The Benefits of Remembering
Before he became a Christian, Paul had Christians imprisoned, tortured, and put to death. That changed when Paul met Christ as his Savior. But that didn’t erase his memory of what he had done. Paul spent the rest of his life being confronted with his sins, but he saw some benefits of remembering.
When gratitude feels hard
No matter what your circumstances are right now, Jesus invites you to find rest and contentment in the One who has provided everything you need in this life. As Paul wrote Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.”

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Before he became a Christian, Paul had Christians imprisoned, tortured, and put to death. That changed when Paul met Christ as his Savior. But that didn’t erase his memory of what he had done. Paul spent the rest of his
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In Romans 4:7–8, Paul quoted Psalm 32 to describe how God forgives: “Blessed are those whose lawless deeds have been forgiven, and whose sins have been covered. Blessed is the man whose sin the Lord will not take into account.”
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Forgiving somebody is not the same as trying to forget what that person has done. As we’ll discover this week, forgetting is neither the means of forgiveness nor the test of whether we have genuinely forgiven somebody.
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No matter what your circumstances are right now, Jesus invites you to find rest and contentment in the One who has provided everything you need in this life. As Paul wrote Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Him
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Have you had a milestone moment? Maybe it was a clear answer to prayer. Maybe it was God meeting a specific need at just the right time. Maybe it was a so-called coincidence that cannot be explained by anything but
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How would you describe your relationship to the church? For many Christians, the answer would be “It’s complicated.” These days, a lot of believers don’t attend church regularly. Some have been hurt by a church in the past, and they
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If you listen carefully to the voices on social media, in popular culture, and even in churches, you’ll conclude that tolerance is the highest ideal in our culture. But tolerance is also the most misunderstood word in our culture. The
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America’s past is past, and America’s future is set. But what about America’s present? Is it a time of blessing or cursing? It is a time of choosing.
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A mother wrote a letter to an advice columnist in the newspaper questioning the goodness of God. Her twenty-two-year-old daughter had been killed by a drunk driver. The mother wrote that she had gotten on her knees and pleaded with

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Do we choose Christ for salvation, or does He choose us for salvation? In John 11, Lazarus would not have come out of the tomb if Jesus hadn’t called him, but Lazarus had a choice. He didn’t have to come

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God says to love your neighbor, but you don’t know my neighbor—he’s really hard to love. So how do I get rid of the disdain and gain patience and kindness and the fruit of the Spirit? How do I forgive?

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When we’re in heaven, will we still see people and family on earth who are still alive? And will we recognize people in heaven that we knew on earth? The answer is yes and yes. That used to creep me

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