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Faith, Righteousness, Rights, and Hard Times
We do not prove our faith by twisting Scriptures to explain why we should be comfortable. Faith is validated when we persevere during trials, tribulations, and persecution. We do not prove our faith when life is easy, claim our blessings, attend church, post Bible verses online, or celebrate our comforts. We show our faith when…
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Faith and the Trinity
God is the only real Trinity in existence; we will not understand it fully until we see Him in the fullness of His glory. Even when our understanding falls short, we merely have to trust God.
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God’s Righteousness and Justice. VI: Righteous Men—Cornelius the Centurion
The Bible refers to Cornelius the Centurion as a righteous man before he heard the Gospel. Is this a misunderstanding, or can we learn something about the nature of righteousness from this?
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God’s Righteousness and Justice. IV: Righteous Men—Noah
desires to walk with Him. We might stumble. We might struggle. We might lose our focus at times. But, we can always return to Him in faith and receive forgiveness and renewal. No matter how you have sinned, simply confess your mistakes to God, repent, receive His forgiveness, and continue to walk with Him. Do…
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Life Is Not Fair, but God Is Good
It is normal to doubt that God is perfect when life is unfair. However, He is good, even though life brings injustice and suffering.
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God’s Holiness. II: Holy People for a Holy God
Christians are already holy through faith in Jesus. We need to learn how to live out that holiness.
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Nothing Will Be Impossible: Trusting God With the Difficult
Nothing shall be impossible with God. Therefore, we can trust and obey Him when facing things that are possible yet difficult.
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Coronavirus, Faith and Fear, Wisdom and Folly
Examining a Christian response to the coronavirus epidemic. Christians should respond wisely and take necessary precautions, but should not be driven by fear.
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“You Can Do All Things”: When God Does Not Follow Our Rules
God is sovereign and can do all things. That does not mean He will always do what we think He should.
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Ash Wednesday: Rules or Relationship, Faith or Fellowship
For those who are observing Lent: Do not let it become a season of “Does that mean you’re not allowed….” Let it be a season of renewal in your relationship with Jesus.
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