Archive for the ‘Thoughts’ Category
Below is the way the ESV has chosen to form paragraphs from a section of scripture from the Sermon on the Mount. In order for you to see what thoughts I’m having about this section of scripture, I would ask that you read this section a few times before reading further.
“Judge not, that you [...]
Do we become a Christian and then just live until we die – hopefully bringing others into the family of God before that finally happens? Is the becoming of a Christian the only spiritually important thing that happens in our life? What is the Christian life supposed to be about, once you have [...]
I ‘m so grateful for the support and encouragement that is provided for us in one of the greatest institutions ever established by our God – the local church. Here are some things that were impressed on my heart and mind from yesterday’s look at scripture. I’m still processing and responding to these [...]
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Dr. Harry Ironside has written a book, called Except Ye Repent, in which he examines the doctrine of repentance in depth. From chapter one, he spots common misunderstandings about this important principle and talks a bit about what repentance is not. Then he begins to show what correct biblical repentance looks like. Let’s [...]
In the last post in this series, we see Paul giving Timothy some delivery instructions for being a useful vessel for God – someone who’s able to teach others. A summary of these instructions are to be kind, to be gentle, to be patient. Why is it important for us to present doctrinal [...]
Patrick Henry Hughes has quite a story. There are many lessons for each of us found in this very moving story. I’ll let you decide which lesson means the most to you; personally, I was touched with the love of the Father for his child – and if you’re asking if I mean [...]
The Importance of Correct Doctrine; The Dangers of Incorrect Doctrine, & How an Approved Workman is to Share the Gospel
You
therefore,
my son,
be [...]
Paul writes this last letter, addressed to Timothy, a dear friend, fellow Christian, a younger co-worker. He considers Timothy a beloved son. He writes from prison, probably around 64-67 AD, under Nero’s rule. This letter contains several reflective passages reviewing his life; quite appropriate as he faces immanent death. According to writings of [...]
Reading First John and getting lost in First John are two different things. One could meditate in this book for hours. And, if you’re having problems with doubts about where you stand spiritually, then First John offers lots of scriptural confirmations for changes that should be going on in your life as a [...]
