Driving home this evening, I got to thinking about what I’ve written here the last few days. Much of it centers around how we Christians perceive ourselves and what Christ has done for us. It’s the question of whether we see ourselves as sinners or saints. The more I read the Scriptures, the more I [...]
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Yesterday, my pastor preached on believing God for the impossible. For most of my life, I’ve been the kind of person who has believed God for the impossible. I believe that God can do anything. I put no limits on His ability to do anything. Where I stumble is when I find that fellow Christians [...]
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One of the many mistakes I believe Christians make today concerns viewing the Bible as a book of answers. That may be true to a point, especially for the babe in Christ, but I find that as I mature the Bible holds just as many questions as it does answers, perhaps more. Take the opening [...]
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