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Tag: Law of Moses

Chisel Out

Remember how Aaron led the people to sin, while his brother Moses was up on the mountain with the Lord? Remember how Moses came down from the mountain and in anger, he smashed the tablets—“These tables were God’s work; the words on them were written by God Himself” (Exodus 32:16 NLT) God had called Moses … Continue reading Chisel Out →

Tania Gutekunst Christian Living, Devotionals 1 Comment August 25, 2016August 16, 2016 1 Minute

A Strange Thing

In Hosea 8, we read that Ephraim had “multiplied altars for sin” (v. 11). They built altars, but they certainly were not worshiping God as He desired. The altars were “altars of sinning.” Oh how the things that could be useful for good can be used for evil just the same. What a great reminder … Continue reading A Strange Thing →

Tania Gutekunst Christian Living, Devotionals Leave a comment June 10, 2016August 10, 2016 1 Minute

Stuck Eggs

When I came home with the groceries, I was excited to have an extra set of hands, along with my kiddos, to carry in the bags. Of course, just after I yelled, “Don’t break the eggs,” the bag that contained the eggs and bread was knocked over. Despite the kids trying to stop the fall, … Continue reading Stuck Eggs →

Tania Gutekunst Christian Living, Devotionals Leave a comment April 26, 2016April 26, 2017 2 Minutes

Reading of the Law

I love reading Nehemiah 8, and picturing all of the people gathered to listen to the Word of God. I find myself sometimes grieving over what I see around me. There are so many people who are not looking to hear God’s Word. Rather than attending church with ears to hear the Word, people often … Continue reading Reading of the Law →

Tania Gutekunst Christian Living, Devotionals Leave a comment April 21, 2016July 4, 2020 2 Minutes

The Do Nots

Rules and regulations are important and certainly needed. If we would not have rules, there would be no boundaries in the world. People could drive on any side of the road. There would be no need to stand in a line. These are only a few examples but it is easy to see things would … Continue reading The Do Nots →

Tania Gutekunst Christian Living, Devotionals Leave a comment July 15, 2015August 10, 2016 1 Minute

Preparations

This morning I continued preparations for Saturday when my family will gather together for the annual Christmas party. I gave the dog a bath, washed the floors, got Christmas cards organized, and made a list of what needs done before Saturday morning. We always prepare for something that means a lot to us, and it … Continue reading Preparations →

Tania Gutekunst Christian Living, Devotionals Leave a comment December 13, 2012July 5, 2020 2 Minutes

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