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We live in a day where innumerable people are living to gain a following. Social media and other elements in our culture seek to train us that the more attention we receive from people, the more valuable we are in life. Because of this, our culture has become one of disastrous self-promotion. Boastful hearts present themselves in the most beautiful and powerful ways in order to gain the adoration and applause of the masses. The Christian must separate himself/herself from this fleshly trend. We are of a different Spirit than the world around us. If we are to boast, we must ensure that our boast is of the Lord. Our lives are meant to present Him as beautiful, powerful and worthy of adoration. Psalm 145 provides us a powerful resource for making our holy boast to those around us. Doing this will transform the entirety of the Christian's life and testimony.

We live in a day where innumerable people are living to gain a following. Social media and other elements in our culture seek to train us that the more attention we receive from people, the more valuable we are in life. Because of this, our culture has become one of disastrous self-promotion. Boastful hearts present themselves in the most beautiful and powerful ways in order to gain the adoration and applause of the masses. The Christian must separate himself/herself from this fleshly trend. We are of a different Spirit than the world around us. If we are to boast, we must ensure that our boast is of the Lord. Our lives are meant to present Him as beautiful, powerful and worthy of adoration. Psalm 145 provides us a powerful resource for making our holy boast to those around us. Doing this will transform the entirety of the Christian's life and testimony.

God is love. When we have His love working in and through our lives we can love like He does. As much as 1 Corinthians 13 tells us what love is, it also tells us what it is not. Love does not envy, it is not boastful, and it is not proud. Join us as Pastor Noe shares how to live in real love by knowing what things to avoid.

Word for Today:I Corinthians‬ ‭13‬:‭4‬ ‭NKJV‬‬“..love does not parade itself..”

Bible Readings: Luke 2:41-52 Matthew 7:1-20 Sermon Outline: James 4:11–16 (NKJV) 11Do not speak evil of one another, brethren. He who speaks evil of a brother and judges his brother, speaks evil of the law and judges the law. But if you judge the law, you are not a doer of the law but a… The post 19/01/2025 – Morning Service: Evil speaking and boastful planning appeared first on Maroubra Presbyterian Church.

