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A faithful person is a plodder. A plodder keeps moving each day, driven by the Word of God and the personal integrity in their heart. We are told we will reap in due season if we don’t faint. A plodder is one who will not faint. He never has and never will give up. Unlike many others, he does not gain great amounts of ground at one time. Yet, when others have given up, thrown in the towel, the plodder is still going.
Read MoreAfter you used your faith toward God's Son Jesus Christ, did you use it to mature and become His disciple? Did you use faith toward others to lead them to Jesus and to bring them spiritual growth?
Read MoreArrogance is exaggerated self-esteem. This root cause of sin puts the arrogant into competition with everyone around;
Read MoreThe difference between a sin and unrighteousness is knowing what we have done, what we have committed. A sin is something we know we have done, a known sin. Unrighteousness is committed in ignorance, an unknown sin. Since we cannot confess an unknown sin, we did not know it was a sin when we committed it, it is not held against us.
Read MoreHow much faith do you need to meet your needs? The biggest miracle you ever received and will ever receive is the new birth. The little amount of faith you used to believe in Jesus as your Lord, moved you from Satan’s kingdom into God’s, from spiritual death into eternal life, and from satanic darkness into the kingdom of light.
Read MoreThe infilling of the Holy Spirit has many benefits, blessings, and uses attached to it. Speaking with tongues connects us to the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit and boosts our sensitivity to hear the voice of God for scriptural revelation, guidance, receive spiritual rest and refreshment, and operate in the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Read MoreRomans 8 verses 31 through 35 are rhetorical questions. The answers to rhetorical questions are so simple and logical you already know them.
“What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?” Romans 8:31
Read MoreJesus said, “You’re right! You’ve had five husbands, and the one you’re living with now is not your husband” (John 4:16-18 paraphrase). That really grabbed her attention! Jesus was flowing in the gift of the word of knowledge.
Read MoreWhen I speak in minister’s conferences, I usually get a pastor or Bible teacher ask me to explain Hebrews 6:1-6. On the surface it is difficult, but once understood, it is some of the simplest and freeing verses in the New Testament concerning our salvation and growth in the Christian life. If only read, it seems to indicate that it is rather simple to lose our salvation then impossible to get it back again. “For it is impossible…if they fall away to renew them again to repentance” (vs. 4 and 6).
Read MoreJesus told the parable in Matthew 18:23-34 of a wealthy businessman who took account of his workers and found one who owed him fifteen million dollars. He brought the man to him and demanded payment.
Read More“Put off” means to “remove as clothing.” (See Colossians 3:8-10.) God will not do this for you, you are to do it yourself. God always gives you the information with which to gain strength, but you are to take God’s gifts and use them yourself. When it comes to imitating God in this earth and walking as Jesus would, you do it. Then, to keep strong and not fall back into the sin, “be renewed in the spirit of your mind.”
Read MoreWe often believe our children will be saved in children’s church, at summer vacation Bible school, or youth camp. This can and does happen, but home evangelism and discipleship are the most important.
Read MoreWhat God told Abraham to do was not a test of his salvation, but a test of his discipleship, his love and commitment to follow God.
Read MoreWe hear it said, the things that come the hardest in life become the most precious to us. As a Christian, I believe this is true. Jesus paid an incredible price for my freedom, trusting I would one day choose to return His love and be His servant and friend. The sacrifice He made to have a relationship with me makes my relationship with Him all the more precious – and the first priority in my life.
Read MoreJesus wanted Paul to be saved, then to be an example to all who would desire to follow the Lord after salvation. No one can think of themselves so evil or immoral that God could not save them. Paul’s testimony then becomes a witness to us of God’s grace. God saw in Paul a standard for all Christians later. Paul is our example of salvation “to the uttermost.” If God could work with Paul, there is hope for us.
Read MoreI was asked to be a guest on a minister’s television show and was asked the question as a pastor, “why is worship necessary? I don’t like worship and prefer to go right into the teaching of the word?” I responded and said, “What good is plowing the ground before you plant the seed?” No wonder David told us to “enter into His gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with praise” (Psalm 100:4).
Read MoreThe reason God warned Adam and Eve of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was because it was the only test of their free will. There were millions of yes trees and only one no tree. If they ate of the no tree, it would become part of their physical makeup, enter into their very being.
Read MoreMany churches, today, are not preaching or teaching the word of God. Some Scripture will be mentioned, or these pastors will teach around Scripture. They will use themselves as an object or talk about things that have happened in their life and some Scripture will be mentioned.
Read MoreWe used to sing a praise song for many years, “give thanks with a grateful heart.” I thought it was a scripture but found out it wasn’t. But it does have a lot of scriptural truth in it. It is not just enough to give thanks. We can become mechanical in our words of prayer, such as over a meal, or also in our praise life.
Read MoreYour riches will increase in this life and will also remain throughout the ages to come. Your insight into the Word of God will increase and you will gain friends (converts) with the world’s money. Those souls which were won through your giving will welcome you into heaven for all eternity.
No other investment plan can compare with God’s plan, because the world has no wisdom that compares to God’s wisdom!
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