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We often avoid contemplating the “wrath of God” – but is essential if we believe in good and evil. (Revelation 6: The most powerful people will ultimately come to nothing; but Christians are 'God's special possession' and will reign in glory. 2 Chronicles 26:1-3 Trusting in God and walking in his paths is the only sure way to success in life and eternity. Judah relied on God and won the victory, we should rely on God in the struggles we have. (2 Chronicles 13:4, 13-18) When we feel powerless in the face of problems, we can learn from king Jehoshaphat, cry out in prayer and keep our eyes on God ... Our faith is based on the lived experience of eye-witnesses, not "insights" or "philosophical musings". (1 John 1:1-3)

Fallen humanity is entrenched in our sinfulness and will not change – but God comes to us in Christ. (Revelation 9:20-21) If we contemplate the glories of heaven, it makes the incarnation at Christmas even more incredible. (Revelation 14:2-3) It is not enough to be amazed at Jesus, he calls us to follow him. (Matthew God's time (and timing) is very different to ours. We need to keep following and trusting. (2 Peter 3:8-9) Looking at Jesus' trial and crucifixion, we see the normal traits of fallen humanity driving the process, and the amazing love of God ... We need to use our privilege of having easy access to the word of the Lord. (2 Chronicles 17:7-9)

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Through the scripture time and again we see judgment leaving a 'remnant' which God then uses. (Isaiah 10:20-22) To “outsiders” our experience of, and response to God and his word makes no sense. (Acts 2: The “messiness” of the world news (and often of our lives) are all part of the purposes of God, working our way steadily towards ... All our achievements, even life itself will come to an end – but God's word endures, and our Christian life, established on the word, ... Being good at what we do is good, but not enough. We also need to be “people of God”. (2 Chronicles 8:1, 11, God gives us the treasure of the Gospel, despite our weakness and the challenges we face. We can trust in his love and power.

God's love for us is undiminishing, we need to guard against becoming complacent in our love for Him. (2 Chronicles Life is seldom easy. When we face challenges, we can, like David, call out to God who can lift us above the “flood”. (Psalm 61:1-3)