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Category Archives: spiritual growth
Don’t Let Your Wounds Cripple You
Nursing grievances and harboring grudges certainly does not befit the child of God, given the blessings he or she enjoys in Jesus Christ. Continue reading
Posted in sanctification, spiritual growth
Tagged Apostle Paul, blessings, Christ, Cripple, David, defeat, depression, disappointment, Discouragement, grievance, grudge, hoarder, Isaiah, Jesus, Joseph, malaise, Moses, negative thinking, resentment, Wounds
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The Great Therapist in the Sky
God saves us ultimately not for our benefit, but for His. Continue reading
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January 15, 2016
Tagged Albert Mohler, Christian Post, Christian Smith, Daniel, David, Facebook, Great Therapist, Heaven, ideology of individualism, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Jesus, Melinda Lundquist Denton, Moralistic Therapeutic Deism, Moses, National Study of Youth and Religion, Oxford University Press, Paul, Soul Searching: The Religious and Spiritual Eyes of American Teenagers, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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How Can I Be Sure I am a Christian?
Perhaps you ‘made a decision for Christ’ at one time, but it seems nothing has changed. How can you know for sure that your sins are forgiven? Proof comes in the form of transformation. Romans 12:1-2 says, “Do not be … Continue reading
Does ‘Making a Decision for Christ’ Mean You Are ‘Born Again’?
The pastor of our church has a gift for evangelism and has inculcated an evangelistic spirit into the congregation. The type of evangelism they practice is what I call ‘decision based.’ It involves getting the seeker to respond to a … Continue reading
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Tagged born again, evangelism, Jesus, Nicodemus, sanctification, spiritual life
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Perilous Times For The Megachurch
I am a big fan of a program on Moody Radio called, “In The Market With Janet Parshall.” I like it so much because the host relates current events to Bible teaching. Recently she interviewed the producer of a new … Continue reading
Posted in Church Trends, spiritual growth
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Gentle Jesus
Attend most any church in America today and you will be presented with a Jesus who is all warm and fuzzy. He wants to give meaning to your life, to fulfill your deepest longings, and to deliver you from all … Continue reading
Posted in Church Reform, Church Trends, spiritual growth
Tagged Christianity, Church, Lukewarm, Marriage, Recession, spiritual growth, submission, submit
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Have We Confused American Christianity With the Church?
The American church has more resources than any other church in the world. So why is it declining while the poorest churches are rapidly multiplying? .
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