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The stay-at-home orders are starting to take a toll on people. Dannah Gresh and Erin Davis have started a video-cast every morning at 9a ET to encourage women in their walk with our Lord. Today, they invited Dámaris to be interviewed and spread some godly encouragement. We hope you are encouraged by watching it!
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New video short devotional from Dámaris Carbaugh In this strange time of isolation from each other, here is a thought from Dámaris about the hope and encouragement she found in her Bible reading today. David is one of the best known people in the Bible. Books, sermons and songs have been written about his life, and even our Savior, Jesus Christ, is known as the Son of David. In her own inimitable way, Dámaris summarizes David's life all the up to the disaster in Ziklag in 1 Samuel 30:6. There, David encouraged himself in the Lord... even when his own men were talking of stoning him. Facing something difficult? Listen and let the Lord encourage you as only He can.
After missing several services at Christmastime due to the flu bug, Dámaris was asked to share a word at our weekly prayer meeting. Using Hebrews 3 and 4, Dámaris ties the precious inner rest that Jesus offers us to the obedience that Jesus expects of us through trusting in Him.
All Christians know that God is enough. It is easy to understand that an all-powerful God does not lack for anything, and does not need any help to take care of us and the rest of the world. In theory. In practice, however, we are prone to doubt and fear, just like the disciples in the storm-ravaged boat. Listen to Dámaris message and be encouraged.
Speaking at Manhattan Grace Tabernacle, Dámaris develops the importance of the Word of God from an unusual viewpoint: the fear of the Lord. Obvious connotations of fear do not always apply to the fear of the Lord. We love God and know He loves us, so what part does fear actually play in our worship and daily choices. Listen and may the Lord speak to your heart directly through this message. Click on the link below to listen, or go to our Messages page.
In the You Are 2019 Conference last weekend in College Station, Texas, Dámaris discussed two attitudes that people tend to have. One makes a person think, "Hey, I'm not as bad as THAT person." The other makes a person think, "What I have done is so bad that I don't deserve forgiveness." Both are correct, thinking secularly, but both are very wrong thinking spiritually. Using Luke 1:78-79, Romans 3:23, Isaiah 53 (NLT), Dámaris explains that Christ's suffering, death on the cross and resurrection was God's punishment for everything that has been done wrong, and that it was enough to purchase forgiveness for anyone who asks.
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Dámaris CarbaughSinger, bi-lingual conference speaker, teacher and now published author, Dámaris just wants to do the next thing that Jesus Christ has planned for her. Archives
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