Avoiding the deadly danger of false teaching March 28 For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead‚ to suit their own desires‚ they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. – 2 Timothy 4:3 Many years ago there was a terrible railroad accident in the Eastern U.S. that claimed many lives and caused even more terrible injuries. A train loaded with young people was stalled on the track‚ and another train was just a few minutes behind it‚ traveling at full speed. A flagman was sent back to warn the oncoming train's engineer in order to avert a collision. Suddenly‚ the whistle of the oncoming train was heard just seconds before it crashed into the sitting train. The engineer of the oncoming train jumped out to save his life‚ but was then brought into court for his part in the tragedy. When asked why he didn't stop when he saw the flagman waving the red flag‚ the engineer was adamant that he saw the flagman waving a yellow flag‚ which communicates "slow down" instead of "stop." When the flag was produced in court‚ the problem became evident. The "red flag" had faded over time to a dirty yellow‚ a slight change in color costing many lives. How many lives have been eternally wrecked by the "yellow" preaching of self-betterment and feel-good faith that really misses the biblical gospel? Don't wave the yellow flag of a more palatable message. Wave the red‚ blood-soaked flag of the cross of Christ and show others the real way to eternal life! Prayer Challenge Ask God to give you the courage to share the full message of Jesus Christ with others. Questions for Thought Why do you think it's easy for many to shrink back from sharing the real message of the gospel? What steps can you take to be better sharpened to share the message of Christ with others? Visit the Senior Living Ministries website Visit the Senior Living Ministries website The post Avoiding the Deadly Danger of False Teaching – Senior Living – March 28 appeared first on GodUpdates.

