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  • Judge Others? Judge Yourself
    Posted on Tuesday, January 22nd, 2019 | Tagged: @carol_mcclain, Carol McClain, judging, judging others, judging yourself, judgment, Romans 2:1

    by Carol McClain  @carol_mcclain “You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge another, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things” Rom. 2:1. Ever heard the expression, “Don’t point your finger at others. You have one directed at them, and three …[ read more ]

  • Yesterday’s Poison
    Posted on Monday, January 7th, 2019 | Tagged: @carol_mcclain, Carol McClain, forgiveness, friendship, redemption, Yesterday's Poison

    By Carol McClain @carol_mcclain Did you realize if you drank yesterday’s poison, you would still die? Lately, my blogs have dealt with the power of forgiveness. Forgiving never condones. It sets you free. Furthermore, friendships are critical to our lives. Without the power of honest friends, we may never be able to forgive. Today, I’m taking a …[ read more ]

  • The BEST Christmas Gift
    Posted on Monday, December 24th, 2018 | Tagged: @carol_mcclain, Carol McClain, Christmas, Christmas Gifts, Edward VIII, gifts, Isaiah 9:6, Philippians 2:6-9, Wallis Simpson, Writing Redemption

    By Carol McClain:    @carol_mcclain In 1937 King Edward VIII of England gave up his title and power and glory for love. He loved a sinner–a married American  in the process of divorce. Wallis Simpson sympathized with the Nazis. Edward loved her, so he sacrificed everything for her. For an American, this love which created a constitutional crisis in England, speaks of a fairy …[ read more ]

  • How to Study the Bible
    Posted on Monday, December 17th, 2018 | Tagged: @carol_mcclain, 1 Samuel 25:22, Bible, direction, How to Study the Bible, Romans 10:17, studying the Bible, Writing Redemption

    By: Carol McClain           carol_mcclain “So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God” Romans 10:17.   In everything, the Bible supplies us direction. Hardly a post goes by on this blog where I don’t refer to Scripture. I know from experience, my hope and my peace come from the word of God. However, the question you …[ read more ]

  • Forgive Yourself: Three Steps to Healing
    Posted on Monday, December 10th, 2018 | Tagged: @carol_mcclain, forgiveness, guilt, Song of Solomon 4:7, three steps to forgiving yourself, Writing Redemption

    By: Carol McClain          carol_mcclain “You are all together beautiful, my love, there is no flaw in you” Song 4:7.   “I wouldn’t undo anything I did because it made me what I am today.” You’ve heard this, haven’t you? I certainly have and it drives me crazy. I’d undo tons of things I did and be …[ read more ]

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    • Disturbing Thoughts About Mercy

      Matt. 5:7: Delight in graciously helping others knowing God will graciously help you. Carson, co-founder of Gospel Coalition, writes: “Mercy is a loving response prompted by the misery and helplessness of the one on which love is to be showered.” Mercy flows directly out of the previous four Beatitudes (we know ourselves to be poor and needy, hungering for righteousness.) Mercy is one of the richest words in Hebrew tradition. One of the key qualities of God, lovingkindness, generosity to the weak and helpless, continued love for people even when they’re unfaithful. How much mercy you show is the result… ...[ full story ]

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