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ken winter

@kenwinter

A disciple of Christ, an extremely blessed husband, a proud father & grandfather, and a pastor/teacher/author - all by God's grace

 Richmond, VA
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Joined July 2008
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“A Psalmist Called Asaph” released today – the final book in “The Called” series. The psalms you know … and the story of the one who wrote them. #ordinarypeople #thecalled amzn.to/3F0np1x
A Psalmist Called Asaph (The Called)

A Psalmist Called Asaph (The Called)

In the heart of ancient Israel, . He might have called himself flawed and unworthy, incapable of achieving anything significant on his own. Yet, Asaph’s name has echoed through the centuries. His...

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The question before us is, what are we modeling for the generation that we are raising up? kenwinter.org/blog/they-rais… #FaithJourney
They Raised A Generation Who Did Not Know Him — Ken Winter

They Raised A Generation Who Did Not Know Him — Ken Winter

We read in Judges that the next generation of Israelites “… did evil in the LORD’s sight and served the images of Baal. They abandoned the LORD, the God of their ancestors, who had brought them out...

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This fourth in the series of four Advent stories is a reminder that those who diligently seek the Savior will find Him. kenwinter.org/blog/advent-we… #FaithJourney
Advent – We Three Kings (Balthazar’s Story) — Ken Winter

Advent – We Three Kings (Balthazar’s Story) — Ken Winter

This fourth in the series of four Advent stories is a reminder that those who diligently seek the Savior will find Him, and second, that though we may make our plans, it is God who directs our steps.

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This third in a series of four Advent stories is a reminder that we often encounter the unexpected while walking in the midst of Jesus. kenwinter.org/blog/advent-si… #FaithJourney
Advent – Silent Night (Moshe’s Story) — Ken Winter

Advent – Silent Night (Moshe’s Story) — Ken Winter

This third in a series of four Advent stories is a reminder that we often encounter the unexpected while walking in the midst of Jesus.

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This Advent story is a reminder that walking in obedience to God by faith does not mean we will not meet with persecution or disbelief. kenwinter.org/blog/advent-aw… #FaithJourney
Advent – Away in a Manger (Achim’s Story) — Ken Winter

Advent – Away in a Manger (Achim’s Story) — Ken Winter

While this account is fictional, it is set against the backdrop of the Gospel narratives of Matthew and Luke. It’s a reminder that walking in obedience to God by faith does not mean we will not meet...

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Joseph was an unlikely choice to be the earthly father of Jesus. And yet, he was the Father’s choice.. kenwinter.org/blog/advent-o-… #FaithJourney
Advent - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Joseph’s Story) — Ken Winter

Advent - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Joseph’s Story) — Ken Winter

Joseph was an unlikely choice to be the earthly father of Jesus. There was nothing about him on the surface that would have prompted any of us to consider him worthy. And yet, no other man in history...

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What does it mean to live in the shelter of the Most High and to find rest in His shadow? kenwinter.org/blog/his-dwell… #FaithJourney
His Dwelling Place — Ken Winter

His Dwelling Place — Ken Winter

The Wilderness Tabernacle was completed exactly as the Lord specified and was erected on the first anniversary of Israel’s departure from Egypt. That day, the Lord’s glorious presence descended upon...

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In many ways, we are very similar to the ancient city of Athens. kenwinter.org/blog/an-unknow… #FaithJourney
An Unknown God — Ken Winter

An Unknown God — Ken Winter

In many ways, our world today mirrors the one to which the apostle Paul set out. We have become so post-Christian that society now resembles a pre-Christian culture. In that sense, we are not unlike...

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For those of us living today, we live in a place between the “already” and the “not yet.” kenwinter.org/blog/between-t… #FaithJourney
Between the Already and the Not Yet — Ken Winter

Between the Already and the Not Yet — Ken Winter

As Jesus sat on the slopes of the Mount of Olives, teaching His disciples, He told them He would one day return and that they must be on the alert for His arrival.

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When Jesus spoke to the crowds, He often used simple stories (parables) to communicate profound truths. kenwinter.org/blog/simple-st…
Simple Stories, Profound Truths — Ken Winter

Simple Stories, Profound Truths — Ken Winter

Jesus often used simple stories (parables) to communicate profound truths. Such is the case with the three parables recorded in Matthew chapter 13. The parables of the weeds, the mustard seed, and...

