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Category Archives: sin
What’s “good” about “Good Friday”?
What’s “good” about “Good Friday”? –Between Friday afternoon and Sunday morning, Jesus was dead for hours. Now He’s alive forever! –Christ died on “Good Friday” to make a way for us to move beyond our guilt and shame by being … Continue reading
8 past keys to Christianity’s powerful future!
Although Christianity appears to be in rapid decline in the Western world, it is about to break out with fresh power that will radically transform those who experience it. How? The biblical example of ekklesia was established by Jesus Christ when He … Continue reading
Posted in church, clergy, clergy laity, ekklesia, family of God, family values, Greek New Testament, Holy Spirit, house church, led by the Spirit, New Testament church, organic chruch, priesthood of the believer, Salvation Army, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvation Army Nashville, serving others, simple church, sin, Tennessee, Uncategorized, universal priesthood, unprogrammed
Tagged Bible, Christianity, church history, early church, future of Christianity, Nashville, New Testament, risen
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Defeated Christians are not part of God’s plan
Defeated Christians, overcome by the world and caught up in ungodly cravings and complusions, are not part of God’s plan. We can only be defeated when we walk away from God’s will. However, in the 21 Century, many of us … Continue reading
Posted in Christian community, Christian living, comfort zone, community, Confess you sins, confession, confessional, defeated Christians, deny yourself, depression, freedom in Christ, holiness, overcoming depression, overcoming evil, overcoming obstacles, overcoming setbacks, overcoming temptation, personal testimonies, priesthood of the believer, Quotes, repentance, self-denial, sin, Uncategorized
Tagged blood of the Lamb, Christianity, church, power over sin, Revelation 12:11, testimony, they overcame him by the blood
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“I’m a good person,” is a stealth oxymoron
Are you a “good person”? According to Jesus the phrase, “I’m a good person,” is a stealth oxymoron. Jesus said; “No one is good–except God alone.” (Mark 10:18) In fact, Jesus calls 3 groups of people “evil” or “wicked:” 1) His … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 14, all have sinned, Beyond Church, Bible, ekklesia, evil, good person, greed, Jesus, Jesus Christ, judge, judge not, judgment, Luke, Mark, New Testament, oxymoron, Pharisees, problem of evil, Savior, sin, sinfulness, source of evil, there is none righteous, Uncategorized, wickedness, worship
Tagged a good person, being good, Christianity, good and evil, goodness, quotes
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Does Donald Trump need forgiveness?
Paul of Tarsus said: “For I know that in me (that is, in my flesh,) dwells no good thing.” (Romans 7:18) “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23) “Here is a trustworthy saying that … Continue reading
Posted in all have sinned, Bible, chief of sinners, evangelicals, faith in politics, have mercy on me a sinner, Jesus prayer, Philokalia, repent, repentance, salvation, saved, sin, sinner, the way of the pilgrim, Trump forgiveness, Uncategorized, what does it mean to be saved
Tagged Donald Trump, faith, forgiveness, politics, presidential candidates, quotes, religion
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Black Friday vs. Good Friday
To miss out on Black Friday is no big deal! –To miss out on Good Friday is to miss out on the greatest pardon in world history. (You won’t find the best deal on Black Friday. You find the best … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Friday, deals, Good Friday, religion
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Cool With The Culture? — Do It If You’re Like Felix / Don’t If You’re Like Paul!
Would Paul of Tarsus be quiet and encourage people to believe that they are good? Here’s what he did in the Bible. Paul wrote 1/3 of the New Testament — so what’d he talk about? Just the opposite of our … Continue reading