Six Notes Blog

Welcome to our Six Notes Blog. This is a place you’ll find blog posts to dive deeper into scripture or bible versees to reflect on. We also put together guided prayers, spotify playlists, screensavers, and images to inspire and encourage in your walk with Jesus.

There are many ways to connect with the Lord, get creative! God doesn’t care HOW you do it; He just desires you.

Explanation for the I AM Statements
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Explanation for the I AM Statements

In the New Testament, we are introduced to John the disciple who is the author of the Gospel John. The Gospel of John is unlike the other three Gospels in the Bible, Matthew, Mark, and Luke. The Gospel John doesn’t give us a chronological order of Jesus' life or even share many of the teachings and miracles that the other Gospels use.  He uses only events that help prove the holiness of Jesus, his deity.  His book is centered around who Jesus is and to show readers that he is the son of God.  He uses seven public signs (miracles) and seven metaphorical I AM statements that Jesus claims for Himself.

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Explanation of Isaiah 41:10
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Explanation of Isaiah 41:10

Isaiah 41 is a message of comfort, reassurance and challenge for God’s people who have been exiled in Babylon.  God speaks to Israel during a time of fear and uncertainty, reminding them that He is still in control,  He has chose them, and they do not need to be afraid. 

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Best Marriage advice
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Best Marriage advice

We were on vacation and a great question was asked. What is the best marriage advice you’ve gotten? What a great “ice breaker” question! I had to really think on this and in a good way because we’ve been lucky enough to get some really great relationship advice.

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Like a Cleansing Cascade - Max Lucado Quote
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Like a Cleansing Cascade - Max Lucado Quote

“Receive this, the great miracle of mercy. Let the grace of God flow over you like a cleansing cascade, flushing out all dregs of guilt and hsame. Nothing separates you from God. You conscience may accuse you, but God accepts you. Others may dredge up your past, but God doesn’t. As far as He is concerned the work is once-for-all-time finished.” - Max Lucado

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