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Good Morning Friends,
Today’s meditation in our study guide is powerful. We read these two principles of Lordship:
1. A King personally owns everything in his domain. There is no private ownership in a Kingdom. Everything belongs to the King!
2. Use of anything in a Kingdom is a privilege. If the King owns everything, then anything in that Kingdom that we use is not by right but by a privilege granted by the King.
We are then challenged to think on this question…..Looking at these two principles of Lordship, what can you say about your relationship to your King and His relationship to you? I encourage you to wrestle not only with your thoughts about these principles, but more importantly, what action do they call you to?
Have a great day! I cannot wait till this Sunday as we continue our discussion about the Kingdom! See you in the morning!
Scott

Good Morning Friends

Our study guides ends with a powerful question this morning. I would encourage you to wrestle with this throughout the day. Monroe asks, “How well do you reflect the nature and character of your KING? Do people see you as someone who is righteous, just, benevolent, compassionate, and full of glory?

Have a GREAT day my friends and we will talk in the AM!

Scott

Good Morning Friends,
I am so excited about this weekend. There are a number of family opportunities. On Saturday morning we will gather at Coachman Park (at Pickles Plus) to walk with the Humbert family in the cancer walk! At 12:00 noon we will celebrate the life of Mary Anne Davis’ mother at the Kirk in Dunedin. Then Sunday morning we will continue our discussion on the Kingdom of God!
John 18:36 States –
36Jesus said, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight to prevent my arrest by the Jews. But now my kingdom is from another place.”
What in the world was Jesus talking about? We are going to lay it all out this Sunday. Don’t miss it….and don’t be late, we don’t want you to miss a thing! See you there!
Scott