Dámaris asks the question, "Do you love Him?" How can we tell if we love God? Jesus said, "If you love me, obey my commandments." Using this verse and several others, Dámaris challenges us to look for things that draw us closer to the Lord, loving Him through obedience to His word and turning from sin. In the video below, Dámaris starts at 52:15. On September first, the remnants of a hurricane dropped a tremendous amount of rain on New York City and the surrounding communities. Like many others, we got several feet of water in our basement that came up through the sewers and eventually came even from the street. By God's grace, we did not lose anything that cannot be replaced, our house is still quite "livable," and our insurance came through with everything that we needed.
Only one thing was lost that will not be replaced. All of our inventory of Dámaris's CDs. They were soaked and not salvageable. Unfortunately, we can no longer offer any of her CDs for sale, as they will not be "reprinted." Dámaris's music is all available on Apple Music, YouTube and many other places that stream digital music like Spotify and Pandora. Even Alexa knows Dámaris Carbaugh's music! For all of you who have ever purchased Dámaris's music here on our website, we say a heartfelt thank you. His Truth keeps marching on no matter what comes our way. What does it mean to "serve the Lord"? What does the Apostle Paul mean when he says he is a slave or bond slave of Christ? Watch and listen as Dámaris discusses the biblical and modern day examples of serving our Lord Jesus Christ with depth and transparency. Her part starts around 53:00. In this fourth and final session on the book of James, Dámaris explores chapters four and five. Discussing subjects ranging from judging others to obedience and even patience in hardship, Dámaris encourages us to endure because the Lord is coming soon. He will be our judge, but He is also "...full of tenderness and mercy." James 5:11 Be blessed while watching and share with your friends! A small bit in a horse's mouth or a small rudder on a great ship, little things can make a big difference—or have huge consequences. Discussing the third chapter of James, Dámaris brings out the power of the tongue and how he compares our speech to a small spark which can set a whole forest on fire. While a grapevine does not produce figs, both blessing and cursing can come from our mouths, and it should not be. Click below, watch and share. Tune in at 7p EDT next Tuesday, 4/27/21 for the last in this live series with Dámaris, or watch it any time on YouTube. The second in a series of four, Dámaris teaches through chapter two from the book of James. From preferential treatment to Martin Luther to faith and works and more, this chapter is full of direction for the Christian. Don't miss a single session on YouTube every Tuesday night in April (2021, for those of you reading this later). Beginning today, Dámaris is doing another weekly Bible study online, this time on the book of James. Tonight's class was on chapter one, of course, emphasizing Patience. The start was delayed for several minutes due to an internet hiccup, so we had the opportunity to learn more about patience first hand! Every Tuesday in April at 7pm EDT, she is scheduled to be online live streaming via YouTube to dig into this beautiful book written by the half-brother of Jesus Christ. Watch the first one (click below) then join us live for the next three Tuesdays! The last of the series, Dámaris teaches on the Armor of God from the sixth chapter of Ephesians. Discussing both Ephesians chapter 5 and a few verses into the sixth chapter, Dámaris illuminates how our relationships are to be governed. One more Tuesday night session about the Whole Armor of God! Join us! Fourth in a series of six, here is a link to the fourth chapter. Two more Tuesday evening sessions to come! |
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