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God will faithfully provide manna when it’s needed, but not when grain is sufficient. Trust His provision—and trust that He knows which is needed. kenwinter.org/blog/no-more-m…
No More Manna — Ken Winter

No More Manna — Ken Winter

On their fifth full day in the Promised Land on the west side of the Jordan, the first Israelite walked out from camp to gather the daily portion of manna and discovered it wasn’t there!

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There is a powerful example in Numbers that illustrates how we should live as followers of Christ. Ironically, this example arose from a dispute among God's chosen people about who should hold the highest position. kenwinter.org/blog/the-staff…
The Staff That Blossoms — Ken Winter

The Staff That Blossoms — Ken Winter

God instructed Moses to collect the staff of each leader from the twelve ancestral tribes, along with Aaron’s staff, representing the tribe of Levi. These thirteen staffs were placed overnight in the...

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When we walk in God’s way and according to His will, He guarantees that every step we take is sure and secure—even when it doesn’t feel that way! kenwinter.org/blog/seen-the-… #FaithJourney
Seen the Cloud? See the Glory! — Ken Winter

Seen the Cloud? See the Glory! — Ken Winter

From the day the Israelites left Egypt, the Lord gave His people a constant reminder of His presence. He sent a pillar of cloud to guide them by day and a pillar of fire by night, so they could...

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Paul encourages us not to be anxious, but rather to bring everything to God in prayer. i must admit i have often overlooked the next verse about the peace of God, until a few weeks ago…. kenwinter.org/blog/and-the-p… #FaithJourney
And the Peace of God … — Ken Winter

And the Peace of God … — Ken Winter

The apostle Paul encourages us not to be weighed down by anxiety, but rather to bring everything to God in prayer, trusting that He is greater than any situation we may face. Over time, i’ve found...

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Let’s explore how God works in and through our lives, preparing us for His purpose in ways we often don't realize, as we look at a powerful moment in the Book of Acts that continues to shape our lives today. kenwinter.org/blog/he-goes-b… #FaithJourney
He Goes Before Us — Ken Winter

He Goes Before Us — Ken Winter

God sent an angel to Cornelius, who immediately obeyed the command to send for Peter. Though others may have been closer to Caesarea, Peter was God’s man for this assignment. Remember, Peter “held”...

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Have you ever felt completely separated from God with pain, fear, and anxiety setting into your heart in a way you just couldn’t shake? kenwinter.org/blog/oneness #FaithJourney
Oneness — Ken Winter

Oneness — Ken Winter

Oneness can be defined as “the quality or state or fact of being one: such as singleness, integrity, wholeness, harmony, sameness, identity, unity and union.” Jesus wanted the apostle Philip, the...

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In a world where tragedy seems ever-present, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters. Discover why the greatest tragedy isn’t what we often think it is. kenwinter.org/blog/which-is-… #FaithJourney
Which is the Greater Tragedy? — Ken Winter

Which is the Greater Tragedy? — Ken Winter

Pontius Pilate, the governing prefect of the region, ordered the killing of some Galileans as they were offering sacrifices in the Temple in Jerusalem. Eighteen people had recently died when a tower...

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The people of God often allowed their fear to erode their confidence in His faithfulness. i fear i am often guilty of doing the same thing. kenwinter.org/blog/faithful-… #FaithJourney
Faithful to the Finish — Ken Winter

Faithful to the Finish — Ken Winter

Militarily the Canaanites held a great advantage over the Israelites. From a human perspective, the situation looked bleak. Even for a man of courage and faith like Joshua, the situation seemed dire....

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Keep your face turned toward the God who has led you to where you are. Remember—the same God who has led you this far, will lead you all the way! kenwinter.org/blog/a-lesson-… #FaithJourney
A Lesson in Unbelief — Ken Winter

A Lesson in Unbelief — Ken Winter

On the eve of what could have been the greatest day of their lives, and their history as a nation—the day they were to enter God’s Promised Land—the Israelites chose to reject Him and refused to...

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Each of us is on a journey ordained by God, through which He intends to fulfill His purpose. The question is: Will we proceed according to our own strength and ability, or will we lean on Him? kenwinter.org/blog/when-stre… #FaithJourney
When Strength Becomes a Stumbling Block — Ken Winter

When Strength Becomes a Stumbling Block — Ken Winter

As the Israelites approached the Promised Land, the Lord instructed Moses to assemble a group of twelve men to spy out the land—each a leader from one of the twelve ancestral tribes. These men were...

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