Neither the weakest Christian nor the strongest Christian struggles toward victory - he stands in it. Nor does either fight to achieve a blessing. The Christian steps up by faith and accepts all that God has for him. In Jesus Christ, this is our position. If you are a believer in the Lord Jesus, regardless of how weak you are or how worldly and carnal you may be - in the sight of God, you are on redemption ground in Jesus Christ. That is our position.
November 30, 2015
Neither the weakest Christian nor the strongest Christian struggles toward victory - he stands in it. Nor does either fight to achieve a blessing. The Christian steps up by faith and accepts all that God has for him. In Jesus Christ, this is our position. If you are a believer in the Lord Jesus, regardless of how weak you are or how worldly and carnal you may be - in the sight of God, you are on redemption ground in Jesus Christ. That is our position.
November 27, 2015
Neither the weakest Christian nor the strongest Christian struggles toward victory - he stands in it. Nor does either fight to achieve a blessing. The Christian steps up by faith and accepts all that God has for him. In Jesus Christ, this is our position. If you are a believer in the Lord Jesus, regardless of how weak you are or how worldly and carnal you may be - in the sight of God, you are on redemption ground in Jesus Christ. That is our position.
November 26, 2015
Among those who confess Christianity, there are only about 4% who can articulate the core tenants of their faith. It is discovered that most Christians have formed a mongrel world view. That is, a world view that mixes a little Christianity, a little pantheism and a little naturalism, because they are rarely, if ever, challenged on the unknowing hypocrisy of their own belief system. We must define our world view as a Christian if we are to THINK right.
November 25, 2015
Among those who confess Christianity, there are only about 4% who can articulate the core tenants of their faith. It is discovered that most Christians have formed a mongrel world view. That is, a world view that mixes a little Christianity, a little pantheism and a little naturalism, because they are rarely, if ever, challenged on the unknowing hypocrisy of their own belief system. We must define our world view as a Christian if we are to THINK right.
November 24, 2015
Among those who confess Christianity, there are only about 4% who can articulate the core tenants of their faith. It is discovered that most Christians have formed a mongrel world view. That is, a world view that mixes a little Christianity, a little pantheism and a little naturalism, because they are rarely, if ever, challenged on the unknowing hypocrisy of their own belief system. We must define our world view as a Christian if we are to THINK right.
November 23, 2015
A burden is a compelling point of motivation. It is a steering mechanism - the gasoline in our human engine. It weighs us down until it is satisfied. It overwhelms our thoughts and directs our actions. The Eternal Burden rewrites our life - it changes our values. If we don't have a heart that is burdened with an overwhelming sense of conviction, we will never be fruitful in the service of the Lord.
November 13, 2015
A burden is a compelling point of motivation. It is a steering mechanism - the gasoline in our human engine. It weighs us down until it is satisfied. It overwhelms our thoughts and directs our actions. The Eternal Burden rewrites our life - it changes our values. If we don't have a heart that is burdened with an overwhelming sense of conviction, we will never be fruitful in the service of the Lord.
November 12, 2015
A burden is a compelling point of motivation. It is a steering mechanism - the gasoline in our human engine. It weighs us down until it is satisfied. It overwhelms our thoughts and directs our actions. The Eternal Burden rewrites our life - it changes our values. If we don't have a heart that is burdened with an overwhelming sense of conviction, we will never be fruitful in the service of the Lord.
November 11, 2015
Who's your daddy? is a slang expression that, in one use, takes the form of a rhetorical question. It is commonly used as a boastful claim of dominance over the intended listener. It is a question we need to ask ourselves in the spiritual, emotional and psychological realm. It could be said more like, "Who controls you?" or "Whose authority are you under?" The apostle Paul asked this question in his own way over 2000 years ago.
November 10, 2015