to cover a wider span of history and perhaps going past … Continue reading →

Posted in Zechariah | Tagged Bible, Christ, Cross, Faith, God, History, Jesus, jesus is the way, Messiah, Prophecy, Purpose Driven Life, purpose driven life by rick warren, religion, Rick Warren, Sacrifice, Savior, solemnity of christ the king, Teamwork, Zechariah | 4 Comments

The Mission

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Mark Shields

King Artaxerxes let Ezra go to Jerusalem as stated in Ezra 7 and take any Levites or priests with him. Also to deliver all the articles entrusted for worship in the temple of God. Ezra was told to appoint law … Continue reading →