My late pastor, Bro Bobby Roberson used to always say, “What you say should not hurt me, because I’m supposed to be dead to self, and you can’t hurt something that’s dead.”
Many Shall See It (Psalm 40:1-3)
Psalm 40:1-3 I waited patiently for the LORD; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry. 2 He brought me up also out of an horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and established my goings. 3 And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, and shall trust in the LORD.
Freedom through Serving (Romans 6:18)
It is hard for me to understand that there was a day in which slaves lived in great subjection to their masters. Many masters, choosing the ways of dictatorship and cruelty. Listen in on how Sarah Ashley age 93, described her life in real slavery.
Gaining Through Losing (Phil. 3:7-8)
Don’t you just love to lose? No, really. Don’t you just love to exude all your energy into a DIY project and have it turn out to be an absolute waste of time? Or how about writing an exhaustive research paper only to have your computer shut down before you could hit Save? NOT. AT. ALL.
David’s Résumé as a Teen – Bro. Clint Fredericks
What if someone else had to write your resume? Who would you pick to write it? What if I told you I was going to have a stranger write yours? Secretly, someone would watch you for a week, a month, a year; then based on what they saw, THEY would write your resume. How would you like that?
Receiving Through Giving (Acts 20:35)
Carefully, he stares at the man before him. With a look of disappointment and disdain, he studies this all too familiar subject. That face. I know I’ve seen it before. But where? I feel as though I’ve always known him, and yet there is a great distortion. There is something I cannot place, but I beg of God to know.
The Bible and Calvinism (Part 3 of 3)
In this final article, I will relate some reasons why I believe that Calvinism’s TULIP doctrine is NOT supported in scripture. Let me again list the Five Points as defined by Calvinism:
Exaltation Through Humility
A preacher once jokingly said that he was going to write a book and entitle it The Top 10 Most Humble Men in the World, and How I Trained the Other Nine. Later he said he would write a sequel How I Obtained Humility. I think that’s hilarious, don’t you? Unfortunately, this kind of false humility is very much a reality in the lives of Christian men everywhere
Continue: A Biblical Journey in Personal Discipleship
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