But it does matter how we interpret the Bible. Our willingness to state things as fact which are ‘open to interpretation’ will affect our life and doctrine in more important areas. And whether or not you are willing to have a traditional understanding of a passage challenged could be an indicator of your own humility. A new understanding of a verse or a passage may not be life-altering, but why wouldn’t we want to be more faithful to God’s Word?
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“Mary, Did You Know?” is a Christmas song with lyrics written by Mark Lowry and music...
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“Do you know what your daughter did?” my in-laws asked me. They were clearly quite...
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This Christmas I want you to be prepared for someone who is “coming to town.” And, no,...
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Just four months ago I was getting ready to do evangelism at the Ohio State University’s...
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Beast mode refers to a state of performing something, especially difficult activities, with...
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Christians teach about the necessity of good stewardship regularly. Usually, this is in regards to...
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I was actually beginning to be a little depressed near the end of the morning of November 2nd....
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The idea that a shared experience is necessary for someone to be truly able to help another person...
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In today’s Morning and Evening by Charles Spurgeon, the morning reading touched on the...
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“I’m homosexual,” Isaac told me, “and I don’t think I could give up...
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The photo to the right made its way around the internet and into my email. The gist is clear —...
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It’s a universal human experience: a thought pops into your mind unexpectedly. Or suddenly you sense that you should do something. For the Christian who is led by the Spirit of God (Gal 5:25), the question naturally arises, “What (or Who) is that?” Is it God? Is it the Devil? Heartburn? How do we explain these experiences? And how do we use these moments for the glory of God?
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I remember the time clearly. My baby boy (who is now 16) had finally grown to an age where playing...
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Let not your hearts be troubled, dear saint of God. For the Father elected you, the Son paid your debt and the Spirit resurrected you and indwells you. The God of the universe has set His love upon you and even so, the whole trinity works in unity to bring you to perfection through intercession on your behalf. Be of good cheer as you consider this glorious truth!
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Little Women, a modern adaptation of the classic Louisa May Alcott story opens in theaters,...
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In one of the early releases of iOS 11.0.1, Apple introduced a feature to iPhones called Do Not...
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We have some exciting news. One providentially blessed reader will receive 2 free tickets via (1)...
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September 11, 2001 is a day many people will never forget. My friend Angela Braxton was in one of the buildings that was crashed into that day and survived the tragedy.
At the time she nearly died from the events of 9/11, she was a non-believer abiding in the wrath of almighty God. But God has different plans for her.
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“What is the Reformed Baptist view regarding those who commit suicide?” This question...
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A question came in from a reader: Hi Michael, I just read the post “An Open Letter to Brothers.” I...
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Greetings. I do hope you are enjoying our regular Saturday feature: pSaturday Psalms! Psalm 127 is...
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There was a farmer who sold a pound of butter to a baker. One day the baker decided to weigh the...
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Why does the Holy Spirit tell us to greet one another throughout the New Testament? I believe that...
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Very well-written, Jay, and absolutely spot-on as to the state of much of modern-day Christianity, especially where I live and…
[…] my last article I addressed some of the problems with annihilationism and how it is a departure from the…
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So well put, Melinda! Thank you. I'm right there with you in how much she has helped me over the…
Robert, thank you very much for the kind words, brother. That sincerely means a lot to me that your spirit…