Mar 30
2024
The doctrine of selective depravity, one of the most pernicious ideas ever propagated by man. According to the doctrine of selective depravity, most men are naturally good, but some men are diabolically evil. These depraved men have been variously defined in various eras: priests, pastors, communists, fascists, capitalists, Republicans, Democrats, bankers, the masses, the blacks, the whites, the Jews, Germans, Japanese, the Americans, and so on. Depravity is limited to a class or group.
Keep Reading“Socialism is a political religion whose God is the State and whose priests are the bureaucrats. It is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy; its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.” Winston Churchill
Keep ReadingGenesis 45 is one of the greatest demonstrations of forgiveness in the Bible because it reveals what forgiveness looks like when God's grace has transformed the human heart.
Keep ReadingAlthough using "forgiveness" as a tool of therapy may be healthy, and most of the above benefits a result, this definition and use of forgiveness has become pervasive and the primary understanding that so many Christians hold as to what the scriptures mean by forgiveness. This is an unbiblical position and problematic.
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What kind of success should we expect to see in terms of the ever-enlarging kingdom of God where Jesus makes every enemy the footstool of His feet prior to His return, raising us from the dead, and bringing the end of history to bear? The Bible tells us that the success that we are going to see is all encompassing, just as broad as the scope of sin. If Jesus came into this world to deal with the problem of sin, then we should believe that His kingdom deals with sin in all its manifestations.
Mar 15
2024
Although not a whole lot is told us about the new heavens and the new earth, all that is revealed could be summarized in the words of C.S. Lewis as “the beginning of Chapter One of the Great Story which no one on earth has read: which goes on forever: in which every chapter is better than the one before.”
In December 1913, Eliza left Waco, Texas, for New York, and boarded a ship bound for Africa along with six other missionaries, reaching Monrovia, Liberia, on January 20, 1914.
One of the most significant figures in the history of Christian missions is a freed Georgia slave named George Liele. Even though William Carey, the renown missionary to India, may be called the father of the modern missionary movement, George Liele left America and planted the gospel in Jamaica a full ten years before Carey left England.
Mar 5
2024
God’s glory is not an attribute as much as it is the sum total of all God’s attributes. In viewing God’s glory, we are not directly viewing God, but the impress and effects of His majestic greatness.
Mar 2
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