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Luke 4:31-44 Each one of us, in our lives, will experience a day of visitation. A time when God, through various means, will call or direct us to what He has for us to do. The question then is, how will we respond in that day of visitation? In this passage from Luke we will explore the four ways in which people respond to that visiting or calling of God.

Jesus has promised to return to the Earth. He brings His Kingdom. All those who've heard Him, who are trusting Him, following Him, are to be faithful in whatever He has delivered to us. It seems nonsensical to suggest we follow Jesus, the crucified Messiah of Israel, risen from the dead, while also trying to 'live our best life now'. Jesus is greater. His Kingdom is stronger and more wonderful still. We demonstrate our trust in Jesus and His Words by the choices we make with our lives. Not simply the small insignificant ones but the major, central direction of our lives and the thigns to which we give the greatest precendence. Jesus has rescued sinners. He still does. Let us cling to Him. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, September 26, 2021.

Like John the Baptist, growing in the things of God to faithfully advance the kindom of God, and become colaborers with Jesus Christ.

Malachi Part #2 Going through the Fire—Dichotomy of the Blessed—World 2-24-08 Continue with Malachi · Bird’s Eye View · Story Dichotomy/Distinctive · Peek at the endgame o How it works out ultimately if you follow God and if you don’t · The end of the story · Brother—20’s watching friends as he is faithful—later…

JUST LIKE HE SAID HE WOULD “DON’T ARGUE WITH A DONKEY” A. Presentation of the King (vv. 1–11). This was in fulfillment of Zech. 9:9. Christ will not come with justice and salvation (victory) for Israel until He returns in Rev. 19:11–21, riding a white horse. John 12:17–18 indicates that many in the great…