Well hey there! Hello to ya today. Welcome to episode number 200 of The Burt (Not Ernie) Show podcast. I'm so excited and grateful that you're listening today. Let's jump right in!   You're listening to The Burt (Not Ernie) Show, part of the Spark Network, playing via the Edifi app. This is episode number 200, and we're looking at some promises from 1 Peter.   So recently during my prayer time I started jotting down thoughts that I had while I was praying. It was for sure not just me thinking these things in my own mind - it was really the Holy Spirit encouraging me. Let me share what I wrote down.   Make a promise or keep a promise; which means more? Boastful speech with little love or fewer words and a God-honoring life; which is better? Loving God and loving others or making excuses for a cold, hard heart; which describes me? Dancing with the world or bowing at His feet; which do I do daily? Living for pleasure or living for Him; what do my daily choices reveal? Preparing for the King's return or preparing by default for eternal hellish torment: there is no more time.   So, yeah. Very encouraging, very convicting, very sobering and that last bit, there is no more time, was somewhat heavy. I had the sense that I ought to share this on the podcast, because I'm guessing I am not the only one who needs to be reminded often that how I spend my time, how I love others, how I honor the Lord, what I live for matters and I only have so much time. My lifespan is not unlimited on this earth (although it will be unlimited in eternity). It's important to pause, evaluate the condition of my heart, to discover yet again that there is a beam sticking out of my eye and I need to remove it before pointing out the toothpick in someone else's eye.  Sharing this was not exactly what I wanted to do. It felt pretty personal, ya know? But obedience to the leading of the Lord is important, because Jesus said those who love Him will obey Him in John 14:23.    1 Peter 4:7-9 and 10-11 from the NLT:  The end of the world is coming soon. Therefore, be earnest and disciplined in your prayers. Most important of all, continue to show deep love for each other, for love covers a multitude of sins. Cheerfully share your home with those who need a meal or a place to stay. God has given each of you a gift from His great variety of spiritual gifts. Use them well to serve one another. Do you have the gift of speaking? Then speak as though God Himself were speaking through you. Do you have the gift of helping others? Do it with all the strength and energy that God supplies. Then everything you do will bring glory to God through Jesus Christ. All glory and power to Him forever and ever! Amen.   In the Amplified Bible, verse 7 reads like this: The end and culmination of all things is near. Therefore, be sound-minded and self-controlled for the purpose of prayer (staying balanced and focused on the things of God so that your communication will be clear, reasonable, specific and pleasing to Him).    This is the passage the Lord led me to read after I wrote down what I read to you a moment ago. This is not a portion of the Bible that I have memorized, where I know by the reference exactly what it says. I ought to, because this is good stuff, but I didn't just know in my knower what the passage said when the Holy Spirit led me to read 1 Peter, and in particular these verses from chapter four of 1 Peter.   And these words go hand in glove with what I wrote down during my prayer time that morning.   Listen carefully. God's Word never returns to Him void but always accomplishes that for which He sends it forth. And so it will do what He wants it to do. God keeps His promises. He is unfailing in His faithfulness. His love and compassion know no bounds, His mercies are new every morning. He is a good God, a good Father. And this portion of Scripture says the end and culmination of all things is near…therefore, we need to be sober minded, earnest in our prayers, focused on Him, staying balanced in what we are focusing on so that our communication with Him in prayer and with others in our lives will be clear, not muddled or confusing, and reasonable, and specific, not vague, not bouncing all over the place, and pleasing to Him.    So what matters more? Making a promise or keeping a promise? Which is better?  And if the end and culmination of all things is near, is it important for us to know that God does not just make promises and throw them around willy nilly and leave it at that, but He keeps every single promise perfectly and to perfection? Yes, that's something we need to know, each of us individually, as the end of the world is coming soon, as the NLT says. Do you personally know that God is keeping, has kept and will keep all the promises He has made? And that you have promises from Him that He is keeping and will keep right til the end of it all? It's so important to know that. And to know it for yourself.    As I think about verse 11, as a podcaster and speaker, it's convicting but also encouraging to consider that each episode is me using the gift He gave to hopefully serve everyone who listens. And you serve when you use your gifts. Now maybe nobody has told you this in a while, or maybe ever, but when you do what the Lord equips you to do in service, that's invaluable. It's truly more precious than most of what we spend our lives on. You being the you that God created you to be is serving. Thank you for serving the way that only you can. You know, only my husband can give our grandchildren a hug that is from grandpaw. Nobody else can give them a grandpaw hug. It's not possible. That's how it is with your gifts. Nobody else can do what you do the way that you do it. So please keep doing it and thank you for doing it. You glorify God when you do so - and that's the Biblical truth. It's right here in verse 11.    Let me read 1 Peter 4 verses 1 and 2 from the J.B. Phillips New Testament.  Since Christ had to suffer physically for you, you must fortify yourselves with the same inner attitude that He must have had. You must realize that to be dead to sin inevitably means pain, and you should not therefore spend the rest of your time here on earth indulging your physical nature, but in doing the will of God.    That's not a Bible translation we often read from, but it phrases these verses really well.  Part of the promise for us as Christians is that we will suffer, because we follow Jesus and He suffered. We must fortify ourselves with the same inner attitude Jesus had. We must realize that to be dead to sin will inevitably lead to pain. We should not spend the rest of our time here on earth indulging our physical nature, but in doing the will of God.    Make a promise or keep a promise; which means more? Boastful speech with little love or fewer words and a God-honoring life; which is better? Loving God and loving others or making excuses for a cold, hard heart; which describes me? Dancing with the world or bowing at His feet; which do I do daily? Living for pleasure or living for Him; what do my daily choices reveal? Preparing for the King's return or preparing by default for eternal hellish torment: there is no more time.   Let's lay aside the boastful speech with little love and choose to perhaps speak fewer words and live a God-honoring life, because that's truly better. Let's love God and love others, and stop making excuses for our cold, hard hearts.  Let's stop dancing with the world and get serious about bowing at the Lord's feet daily. Let's be done with living for pleasure and choose to live for Him.  Let's be prepared for Jesus' return, because otherwise what are we preparing for by default?  And that last bit, there is no more time…my friend, we don't have many more days to waste. When the Holy Spirit led me to write down those words, “There is no more time,” and then led me to open 1 Peter chapter 4 in my Bible, well, this is no coincidence. The enemy Satan has no reason to quote unquote trick me into readying myself for the Lord's return, to trick me into loving the Lord more and living a life that honors Him, to trick me into bowing at His feet rather than dancing with the world, to trick me into preparing for His return. See, that wouldn't make sense. I know many people do not believe that Jesus is returning soon.  And I know many people, students of the Word, see things lining up for His return and they are doing what Jesus said we are to do in Mark 13, verses 34-37, “The coming of the Son of Man can be illustrated by the story of a man going on a long trip. When he left home, he gave each of his slaves instructions about the work they were to do, and he told the gatekeeper to watch for his return. You, too, must keep watch! For you don't know when the master of the household will return - in the evening, at midnight, before dawn, or at daybreak. Don't let Him find you sleeping when He arrives without warning. I say to you what I say to everyone: Watch for Him!”   Those are the very words of Jesus. And He doesn't say that since no man knows the hour or t he day, just don't think about it, don't talk about it, don't preach any sermons about it, don't keep yourself ready for His return, just say that there's another fifty or one hundred years yet to go (which is kind of funny - why is it always, always fifty or one hundred more years? Just strikes me as a funny go-to for those who don't believe we are actually in the very end of the end times.)   Jesus said not to let Him find us sleeping when He arrives without warning. Those who are kind of sleeping among the Church today are those who say, oh we've got time…we've got fifty more years at least, possibly a hundred years. We are told to keep watch. And if we are saying, oh we've got time, well, that's not keeping watch.    Will you live today with Jesus as fully Lord of your life? All of your life? Will you be prepared for Jesus' return? Because on a podcast about God's promises, and for the 200th episode no less, the Holy Spirit led me to talk about this, which is a promise so great, so important, that we ought to live with this in mind every day…that promise is the promise of Jesus' return. And on the great and terrible day of the Lord, nothing else will matter outside of the fact that He will be here. And with that in mind, can I boldly challenge you with the thought that if this promise is true, and it is, then nothing else matters more than being prepared for the moment that promise is fulfilled?   Thanks for listening today. Get ready and stay ready. Because Jesus? Oh, He's a comin' again, and soon.   I'll see you next time. Bye bye. 

