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Today I am in awe. In awe of the Lord. I am filled  with excitement at the fact that death no longer has it's sting. Christ tasted death for us all that this may become true. I am excited that the curtain was torn and now I may come into the presence of the Lord with confidence and there is now no separation because of my sins. I can now draw near to God in full assurance because sin has been dealt with and because sin has been dealt with through Christ, death has been dealt with as well. We will one day see our loved ones who were in Christ that have past! PRAISE JESUS. I am excited that the enemy is under God's feet and we are made free. All these truths fill my heart with joy and hope.

All these thoughts were brought about by John Mark Harts wonderful sermon yesterday.

Here are some verses to read:
Heb 10:19
Acts 20:24
Heb 2:9,14
1 Cor 15
Matthew 27:45-54
Heb 4:15-16

Watch:
ALIVE IN US.



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