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2 Peter 1
Our true nature is often revealed through our words and our actions. You can remove a pig from the mud and clean it up, but after you wash the pig and release it, it promptly returns to wallow in the… Continue Reading →
When the Scripture speaks – God speaks The Bible is God’s special revelation to help us know God. Theologians refer to the verbal plenary inspiration of Scripture. This means that every word of Scripture is inspired and authoritative. Are you… Continue Reading →
Three little words have destroyed many a diet, savings plan, and the best of resolutions. You’ve heard them countless times and have no doubt, said them yourself. What are those words? Here’s an example: I regularly ate lunch with a… Continue Reading →
John Michael Talbot in The Ancient Path illustrates the teachings of the early church fathers. He quotes George Santayana’s admonition, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” (p. 10). Talbot reveals how the teachings of the early church… Continue Reading →
My last blog post posed the question, “If the abundant life is God’s standard for me then why does victory seem so elusive? ” A major reason is that we live in the room of good intentions – we try… Continue Reading →
