An excerpt from “Evangelical Times.org” entitled, “Caring for orphans and widows” by Keith McFarland, states: “As God’s people, seeking by faith to live ‘pure and undefiled’ lives before God, strive to reflect and bring his fatherhood to the fatherless and widow – through your own compassionate care for them.” This article may be viewed at:… Read More »
Blog – Controlled Speech?
An excerpt from “Know God’s Word” entitled, “Tight Rein On Your Tongue” states: “A person can think and claim that he is a Christian as he listens to the Word, but if he does not control his speech, his claim is worthless, and he has deceived himself by his own beliefs. Certainly, we all can… Read More »
Blog – God’s Blessing?
An excerpt from “Unlocking The Bible.org” entitled, “What Does it Really Mean to be Blessed?” by Sarah Walton, states: “The greatest blessing God can bestow on us is helping us to see our need for Christ, then growing in us an increasing spiritual understanding of the gospel. Out of love, he sometimes does this through… Read More »
Blog – Biblical Freedom?
An excerpt from “Institute For Faith, Work & Economics.org” entitled, “Seven Implications of the Biblical View of Freedom for Our Lives” by Dr. Art Lindsley, states: “When thinking about freedom, it’s important to remember that redemption applies to all of life. On a personal level, we are redeemed from sin. On a corporate level, we… Read More »
Blog – Hearers and Doers of the Word?
An excerpt from “Bible Hub.com” entitled, “Hearers and Doers” by C. Jerdan, states: “Very many hearers of the gospel are not sufficiently upon their guard against the dreadful danger of being “hearers only.” Some, when the service is over, seldom think of anything but going home. Others will pass a remark about the sermon, and then… Read More »
Blog – Acceptance of God’s Word?
An excerpt from “Got Questions.org” entitled, “What does the Bible say about acceptance?” states: “Sovereignty does not imply that God decrees sin, pain, or rebellion. He does not lie, yet He permits lying. He does not sin, yet He allows sin to exist on the earth (Genesis 6:5; Romans 6:16). Because of the curse that sin… Read More »
Blog – Putting Off Moral Filth?
An excerpt from “Bible Ref.com” entitled, “What does James1:21 mean?” states: “Sin is what happens when we choose to serve ourselves first, and above all. Because God perfectly provides, what do we need sin for? So let’s put sin away, James says. The Greek word used here is apothemenoi, which means to remove something as one… Read More »
Blog – Righteousness Pleasing to God?
An excerpt from “Got Questions.org” entitled, “What does it mean to pursue righteousness?” states: “We pursue righteousness when we pursue the character of Christ and desire holiness more than fleshly indulgence. We avoid the temptation to become self-righteous when we understand that true righteousness begins with godly humility (Psalm 25:9). We remember that Jesus said,… Read More »
Blog – Slow to Anger?
An excerpt from “Got Questions.org” entitled, “Why should we be slow to anger (Proverbs 25:28)?” states: “Understanding why we should be slow to anger is one of the most valuable lessons we can learn in the Christian life. Proverbs 15:18 counsels, “A hot-tempered man stirs up strife, but he who is slow to anger quiets contention”… Read More »
Blog – Slow to Speak?
An excerpt from “Crosswalk.com” entitled, “What it Really Means to ‘Be Slow to Speak'” by Heather Adams, states: “The main challenge of being ‘slow to speak’ is to let go of the need to always be first and to be right every time. It requires us to listen to what another person says with an… Read More »
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