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Category Archives: sin
Judgement, Guilt, Sorrow, Mercy, Forgiveness
Where there is no judgment; There is no mercy. Where there is no guilt; There is no grace. If you haven’t been judged guilty, There is no forgiveness. Where there is no threat of punishment, there is no justice. Where … Continue reading
Posted in discipling, ethics, mercy, moral, moral failure, moral failures, moral foundations, moral judgment, moral laws, moral leaders, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morality-phobic, repent, repentance, right and wrong, right conduct, right from wrong, right living, righteousness, salvation, self-destruction, self-respect, self-restraint, self-will, selfish desires, selfishness, sin, sinner, sinning, sins, sorrow, spiritual awakening, spiritual formation, spiritual healing, spiritual life
Tagged forgiveness, freedom, guilt, judging, judgment, justice, punishment, sorrow
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Are We Good People Or Bad People?
Most people think that there are bad people in the world, but almost nobody thinks that they are a bad person. However, people who are genuinely close to God, are the exceptions. They seem to readily admit that they are … Continue reading
Posted in a wretch like me, Amazing Grace, author, bad person, Baghdad, chief of sinners, Christian, Christianity, ethics, evil, forgiveness, good person, Isaiah, John Newton, Katrina, law enforcement, laws, looting, moral, moral failure, moral failures, moral foundations, moral laws, moral leaders, moral principles, moral reformer, moral restraints, morality, New Orleans, Old Testament, quote, Quotes, relevation, religion, Russian literature, salvation, sin, unclean lips, wretched man that I am
Tagged Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, bad people, good people, human nature, quotations, source of evil
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Most Everybody Draws A Line Between Thier Desires & Moral Principles
Almost everybody draws a line somewhere between their desires, cravings, and feelings; and moral principles. Almost everybody has at times a desire they want to fulfill, but they intentionally restrain themselves because they believe that fulfilling that desire is morally … Continue reading
Posted in abortion, juddgment, Judeo-Christian, judge, judges, judging, judgment, judgments, justice, marriage, marriage debate, marriage equality, married sex, moral failures, moral foundations, moral laws, moral leaders, moral reformer, moral restraints, morality, morals, sex, sex in marriage, sex objects, sexual addiction, sexual fulfillment, sexual purity, sexually confused, sin, sinner, sins
Tagged biblical morality, Christian morality, ethical philosophy, ethics, morality, philosophy, right and wrong
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Good Friday’s Not For Good People
Good people don’t need a Good Friday Savior. They’re okay on their own. Bad people need a Good Friday Savior. “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, have mercy on me a sinner.” If nothing is morally wrong, if … Continue reading
Posted in Christ, Christianity, cross, crucifixion, deliverance, die to self, forgiveness, freedom, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus prayer, Jesus rose, living, mercy, moral, moral failure, moral failures, moral foundations, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, repent, repentance, salvation, Savior, sin, sinner, sins
Tagged Easter, Good Firday, good people, morality, religion, sin
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Another Reason To Wear Red
It’s National Wear Red Day in the USA. National Wear Read Day was begun by the American Heart Association for a great cause — to help focus people’s attention on the problem of heart disease in women. However, there is … Continue reading
Posted in forgiveness, hearing Jesus, heart, heart care, heart-felt, heart-felt love, hearts unfold like flowers, holiday, holidays, salvation, sin, spirituality, The Salvation Army, The Salvation Flag, Uncategorized
Tagged AHA, American Heart Association, heart disease in women, meaning of red, USA, Wear Red Day
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Spiritual Conductivity/Resistivity
Spirituality is like an electric current. It is a flow of power from within human beings as the Holy Spirit comes forth in rivers of living water. Christ-followers are those who allow the Spirit to freely flow through them. They … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Bible reading, Christ, Christ followers, Christ in you, Christ in you the hope of glory, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian experience, Christianity, electricity, forgiveness, Holy Spirit, inward change, Jesus, Jesus Christ, pride, puffed up mind, repent, repentance, sin, spiritual experience, spiritual flow, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, The Voice, voice of God
Tagged conductivity, electric current, God's voice, mysticism, religion, resistivity, spiritual surrender, spirituality
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My Soul Needs Fracking (Frack Me, Lord.)
I woke up this morning with the word fracking in my mind? What does that mean? Fracking is the procedure of blasting pressurized water (along with sand and chemicals) down a well so as to fracture the rock deep beneath the … Continue reading
Posted in aquifer, Bible, Biblical concept, drilling for oil, God, God calling, God-shaped vacuum, healing, hearing Jesus, heart, heart care, mining techniques, oil drilling, oil well, rivers of living water, Scriptures, search for significance, self, self-denial, self-will, selfish desires, sin, sins, soul, spiritual, spiritual growth, spiritual healing, spiritual power, spiritual transformation, submission, surrender, surrender to God, we have turned everyone to his own way
Tagged Christianity, energy independence, fracking, hydraulic fracturing, natural gas, spiritual formation
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2013 — A New Year? Or The Same Ole Same Ole?
Will 2013 be a new year for you or the same ole same ole of years gone by? Does this new year mark the mere movement of time; or the development of character, the growth of love, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Christ, Christ followers, Christ in you, Christian, Christianity, conversion, conviction, conviction of sin, forgiveness, God, honesty, hope, if anyone is in Christ, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lyrics, new birth, new creation, New Testament, obedience, prayer, presence of Christ, presence of God, recovery, reformation, relevation, religion, repent, repentance, revelation, revival, revolution, sin, sins, soul, spirit, spiritual, spiritual formation, spiritual healing, spiritual training, spiritual transformation, spiritual warfare, supernatural, surrender to God
Tagged 2013, Beatles, God, New Year, resolutions, revolution, same ole same ole
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My Top 12 Blog Posts For 2012
1) Occupy Till I Come — What The Church Can Learn From Occupy Wall Street 2) The Most Important Tim Tebow Quote 3) US Congressman, Thaddeus Stevens, My 4th Greatest American 4) 70 AD — One Of History’s Most Important Dates 5) A White … Continue reading