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2.25.21 – Daily Dose of Worship. A study on Matthew. Part 25. Salt.
Salt. Usually great to cook with. But Jesus’ says that we are salt. Here’s what he says: Matthew 5:13 – “‘You are the salt of the earth; but if the salt has become tasteless, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot by…
Read More2.11.21 – Daily Dose of Worship. A study on Matthew. Part 16. Temple.
We continue this story about the tribulation and testing of Jesus in the wilderness today. Matthew 4:5-7 says this: “Then the accuser transported Jesus to the holy city of Jerusalem and perched him at the highest point[a] of the temple 6 and said to him, “If you’re really God’s Son, jump, and the angels will catch you. For…
Read More2.5.21 – Daily Dose of Worship. A study on Matthew. Part 10. Ego.
Today we’re talking about egos. About how they can get in the way of so many things. We’ll reference Matthew 2:13-18 here. Herod, completely made with jealousy over another king being proclaimed decides to have every baby 2 and under killed so that he can rid himself of the King Jesus. It says in verse…
Read MoreDaily Devotions with davepettigrew. Season 5. Episode 7. Prepare for the Storm.
Today we’re talking about the storm. We’re expecting one tomorrow in New Jersey. How do you prepare for the storm? Prayer? Denial? Anger? Let’s dive into a few verses that will help us understand a little bit about God’s provision in the storm and His love for us during, before and after.
Read MoreDaily Devotions with davepettigrew. Season 5. Episode 6. Believe.
Today we’re talking about believing. What number is your belief scale at? 5, 6? Are you at a 10? Where does faith fall into all of it and how do we push the boundaries of our belief? We talk about the shepherds and about Mary and her belief in all that was happening to her…
Read MoreDaily Devotions with davepettigrew. Season 4. Episode 6. The life.
Today we tackle one question. Are you living the life that God wants you to live? It’s a necessary question and one that needs to be asked. Let’s be honest today.
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