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Jonathan Srock is an ordained minister in the Assemblies of God with two bachelor degrees and a master of divinity degree. He lives in Central Pennsylvania with his parents and other family. He spends his time preaching, teaching Bible studies, and connecting with churches in his area. Check out Faithful Blogger!
Monthly Archives: November 2019
Overjoyed
We’ve been talking about the four pillars of Thanksgiving this month. But the fourth pillar is my personal favorite. The process of thanksgiving, of learning how to be thankful for all things that God does in our lives, begins with … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Theology
Tagged content, contentment, hard times, joy, suffering, trials
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2 Sides of a Coin
Our perspective is so small compared to God’s. We can only see things a certain way. I can’t tell you how many times my perspective has been expanded by new experiences. Experience is a good teacher. It changes the way … Continue reading
Posted in Holiness Matters
Tagged faith and works, obedience, salvation, sanctification, testimony, witness
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Act on It
In the month of November we celebrate Thanksgiving. It is my favorite holiday other than Easter. The history of Thanksgiving is grounded in the first settlers arriving in America. But there’s a deeply biblical and faith-filled message that surrounds Thanksgiving. … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Theology
Tagged grateful, gratitude, thankful, thanks, Thanksgiving
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7 Big Holiness Concepts
Without realizing it, we Christians tend to make up big words that new people were people in the world don’t understand. It’s hard to talk about holiness without using these words for us. So I wanted to take a moment … Continue reading
Posted in Holiness Matters
Tagged behavior, character, holiness, holiness concepts, holiness definitions, integrity, justice, righteousness, sanctification
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The Attitude of Gratitude
Everyone has a disposition in life, perspective and the attitude to follow it. Some people are naturally cynical and antagonistic. They see the glass as half-full and are pessimistic in nature. Other people are always optimistic no matter what the … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Theology
Tagged attitude, generosity, generous, gratitude, Thanksgiving
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Something Old, Something New
Every time I go to the mall, especially a new one I’ve never visited, every once in a while as you walk the main halls you will see a giant map. They usually have some kind of mark to identify … Continue reading
Posted in Holiness Matters
Tagged godliness, godly living, holiness, holy living, new self, old self, victorious living
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3 P’s of God’s Goodness
Throughout the month of November I want to deliver a few blog post messages on the theme of the Four Pillars of Thanksgiving. One of the most lacking abilities in our culture is to be thankful for the things around … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Theology
Tagged gratitude, providence, thankfulness, Thanksgiving
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The Holy Journey
Some people really like road trips. I could take them either way. But one major improvement that I’ve lived with most of my life is a wonderful piece of technology called a GPS. There’s nothing like having an eye in … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, character, holiness, Holy Spirit, journey
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