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New Life Ministries 2769 Lovett Road Coldbrook Nova Scotia in the beautiful Annapolis Valley is a place where you can find peace and comfort when you are troubled.

Psalm 4:1 ESV[1] Answer me when I call, O God of my righteousness! You have given me relief when I was in distress. Be g...
01/29/2026

Psalm 4:1 ESV
[1] Answer me when I call, O God of my righteousness! You have given me relief when I was in distress. Be gracious to me and hear my prayer!

On The Message yesterday Olivia Lane was quoting this Scripture and it spoke to me. May it help your journey today as well.

Relief. Distress. I think we've all had the former and long for the first. In the original Hebrew "Distress" means "a tight spot". "Relief" means "expansion, an enlarged space".

In short, God makes room in our tight spaces. Interestingly, the verb here is future tense. Meaning, right now the walls are closing in, but God is going to expand our dwelling. He's going to turn it around. He's still the God who makes room in the tight spaces of our life.

Kings all had a seal unique to them. If one saw a parchment, clay tablet, or insignia, they would know it was authentic ...
06/04/2025

Kings all had a seal unique to them. If one saw a parchment, clay tablet, or insignia, they would know it was authentic by the seal. We see that in Esther and in Kings.

John 6:27 has more in it than I can ever unpack here. In brief, the Aramaic says the Father sealed Jesus AS God with his seal of approval. Jesus had all the power of God wrapped up in human form. But when did Jesus get this seal?

Jesus was marked by God at His Baptism, and immediately, ministry began. So with us. When we are marked by the Baptism of the Spirit and we are infilled, our ministry begins. We carry his seal.

Exodus 31:1-3. The first time the infilling of the Spirit is mentioned in Scripture, it is in regards to craftsmanship. God fills us for a purpose.

What good is a King's seal on a document if it remains unopened(we are all epistles written on tablets of flesh). While a seal authenticates the contents until it is broken, opened, and read aloud, it is a useless document. We are called to be saints and fulfill our purpose, so let us walk worthy of our calling. We mustn't be turned away from the things that break us, for they are catalysts that unlock the purpose of God in us.

It is a lie of the devil that says we are bound to our thoughts & feelings. We all have emotional reactions to the ups a...
05/30/2025

It is a lie of the devil that says we are bound to our thoughts & feelings. We all have emotional reactions to the ups and downs of life, but thoughts & feelings are non-factual, ungrounded, and fleeting.

Our thoughts and feelings are birds that fly into our head space all day long. We can't stop them from darting about. We can stop them from taking root in our mind. We cease their nesting by acknowledging our perspective is often misguided.

We don't know the motivations, day dreams, busyness, or focus of another. They may have just not seen you. We are not beholden to our personality as God has given us power to change who we are and were. We are not alone or abandoned as God is with us and only wants the best for us. Whatever it is that is lying to you today, rebuke it with the Word and give it a good dose of truth.

Matt 27:66. If there is anything the burial of Jesus taught us, it is that anything man seals will only last temporarily...
05/19/2025

Matt 27:66. If there is anything the burial of Jesus taught us, it is that anything man seals will only last temporarily. Now, when God seals a thing, it is safe, secure, and sure. With that in mind, let's take a look over the next while at the different ways God seals us.

Deut 32:34 speaks of God's vengeance against the enemies of the Lord. We must not break into God's storehouse and try to exact vengeance for ourselves. Let God keep record of wrongs and let Him meet out the judgment He deems necessary.

Tally stones were a record of ills in Ancient Mesopotamia. In Job 14:17, Job thought God was keeping a record of his sins and had sealed the bag and sown the top, or committed Himself to judgement. Needless to say, Job was wrong. I guess the lesson is don't let the silence of God be equated to the judgment of God. Sometimes, stuff happens to show the devil how wrong he is and that God has trust in our ability to trust Him.

All too often, discipline is misconstrued as judgment. But the Aramaic word for scourge used in Hebrews 12:9 is "nagad,"...
04/23/2025

All too often, discipline is misconstrued as judgment. But the Aramaic word for scourge used in Hebrews 12:9 is "nagad," and it paints a different picture. It means to attract, to draw, to tug the heart, and to draw one to himself.

Walls look threatening to those outside the city, but are safety to those within. A man with no restraints over his spirit is a man without protection. A man who keeps talking will soon find himself deep into the weeds. A church with no revelation or prophetic vision is one headed to depravity and ruin. All that to say, the only way to maintain safety is to hold fast spiritual vision and lines in the sand.

If you find yourself resenting the spiritual authority in your life or feel like you want to go your own path, please don't. It feels confining, but most hugs do. God isn't mad at you, He's just trying to protect you from certain ruin. Listen to the voices God has placed in your life, and safety is guaranteed. It will hurt, but the end result will be glorious.

Pastors, don't water down the Word. Preach it strong. Deliver the truth we need to hear with the love of a shepherd. Let us know how much God loves us.

In order to get a clearer picture of 2 Corinthians 9:7 I've combined the TPT, NET, AMPC, and KJV translations with the o...
04/08/2025

In order to get a clearer picture of 2 Corinthians 9:7 I've combined the TPT, NET, AMPC, and KJV translations with the original Greek.

