Hope, On Even The Darkest Of Days (Psalm 88)
Light, even in the darkest of times.
Infectious Christianity
It’s 111AD and Plinius Caecilius the Roman governor of Bithynia (modern-day Istanbul) has a problem on his hands. He’s been faced with a secret group of religious believers, a group he has not had to deal with before, a group that will not follow the religion of the people and the country. Looking for help…
Lacking Assurance – “I don’t feel like a real Christian”
“There’s no way my salvation is real, I feel nothing like a real Christian.” “I used to feel so close to God, but recently, it just doesn’t feel the same anymore.” Friend, as you read these can you relate? Maybe right now you can relate with full understanding with these phrases? If so, then…
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Hymns, Hats, and Tattoos
This will be a short one. Really it’s just a few spare thoughts from the post “Christians, Cocktails & Coll Beach“. In that post we talked about young Christians drinking, how a Christian has the freedom to have a drink (providing it’s legal and they don’t get drunk). The reality is that the Bible is…
Bethel: A man-centered gospel
What we have looked at is quite simply not the Gospel, what Bethel offers is, at best, a completely distorted version of the Gospel. It does not portray Jesus as He portrays himself, instead, they have made Him into nothing more than a means to an end. That end being our own benefit and glory.
Five misused Bible verses: Number One, Matthew 18:20
Matthew 18:20 “For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.” How many of us have heard this verse used in public prayer? How many of us are guilty of using this verse in our own public prayer? I certainly am, until recently I would happily repeat this wonderful…
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Five misused Bible verses
“We are nothing more than the result of evolution, born out of primordial ooze which started on a planet in a universe that was nothing more than a collection of elements that came from a random expansion some 14 billion years ago.” This is a quote from my last post, as it is quoted here…
