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"What Do I Stand For?" is a reflective exploration inspired by the biblical themes in Jonah and Matthew. It addresses the importance of personal identity, the call for humility, and the necessity of forgiveness. Through the lens of scripture, particularly I Peter and Revelation, it emphasizes the essence of saving grace and the significance of returning to one's first love in faith. This convergence of personal and spiritual introspection invites readers to consider their own motivations and the meaning of true devotion in their lives.
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WHAT DO I STAND FOR? JONAH CHAPTER 1: I STAND FOR ME
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? JONAH CHAPTER 1: I STAND FOR ME
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? Matthew 6:15 But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.’
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? I Peter 5:5 “God opposes the proud, but shows favor to the humble.”
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? JONAH CHAPTER 1: I STAND FOR ME CHAPTER 2&3: I STAND FOR SAVING GRACE
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? •Rev. 2: 2-3 “I see what you’ve done, your hard, hard work, your refusal to quit. I know you can’t stomach evil, that you weed out apostolic pretenders. I know your persistence, your courage in my cause, that you never wear out.
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? 4-5 “But you walked away from your first love—why? What’s going on with you, anyway? Do you have any idea how far you’ve fallen? A Lucifer fall! “Turn back! Recover your dear early love.
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? No time to waste, for I’m well on my way to removing your light from the golden circle. 6 “You do have this to your credit: You hate the Nicolaitan business. I hate it, too.
WHAT DO I STAND FOR? JONAH CHAPTER 1: I STAND FOR ME CHAPTER 2&3: I STAND FOR SAVING GRACE CHAPTER 4: WHAT DO I STAND FOR?