Each one should give, just as he has decided in his heart and in his mind, not reluctantly, or from regret, or out or grief, or under compulsion, or a sense of duty or necessity, rather, let it spring up freely from the joy of giving, because God loves a cheerful, prompted to do so, joyous giver.

Now, this is offerings specifically. Tithing doesn't fall under joyful giving. We are ordered by Scripture to do so whether we like it or not. Please, for your sake, do so out of a grateful heart, knowing God has never owed a man and He's not about to start now.

How we treat others matters to God, but it doesn't override what motivates our thoughts and actions. We must do righteou...
02/26/2025

How we treat others matters to God, but it doesn't override what motivates our thoughts and actions. We must do righteous acts, but we must also be privately righteous. Otherwise, we end up with religious facades fronting a rotten building. Let's not be Pharisees. Let us be Christians.

The three Huldah Gates were the main gates into the Temple Mount. They were situated on the south side of the Temple. Yo...
02/17/2025

The three Huldah Gates were the main gates into the Temple Mount. They were situated on the south side of the Temple. You entered the presence of God by the narrow, East gate. The West gate was the exit, and it was far wider. On days that were not holy, the middle gate was used exclusively.

The lessons practically write themselves now don't they! If we want to enter the presence of God, we have to go through the narrow gate. If we decide to exit, the broad gate is ours. But, for matters that don't have eternal significance, let us take the middle road. Let's be balanced. Let's be fair. Let's not die on molehills when God has mountains for us to claim and giants for us to conquer.

The Damascus Gate led to Shechem. So what's so important about Shechem? Shechem, shoulder by translation, set in a narro...
02/14/2025

The Damascus Gate led to Shechem. So what's so important about Shechem? Shechem, shoulder by translation, set in a narrow pass between two mountains. Ebal meant barren, bare, naked, stone. Gerizim means cut off.

Shechem was a place of promise(Gen 12:6-8), refuge(Joshua 21:20-21), commitment (Deut 11:26-30), worship (Gen 12:7, 33:18-20, Joshua 24:26). Sadly, it is also a place of sin and the horrible consequences it brings. (Gen 34, Joshua 9)

The space between the things we cannot change and the things we must leave behind is where we'll will find God's promises, the development of a rock-solid commitment, a safe shelter from the chaos around us, and the reason for our worship. That's if we'll let it. If we don't allow God to work His way in the barren places, they give way to sin and all it's devastation. What is Shechem going to be for me? You? Us? The choice is ours. We must guard that pathway closely.

Judgment coming from the house of God is never fun. Amos spent nine chapters piling one woe on another without a single ...
02/12/2025

Judgment coming from the house of God is never fun. Amos spent nine chapters piling one woe on another without a single reprieve. But, he ended with a blessing and a promise of abundance to come. If we can endure the discomfort of the trumpet, we will have overtaking blessings in this life and Heaven on top of it all. Follow the sound of the trumpet that issues a Holy Ghost call!

This gate was named after the town in which the prophet Amos was born. The question is, why point to him? At first glanc...
02/12/2025

This gate was named after the town in which the prophet Amos was born. The question is, why point to him? At first glance, the pieces make no sense. We have a shepherd, turned prophet,  from Tekoa, who spent his entire book casting unrelenting judgment. But God doesn't make mistakes, so He wants us to learn something, and the obvious spot to start is the name Tekoa, which means Trumpet.

Trumpets in Scripture had many purposes. A call to war. A call to march. A call to assemble. A call to rejoice and celebrate (Num 10:1-10) A call to come to the presence of God. (Ex 19:16) A call to shout, then watch God bring the victory (Joshua 6 & 7)

Trumpets were so important they had their own feast. The Feast of Trumpets was a Holy day of rest, remembrance, and offerings of fire to God. This head of the year is believed by the Jews to be when God created the heaven & earth. Adam was born, as was Samuel, and the first temple was dedicated all on this day.  The sound of the shofar, or ram's horn, was a call to prepare oneself for the year ahead by repentance, prayer, and evaluating one's relationship with God.

Ezekiel 33 says the watchman on the wall is responsible for blowing the trumpet of warning, and the people are responsible for acting accordingly. Your pastor is your watchman, and he, like Amos, is also your shepherd.

If we won't listen to the trumpet and respond to its call here, we'll never hear the final trumpet of God when He calls us home. When we hear the sound of the voice of God in whatever form it takes in our life, we must heed.  Remember, these moments are not God hating on us. It's an opportunity to enter a new day because the sound points the direction. I'd rather be warned in time than face judgment for eternity.

Guard the trumpet in your life! It may look bad, but following the sound leads to blessing now and eternal life later! Now, there is one more piece to this, so check out the second slide from today.

The Dung Gate was used to get waste out of the city, especially the Temple. Interestingly, it was located close to the T...
02/11/2025

The Dung Gate was used to get waste out of the city, especially the Temple. Interestingly, it was located close to the The Golden Gate. Justification comes through the Golden Gate, but sanctification comes from the Dung Gate. Sacrifices made and the daily nature of life mean we need a place in our life where we expel habits, attitudes, and behaviors from our lives. It's not pretty. It's not going to get the glory of the gate where the Messiah rides through. However, our lives will start to stink from the trash we should have dumped outside a long time ago if we don't have a Dung Gate! Guard your sanctification well!

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