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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Hanging Onto God’s Promises through Thick and Thin
Romans 8 “We are children of God, and if children, then heirs—heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ, provided we suffer with him in order that we may also be glorified with him. For I consider that the sufferings … Continue reading
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Tagged God, hope, Jesus, joy, love, pain, peace, promises
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How Do You Know if You’re Saved?
I’ve heard this question several times before, once from a friend asking me directly, secondly from my mom who questioned herself and God whilst stuck amidst troublesome times, and another time via overhearing a stranger give his testimony. Let’s be … Continue reading
False Motives and Hypocrisy
Acts 18:3 Paul was a tentmaker, and made his money in this trade, working hard. This picture—although Paul is an amazing example we should all try to live by—does not fit that of most modern-day ministers who are typically supported … Continue reading
“To the Unknown god”
Acts 17: “To the Unknown god” Paul found among the Athens an altar that had the inscription, “To the Unknown god.” But he began to make the True God known, explaining attributes of God, such as that He is Creator … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, athens, creation, creator, God, no excuse, paradise, unknown god
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Musings of Hope 
Is Illness Caused by Sin? What are Your Motives?
John 9: Sickness and Sin “Does sin cause illness? Many people in Bible times (and even today) assumed that if a person suffered, it was because that person had sinned (9:2). There are consequences for sin, but suffering is not … Continue reading →