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A Year Held in His Hands| A New Year Sermon

By Ekombe Hau
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A Year Held in His Hands| A New Year Sermon Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash Every time a new year comes close, something in me start feeling that weird mix of excitement and heaviness. Maybe you know the feeling too—like you’re standing at this invisible doorway. One foot in the old year (the stuff you want to forget but somehow still sticks to you like stubborn glue), and the other foot stepping into something you still can’t see clearly. And sometimes you’re hopeful, sometimes you’re scared, sometimes you’re… well, both at the same time. I was thinking about all that while reading some Scriptures again, and honestly, it hit me harder this year. Maybe because life been kinda loud lately, or maybe because I’m tired of pretending everything always makes sense. But the Bible does this thing, right? It sneaks into the parts of your heart you thought you cleaned up, and suddenly you realize God is trying to talk to you again. Even if it feels like you weren’t exactly listening. S...
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By Ekombe Hau

Terms and Conditions – biblelibrary777.blogspot.com

Effective Date: [Insert Date Here]

Welcome to biblelibrary777.blogspot.com. We are truly thankful you’re here. Before you start reading, learning, or sharing from our site, please take a few minutes to read these Terms and Conditions. We’ve tried to keep them as simple and easy-to-read as possible, while still covering all the important legal stuff that keeps both you and us safe.

By using or accessing biblelibrary777.com in any way—whether you’re just browsing, reading our Bible study blogs, downloading resources, or engaging with our content—you agree to these Terms. If you don’t agree with them, you should stop using the site. No hard feelings, but these rules are here for a reason.

1. Who We Are

biblelibrary777.blogspot.com is an online platform dedicated to sharing Bible study materials, commentary, explanations, and related Christian resources. We aim to help people understand God’s Word in a friendly, engaging, and insightful way.

When we say “we,” “our,” or “us” in this document, we’re talking about biblelibrary777.com and the people who run it. When we say “you” or “your,” we mean anyone using our website in any capacity.

2. What This Agreement Covers

These Terms of Service (sometimes also called “Terms and Conditions” or just “Terms”) are basically the rules of the road for using biblelibrary777.com. They cover:

  • The kinds of content you can find on our site.

  • How you’re allowed to use our content.

  • The responsibilities you take on when using our site.

  • Legal limitations and disclaimers.

  • How disputes will be handled, if they ever come up.

We might update these Terms from time to time. If we do, we’ll post the updated version here. By continuing to use the site after changes are posted, you agree to the new Terms.

3. Our Content

We work hard to provide thoughtful, Bible-based content. But we need to be clear on a few things:

  1. Original Material – Most of what you see here is original work created by us or our contributors. Sometimes, we may quote or refer to Bible verses, other Christian works, or historical sources. We always try to credit appropriately.

  2. Accuracy – While we strive for accuracy in Biblical interpretation and historical facts, our content is not infallible. Only God’s Word is perfect. Our articles and studies represent the understanding, insight, and opinion of the author at the time of writing.

  3. Educational Purpose – Everything on biblelibrary777.com is provided for educational and inspirational purposes. It’s not professional counseling, theological certification, or legal advice.

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You’re welcome to use biblelibrary777.com freely for personal, non-commercial purposes—like learning, studying, or sharing encouragement with friends or your church group.

But there are a few things you agree not to do:

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If you break these rules, we may have to suspend or block your access.

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We may allow comments, messages, or other forms of user-generated content on biblelibrary777.com. When you post something:

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We do not endorse user-generated content just because it appears on our site.

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Sometimes, we may link to other websites for reference, study materials, or additional reading. These links are provided only to help you.

We are not responsible for the content, policies, or reliability of any third-party websites. If you visit them, you do so at your own risk and should read their Terms and Privacy Policies.

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We love sharing insights from the Bible, but we can’t promise that:

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  • Our site will be free from errors, viruses, or technical issues (though we try our best).

You use our site as-is and at your own risk.

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  • This includes direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages—whether spiritual, emotional, financial, or otherwise.

Again, our purpose is to encourage and teach, but your walk with God and the decisions you make are ultimately between you and Him.

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10. Privacy

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We may update, change, or even temporarily remove parts of biblelibrary777.com without notice. We’re always trying to improve, so this flexibility helps us keep things fresh and relevant.

12. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws of [Insert Your Country/State Here], without regard to its conflict of laws rules.

If there’s ever a legal dispute, it will be handled in the courts of [Insert Your Location Here], unless otherwise required by applicable law.

13. Contact Information

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We welcome respectful, thoughtful communication.

14. Final Words

We hope these Terms help you understand how biblelibrary777.blogspot.com works and what’s expected. At the end of the day, this is about creating a safe, respectful, and encouraging place where people can study the Bible together and grow in faith.

Thank you for reading (and for caring about the “fine print” that keeps everything running smoothly). Now—go enjoy the site, and may God’s Word inspire you today.

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