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OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO LULU 30 OKETOPA 2024(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye) Manatu Autu: O le taui o le tagata mitamita (The lot of the boastful) Tauloto -Tusi Paia– Ieremia 9:23 “O lo‘o fa‘apea ‘ona fetalai mai o le ALI‘I: ‘Aua ne‘i mitamita le tagata poto i lona poto, ‘aua ne‘i mitamita le tagata malosi i lona malosi, ‘aua ne‘i mitamita fo‘i le mau‘oa i ana ‘oloa.”  Faitauga – Tusi Paia – Mareko 14:22-31; Mareko 14:65-72I le Mataio 26:31-35, na iloa ai o Peteru o se tagata mitamita ia te ia. Na faailoa e Iesu i lona au soo o le po lena latou te tausuai ai pe tuulafoai ia te ia, ae tali mai iai Peteru i lona mimita, “E ui lava ‘ina tausuai o tagata uma ‘ona o oe, ‘ou te lē tausuai lava a‘u.” (Mataio 26:33).   I nisi faaupuga o loo faapea mai, ‘o a'u o loo e fai mai iai? Tusa pe tuulafoai oe e le au vaivai ia, faatuatua mai ou te iai pea ma oe'.'Ona fetalai atu ai lea o Iesu ‘iā Petery, “E moni, ‘ou te fai atu ‘iā te oe, o lenei lava po, a o le‘i vivini moa, ‘e te fa‘afiti fa‘atolu mai ai ‘iā te a‘u.” Na faapea mai Peteru, 'e pei e te le o iloa lelei le tagata o loo e talanoa iai. Tusa pe ou te oti ma oe, ou te oti lava, e le taitai ona ou tuulafoai ia te oe'. Peitai i le Mataio 26:60-75, o ai na faafiti ma tauto e na te leiloa Iesu? O Peteru lava e tasi! O so'o se mea e mitamita ai se tagata, e iai lona malosiaga iai latou. O le mea lea o loo faapea mai ai le Tusi Paia o le tagata e mitamita ma fiafia iai, e leaga. 6A o lenei, ‘ua ‘outou mitamita ‘iā ‘outou ‘upu fa‘amaualuga; e leaga le mitamita fa‘apenā uma lava. Iakopo 4:16 O le taimi e te mitamita ai I se mea, mataala, e faaaoga e le tiapolo le mea lena e faatoilalo ai oe. O le mea lea e le tatau ai ona e mitamita I se mea. E pau le tulaga e te mitamita ai e faataga, o le mitamita i le Alii (1 Korinito 1:31). O le mea lena na faia e Tavita i le 1 Samuelu 17:41-47 o lea na mafai ai ona ia faatoilalo ia Koliata. Tusa pe e te iloa e leai seisi e sili atu ia te oe i se mea, tapuni lelei lou fofoga. O le tagata pito sili ona poto i tagata uma na faapea mai:”Ia vi‘ia oe e le tagata ‘ese, ‘ae lē o lou lava gutu, ‘ia vi‘ia e se tasi, ‘ae lē o ou lava laugutu” (Faataoto 27:2).  O le mitamita i se mea e faatusa i lou iai i le malae o taua ma o loo e fai atu i le tiapolo e sau e tā oe ma faatoilalo. E te ono manatu o lo'o e talanoa i ou malosiaga, peitai o so'o se tagata poto e iloa lelei o le taimi e amata ai ona faaalia lou mitamita i se mea, e vave ona avea ma ou vaivaiga. Sa muamua ona mitamita Koliata i lona malosi, ae mulimuli ane na faatoilaloina e se talavou i le na o le tamai ma'a. Na mitamita Nepukanesa i mea tetele na ia faia, na sosoo ai ma le ai i le mutia i le malae e pei o se manu (Tanielu 4:28-33).  Le au pele, afai ua e masani I le mitamita i mea ua e faia, salamo nei. Ua na o le Alii e tatau ona e mitamita ai, ae aua nei toe mitamita i isi mea. E lē lelei le mitamita i se mea e ese mai ia Keriso, e na o le taitaia o oe i faamāina ma le toilalo. Aua lava nei e mitamita i lou tulaga, mea ua mafai ona e faia po'o le tamaoaiga ua e maua, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

