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In a world often clouded by darkness and despair, it’s easy to lose sight of one fundamental truth: God is good. This simple yet profound statement forms the bedrock of our faith and shapes our understanding of the divine nature. Today, let’s explore the concept of goodness as an attribute[…]
In a world that often values aggression and harshness, we are called to embody a different kind of strength – one rooted in gentleness. This gentleness isn’t weakness; rather, it’s a powerful attribute of God Himself, manifested through His Spirit in the lives of believers. As we explore the fruit[…]
(Note: the research for this article was taken from Lesson 22 of the Come Let Us Reason Together class taught a Grace Life Bible Church on Sunday, October 5. This link provides the source citations for the various points summarized in this article. Also consider reading Arnold D. Elhert’s A[…]
In a world that seems to be spiraling into chaos, where injustice appears to reign and evil often goes unchecked, it’s easy to wonder: “God, how much longer will You tolerate this?” We may find ourselves impatient, angry, or discouraged by the state of affairs around us. But what if[…]
In our journey through Scripture, we often encounter ideas that challenge our understanding of God’s plan for humanity. One such concept that has sparked debate and discussion is dispensationalism. But what if much of the criticism surrounding this theological framework is based on misconceptions and logical fallacies? Today, let’s explore[…]
In a world filled with chaos, uncertainty, and constant turmoil, the concept of peace can seem like an elusive dream. Yet, as believers, we are called to experience a profound peace that “passeth all understanding.” (Phil. 4:7) This peace isn’t dependent on our circumstances, political climate, or personal relationships. Instead, it’s a[…]
In a world that often equates joy with fleeting happiness, we’re called to discover a deeper, more enduring wellspring of gladness. This isn’t about plastering on a smile when life turns sour or pretending everything’s fine when it’s clearly not. No, we’re talking about a joy that defies logic, a[…]
The book of Hebrews has long been a subject of intrigue and debate among biblical scholars. Who penned this profound epistle? While tradition often attributes it to Paul, a closer examination of the text and related scriptures reveals a compelling case for an unexpected author: John Mark. To unravel this[…]
Note to the Reader. This article is taken from the “Exchanged Life Discipler’s Handbook” published by New Beginnings Christian Counseling LLC. The article is an excerpt from Bill Gillham’s “Marriage Takes More Than Two.” Please note that I have corrected some typos and made sure that all the verses quoted[…]
“Apologetics is the discipline that deals with a rational defense of the Christian faith.”1 Recently, an acquaintance of mine departed from the teachings of grace in favor of humanism, naturalism, andatheism. Naturally, news of this radical change in viewpoint, direction, and action troubled me greatly. How could someone who understands[…]