persistent
Said 21 times, in 5 of 378 sermons, across 2 Sundays.
How our pastors defined it
Nobody defined this word. It was said 21 times and never explained. That is the honest answer — this site will not hand you a dictionary definition to fill the gap, because no one in this pulpit gave one.
21 lines in context
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eed our Lord in each one of these circumstances and we have a
persistent
need for God as our source for help protection and to cut thr
to say that, but there may come a point when wickedness is so
persistent
and high-handed and God despising that the time of redemption
se. But he says, there may come a point when wickedness is so
persistent
and high-handed and God-despising that the time of redemption
romans
2:1-16 The NEED
es it clear that Paul is not speaking of imperfection, but of
persistent
impenitence. Wrath doesn't come on those who sin, but on thos
Paul isn't condemning shaky discipleship, but complacent and
persistent
hypocrisy. The pseudo discipleship that thinks the need for r
ht. But yeah, he has. Chosen you. And so are we proactive and
persistent
in searching the desperation? See, Paul had a desperation to
of compassion and mercy. A love for the lost is proactive and
persistent
. And lastly, a love for the lost is a heart of compassion and
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