For our final day this week, we are going to read a tough passage, but we'll also turn it around and end on a bright spot. Paul shared these words with Timothy in his second letter, chapter 3, verses 1-5: You should know this, Timothy, that in the last days there will be very difficult times. For people will love only themselves and their money. They will be boastful and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good. They will betray their friends, be reckless, be puffed up with pride, and love pleasure rather than God. They will act religious, but they will reject the power that could make them godly. Stay away from people like that! When you heard these words, did it sound like something from today's news feed? Love only themselves and their money? Boastful? Proud? Scoffing at God? Disobedient? Ungrateful? Nothing is sacred? This is exactly why God's Word is timeless and always current. Again we see how the love self, pride, pleasure and the pursuit of wealth is associated with a lack of godly character. The last verse even says the religious people will reject God's power. Now, let's take Paul's words, and as what would be in line with many of his other passages such as 1 Corinthians 13, for example, turn the phrases around to encourage ourselves to follow God and pursue Him, not the things of this world, to see our money merely as a means, not an end. For people must love God and not their money. They must not boast and be proud, or scoff at God, be disobedient to their parents, yet be grateful. Consider everything sacred. Be loving and forgiving; never slander others and always have self-control. Never be cruel. Love what is good. Never betray friends, be reckless, puffed up with pride, or love pleasure rather than God. Don't act religious, and reject the power that can make us godly. Hold strong to people like that! Pray with me: “Lord Jesus, thank You that You provide us with all that is good in this world and allow us the ability to stay away from what is harmful to us. There is always that choice. Thank You that You died to give us that choice. Help me to follow You and make my money a means, not an end. As above, so below.”

Heartstopper's Joe Locke on trolls, typecasting and turning to the dark side; ‘I wished I were holding a cat and not a baby': the mothers who regret having kids; and Philippa Perry advises one reader struggling to cope with a rich friend who has become a boastful bore.

What Matters Most | Week 2: Love is Not Envious, Boastful, Proud, or Rude // Kelly Walter // Life is all about love. Through this series, our church will be shaped by a developed picture of what love is and is not through scripture (1 Corinthians 13). Learning to love unselfishly is not an easy task. That's why we're given a lifetime to learn what matters most.

In this devotional message titled "Kill the Pride", we are encouraged to let go of any form of pride and remain humble under God's mighty hand.This was aired on Radio HCI Today via the WeLove Radio App.

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There are people in this world who seem so ??? confident, that it borders on over-confidence. Boastfulness. Arrogance. Even rudeness. You know the sort. So ??? how much do you enjoy being around those people? Join Berni Dymet, as he takes a fresh look at love - from A Different Perspective.Support the show: https://christianityworks.com/channels/adp/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He grew famous for his skill, and he grew full of boastful pride as well. 

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How God wants us to give, Kansas City, East Palestine, life with three kids? Life with four? There's a lot to talk about. Craig and Jake are back for another week of TPP. Free Bible: Message @operationlogos on Instagram  

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RE Bennett explains and applies the truth that love is not envious or boastful.

