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Thou Art Mine Lance Lambert Man Sitting by a Lake in the Mountains

Thou Art Mine

And His voice shook the earth then, but now He has promised, saying, “Yet once more I will shake not only the Earth, but also the heaven.” (Hebrews 12:26 New American Standard) Considering the hour in which we live there is much uncertainty and insecurity throughout the whole world. Thankfully, God’s people do not have to look to the world for security. Through three little words found in Isaiah 43:1, “Thou Art Mine” Lance Lambert reminds us that there is tremendous security in the fact that, if we are the Lord’s people, we belong to Him. He shares that there are four ways in which the Lord claims us as His own. We are His by creation, we are His by redemption, we are His by calling, and we are His through overcoming. Although it is true that the Lord is ours, it is vital that we know in our hearts that we are the Lord’s—to know that He says, “THOU ART MINE.” Our security is in the Lord Jesus.

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Our goal is to make Jesus known as the "centre and the circumference" of all things. Lance desired to share Christ as the author and the completer of our faith.

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