Brethren, our actions speak louder than our words. What consistently comes out of us in the form of our deeds speaks very loudly as to the true condition of our hearts (Mark 7:20-23). When we far more easily find delight and interest in topics other than the Bible and eagerly spend far more time focused on those things than on the Word, let’s not fool ourselves.… Read More Is Jesus REALLY Our Top Priority? Let’s Assess…
The inspired apostle gave Christians a very serious warning when he wrote to Corinth centuries ago (1 Cor. 10:12). Oh, how relevant that warning continually proves to be when we are honest with ourselves! Oh, but how easy it is to forget this warning or unconsciously allow ourselves to downplay it!… Read More My Thoughts on 1 Corinthians 10:12
When peace, unity, true love, and encouragement exist in the local church, the lost soul looking for the hope and salvation found only in Jesus will be drawn to you. The new convert will not lose his zeal, and you and your fellow Christians will have your batteries recharged, ready once again to live for Christ in this dark world. Look around you next Sunday during worship and remember that you need these precious, like-minded brethren…and they need you.… Read More Christians, We Need Each Other!
If they were burdening themselves with something which God had actually not required of them, were they doing so for God…or for themselves?… Read More Zechariah: “Was It For Me That You Fasted?”
Any serious student of the Bible is familiar with the numerous warnings found within its pages. We are warned about Satan and his deceptions (1 Pet. 5:8; Eph. 4:27; 6:11; James 4:7). We are warned to avoid sin in order to avoid eternal punishment in hell (Matt. 5:22, 29-30). Christians are warned about the possibility of losing their salvation through unrepentant sin (Heb. 10:26-31). However, if Calvin is correct and God unconditionally elects some of mankind to be saved, then why would any of these warnings be in the Bible? Why would God tell those whom he has already chosen to be unconditionally saved to be on the alert for Satan?… Read More The Problem With Calvinism’s Doctrine of Unconditional Election
Pre-Denominational Christianity 
You must be logged in to post a comment.