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Who Do You Say That Jesus Is?
Who do you say that Jesus is? That's a question that Jesus himself wants you to answer. But it begs the question, why would Jesus ask his disciples about identity when He didn't trust himself to men? (John 2:24) The key to identity is not in who you know. One won't find it in [...]
We Shouldn’t Be Surprised
We shouldn't be surprised at the mockery the church is experiencing or its lack of influence on society as a whole. We (the general American church at large) act ashamed of the gospel. In the church services of most evangelical churches, if there is a call to repentance and salvation, we no longer have [...]
You Can’t Say That
"You can't say that" is today's edict used to control a society and culture. Every generation thinks it is the first to experience the culture war of the day and not learn from its past, which is a grave error. Not seeing the past clearly is the power behind the evil that takes advantage [...]
Choose Discipline
Whenever given a choice, choose discipline. I heard it said that discipline is doing what you don't want to do when you need to do it. If I were to ask you, "When is discipline necessary?" "Is there a time it is most beneficial? You would probably say that it is always necessary and [...]
What is revival? And do I need it?
What is revival? And do I need it? The word revival conjures up different images for those who have either experienced, witnessed, or heard of previous so-called revivals. History shows us revivals that caused deep repentance stirring men's hearts to live holy lives. Then there are those known for their outward manifestations, which brought [...]
Don’t Look Back. You Must Press On.
Don't look back. You will never arrive at your destiny while looking back. This understanding is true naturally as well as spiritually. Just think of the natural implications. If you were merely walking down the street while looking backward, you would eventually run into something or off the curb. Pain and embarrassment would likely ensue. [...]