RE Bennett explains and applies the truth that love is not envious or boastful.

RE Bennett explains and applies the truth that love is not envious or boastful.

In this episode, biggest farce in American history celebrated its 3rd anniversary. Boastful of the collective 840 years in prison of patriots.

Pastor Nate Harlan expounds on Paul's confidence in the Lord through the trials of his ministry. Listen above or download the audio file here. Photo by Alessio Soggetti on Unsplash

"But mark this: There will be terrible times in the last days. 2 People will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful, proud, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy..." The attitude of society gets more and more murky as time passes. Signs are everywhere, and there is no shortage of news to prove a point (if that is what we were trying to accomplish). Come in for a listen today as we discuss this and more signs of the times. PRAY. PREPARE. PROTECT. PROCLAIM. PERSIST. PERSEVERE. PRAY AGAIN. PASS IT ON. POWER UP. POSITION PROPERLY. PAY ATTENTION. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING. endtimes.chat

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For our final day this week, we are going to read a tough passage, but we'll also turn it around and end on a bright spot. Paul shared these words with Timothy in his second letter, chapter 3, verses 1-5: You should know this, Timothy, that in the last days there will be very difficult times. For people will love only themselves and their money. They will be boastful and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good. They will betray their friends, be reckless, be puffed up with pride, and love pleasure rather than God. They will act religious, but they will reject the power that could make them godly. Stay away from people like that! When you heard these words, did it sound like something from today's news feed? Love only themselves and their money? Boastful? Proud? Scoffing at God? Disobedient? Ungrateful? Nothing is sacred? This is exactly why God's Word is timeless and always current. Again we see how the love self, pride, pleasure and the pursuit of wealth is associated with a lack of godly character. The last verse even says the religious people will reject God's power. Now, let's take Paul's words, and as what would be in line with many of his other passages such as 1 Corinthians 13, for example, turn the phrases around to encourage ourselves to follow God and pursue Him, not the things of this world, to see our money merely as a means, not an end. For people must love God and not their money. They must not boast and be proud, or scoff at God, be disobedient to their parents, yet be grateful. Consider everything sacred. Be loving and forgiving; never slander others and always have self-control. Never be cruel. Love what is good. Never betray friends, be reckless, puffed up with pride, or love pleasure rather than God. Don't act religious, and reject the power that can make us godly. Hold strong to people like that! Pray with me: “Lord Jesus, thank You that You provide us with all that is good in this world and allow us the ability to stay away from what is harmful to us. There is always that choice. Thank You that You died to give us that choice. Help me to follow You and make my money a means, not an end. As above, so below.”

In this episode we speak with the hilarious Larry Cothran, who, if you're on Instagram and are in the trucking community, have definitely seen one of his hilarious videos. While Larry may be known for his humorous reels and takes on trucking, he's also an Owner Operator, a Marketer, and a Triathalon athlete! You'll hear about how Larry got into the industry, how he's lost over 50lbs while driving, how he stays fit over the road, his best advice to new drivers, the power of networking, and much more! We also discuss the spat between Lombard Trucking (friend of the show) and "G Face", a TikToker who boasted about Double Brokering and how he teaches others how to do the same.  Enjoy! 

Series: Love Is...Service: Sun PMType: SermonSpeaker: Doug Wells

Series: Love Is...Service: Sun PMType: SermonSpeaker: Doug Wells

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow #OzWatch: England search for a boastful edge in Bazball for Ashes.Jeremy Zakis, New South Wales. #FriendsofHistoryDebatingSociety https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/cricket/article-12054151/Aussie-star-dismisses-Stuart-Broads-claims-2021-Ashes-void-Covid-19-restrictions.html

As we approach Easter Weekend, we continue our talk on Love.

Welcome to week 4 of our Love Is mini series! This week we are talking about being BOASTFUL & PROUD. Get your copy of Love Is: https://amzn.to/3iPXC1p Get 20% off your BIOHM Health order with code HANNAH: https://www.biohmhealth.com/ SHOW YOUR SUPPORT: https://anchor.fm/bywords/support Connect: www.thehannahhughes.com Instagram: @thehannahhughes @thebywordsshow Shop my Amazon faves: https://www.amazon.com/shop/thehannahhughes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bywords/support

Pride is an effort to puff ourselves up, but it doesn't always show itself outwardly. Boastfulness is pride communicated to others. It is an intentional expression that you are better than another. Join Kenny and Reg as they discuss the trap of boastfulness.

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