Archival Post: The Unfortunate and Ugly Move From Spirit to Flesh

November 11, 2021 Nate Holdridge

The Unfortunate and Ugly Move From Spirit to Flesh

Archival Post

The Lord wants to move his people forward, upward, onward. He has a plan for each one of you. Recently, I've seen this in a fresh way in my own life. The fruit of the Spirit is love -- and there are many outworkings of that love. I believe the Spirit wants to produce heightened joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control in me. And in you. He wants to move us forward, to take us further into the work and fruit of his Spirit.

Evil Will End (Mark 10:18)

February 18, 2020 Nate Holdridge

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(Mark 10:18)

Christians believe God is good. We also believe He is omnipotent. The combination of these beliefs has often been used as an argument God does not exist. (1 Minute/300 Words)

A Guide for the Climb -- Chapter 6 -- Be at Peace Due to Your Position in God (Psalm 125)

September 5, 2019 Nate Holdridge

In a famous episode during the life of Christ, He invited His disciples to cross the sea of Galilee with Him. "Let us go across to the other side," He said. One by one, they piled into the boat. Many of them had fished the lake for years, seasoned veterans of those waters. They'd seen it all out there. But not that day. That day, a massive storm arose, like nothing they'd ever seen. (15 Minutes/4000 Words)

Glorious King Jesus (Revelaton 1:12)

June 27, 2019 Nate Holdridge

None of the gospel writers tried to do it. They could have, but Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John never attempted to describe Jesus' outward appearance. Jesus' words, actions, and passion all elicited full detail, but not his looks. (2 Minutes/400 Words)

The Unfortunate and Ugly Move From Spirit to Flesh (Isaiah 43:22–25)

March 27, 2019 Nate Holdridge

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(Isaiah 43:22-25)

The Lord wants to move his people forward, upward, onward. He has a plan for each one of you. Recently, I've seen this in a fresh way in my own life. The fruit of the Spirit is love -- and there are many outworkings of that love (Galatians 5:22). I believe the Spirit wants to produce a heightened joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control in me. And in you. (10 Minutes/1700 Words)