A Prayer to Humbly Serve This Maundy ThursdayBy Megan Evans “When Jesus had washed their feet and put on his outer clothing‚ he reclined again and said to them‚ ‘Do you know what I have done for you?'” – John 13:12 (ESV) Would you let Jesus wash your feet? Isn’t it hard to imagine lifting our dirty toes to the King of Kings? None of us are worthy of his care and attention; yet in Christ’s perfect love‚ he gives us nothing less. Does your human heart struggle like mine to serve others humbly as Jesus did? On the Thursday before his crucifixion‚ Jesus ate with his disciples in an upper room and taught us what it means to love and serve. John 13:4-5 tells us Jesus got up from the supper table‚ removed his robe‚ wrapped a towel around his waist‚ and poured water into a basin. Then‚ he began to wash the disciples’ feet‚ drying them with the towel he had around him. We see ministry modeled in this scene. This was a household servant’s job‚ yet Jesus taught that to lead‚ teach‚ and sacrificially love others‚ we must take on a servant role with a servant’s heart. “When Jesus had washed their feet and put on his outer clothing‚ he reclined again and said to them‚ ‘Do you know what I have done for you?'” (John 13:12).  It is a question we need to ask ourselves today as well. We must understand what Jesus did for us to love and serve others well. Fully God‚ Jesus didn’t cling to his divine privileges‚ “but emptied himself‚ by taking the form of a servant‚ being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form‚ he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death‚ even death on a cross.” (Philippians 2:7-8). Jesus welcomes us through his grace and mercy‚ forgives our sins by his work on the cross‚ and washes us clean once and for all. Then‚ daily‚ we get to walk with God in a brand new life as a follower of Christ. As we learn his love‚ Jesus gives us the capacity to love and serve as He did. Jesus wanted to ensure His disciples understood He was Teacher‚ Messiah‚ Savior‚ and Lord. Soon‚ he would send them to tell the world the Good News that washed in the blood of Jesus Christ we could be made right with God once and for all. He calls us to share this hope as his disciples today. After washing His disciple’s feet‚ Jesus gave them a mandate‚ or commandment‚ to follow when interacting with people. The word “command” comes from the Latin word mandatum.  A shortened form of this word is “maundy‚” where we get the term “Maundy Thursday.” On this important day‚ he told his disciples (and us)‚ “A new commandment I give to you‚ that you love one another: just as I have loved you‚ you also are to love one another” (John 13:34).   May this Holy Week remind us that we have a story to tell as we love and serve. We get to testify how Jesus saved us and the difference he makes in our lives. Like Jesus demonstrated‚ humbly serving others requires us to set aside status and position to love as He did. From the most lavish to mundane‚ there are ways we can serve one another every single day. A humble Christ-like posture and a willing heart are all it takes to respond to the needs around us.   Consider spending unrushed time with a friend or family member. Try cleaning up a mess you didn’t make. Think of ways to bless someone or give above and beyond a typical donation‚ benevolence‚ or offering. Serving might be costly‚ inconvenient‚ or messy at times. It may even stretch us out of our comfort zones or require steps of faith. Time and resources are precious‚ but as we learn to view them as gifts from God‚ sharing them is more and more joyful.   Look around you this week. What is one act of service you can do that you feel is beneath your status or position? How can you love and serve others in your home‚ church‚ workplace‚ and community? Let’s pray: Dear Lord‚ I am not worthy to be washed clean by you. Yet‚ as my King‚ you took the role of humble servant when you took my place on the cross. Teach me your love for others. Lead me to serve humbly. On this particular day that we call “Maundy Thursday‚” teach me your mandate to love one another as you love me. It doesn’t always come naturally to me. Lord‚ you know that person I struggle to love today and those areas of service I tend to avoid. You know how stingy I can be with my time‚ money‚ and things. Help me to notice and listen to people this week and respond with Christ-like love and generosity. Make me aware of the needs in my church and community and stir my heart to act. With the love you have shown me‚ teach me to love others with a servant’s heart like yours. In Jesus’ Name‚ Amen Photo credit: Image created using AI technology via DALL.E Megan Evans is a military wife‚ and a mother to three wonderful teenagers. She and her family live in Tennessee where she serves as the women's ministry director at her church. An author and blogger with a heart for discipleship; she writes‚ speaks‚ and teaches women about enjoying God in each busy day. Check out her new book‚ "Permission to Walk: A 40-Day Journey to Unhurried Peace" and learn the daily pace of life that Jesus taught as we daily navigate this distracted and fast-paced world. You can connect with Megan at www.unhurrymyheart.com‚ www.instagram.com/megan.m_evans ‚ and www.facebook.com/unhurrymyheart. Teach Us to Pray is a FREE prayer podcast hosted by iBelieve writer Christina Patterson. Each week‚ she gives you practical‚ real-life tips on how to grow your faith and relationship with God through the power of prayer. To listen to her episode on What to Pray in the Morning for a Worry-Free Day‚ click below! Now that you’ve prayed‚ are you in need of someone to pray for YOU? Click the button below! Visit iBelieve.com for more inspiring prayer content. The post A Prayer to Humbly Serve This Maundy Thursday – Your Daily Prayer – March 28 appeared first on GodUpdates.

Canadians could soon be paying tax on the amount of rainwater that falls on their property if this far-left government isn’t toppled and sanity restored in the once proud nation. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet [...] The post Canadians Will Soon Be Taxed For Rain Falling On Their Property If Gov’t Isn’t Stopped appeared first on The People's Voice.

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There were hazaradous materials on board the ship that ran into the Francis Scott Key Bridge‚ and some HAZMAT containers were breached‚ NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy said on Wednesday."He was able to identify 56 containers of hazardous materials‚" Homendy said of a NTSB senior HAZMAT investigator‚ adding‚ "that's 764 tons of hazardous materials‚ mostly corrosives‚ flammables" as well as "miscellaneous hazardous materials‚ class nine hazardous materials which‚" she said‚ "would include lithium ion batteries. Some of the HAZMAT containers were breached‚" she said. Homendy also said that "sheen" has been spotted on the waterway.The ship collided with the bridge on Tuesday‚ causing it to collapse‚ leading to multiple deaths."We must ease the regulatory burdens of NEPA to get this critical bridge back up as soon as possible. And while we are at it‚ revise the permitting process for all infrastructure projects and improvements‚" GOP Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia said in a tweet.President Joe Biden‚ who is currently seeking re-election‚ has said that it is his "intention" that the federal government will cover the full cost of rebuilding the bridge and that he expects the legislature to support his effort. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Dragon's Dogma 2 has an interesting Pawn system that makes the game unique. Players can summon up to three Pawns to help them on their journey across the world. Having these Pawns very well could be the difference between life and death.

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