Author: Kingdom Life AZ
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Rejected Silver
“They are called rejected silver, because the Lord has rejected them.” — Jeremiah 6:30 At first glance, Jeremiah 6:30 feels harsh. How could God compare people to rejected silver? Understanding the refining process helps bring clarity to the passage. In ancient times, silver was purified by intense heat. A refiner would place the metal in…
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The Fourth of July isn’t just fireworks, flags, and a date remembered, it is a moment to pause and recognize the weight of the word “freedom”. A word that carries history, sacrifice, struggle, and hope. A word that has shaped generations, ignited courage, and drawn men and women to stand, to fight, and to believe…
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Restoration of God’s Image: Submitting to the Potter’s Hand
There is a powerful image in Scripture that speaks directly to the heart of spiritual formation. The image of the Potter and the clay. In Jeremiah 18:1-6, the prophet is invited to observe something simple, yet profound: “This is the word that came to Jeremiah from the Lord: ‘Go down to the potter’s house, and…
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Surrender
In a world that often shouts, “Be strong, be in control,” We walk the line between courage and the shadows that patrol. But what if I told you that surrender isn’t an ending? It isn’t a past tense binding, with no more pretending? It’s a present, active choice—a daily embrace Of the cross we must…
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The Divine Escape
Escape. Is it a way to avoid reality? Is it a means of running away from something orsomeone? In the last few years, escape rooms have become a popular fad, especially foryoungsters. It’s an interactive, immersive game room, sometimes even mobile, where players create teams and compete against each other. They search for hidden clues…
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What “clothes” are you wearing?
A short and simple message this week, but one that I know I need to be reminded of… Having recently completed a Bible Study on 1st, 2nd and 3rd John, and the emphasis on love that John shares in these books, I have become more aware of my wardrobe and what type of “clothes” are…
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Rejection hurts deeper than words can say, but it’s not the end of your story-it’s the wrestle that reveals who you are in God.
Rejection is one of the most painful experiences a human can face because it challenges our deepest need—to belong. It doesn’t just hurt our feelings; it confuses our identity. The truth is, we often wrestle not with people, but with perspective. The real fight isn’t person against person—it’s truth against lie. We tell ourselves: If they don’t choose…
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The power of friendship
Friendship is one of the most understated yet powerful forces in our lives. Unlike family, which we are born into, friendships are the relationships we choose. They are built over time through shared experiences, trust, and understanding and very importantly-with intention. Intentionality in friendship begins with presence. Just as plants need consistent watering, relationships need…
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Lessons from Costa Rica
There are moments in life when you don’t just see differently—you begin to feel differently. Our time serving in Costa Rica was one of those moments. We arrived with plans, expectations, and a willingness to serve but what we encountered was something far deeper than any itinerary could hold. God had already gone before us—preparing…
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A special message for mothers.
Mother’s Day is more than a holiday, it is a sacred pause. A moment to breathe, remember, and honor the women whose love shaped us in ways words often fail to describe. It is a day to acknowledge the unsung sacrifices, the late-night prayers whispered through tears, the laughter that carried us through dark seasons,…
