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Tag Archives: faith
A Prayer and an Invitation to receive Holy Communion
Dear Heavenly Father as we see the table spread before us we are reminded of your great love towards us in sending Jesus into this world to save sinners. We confess that we are sinners, and we ask for your … Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, atonement, christianity, Church, communion table, faith, forgiveness, God the Father, grace, Holy Spirit, Invitation, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, lord jesus christ, Lordship of Christ, prayer, promise, The cross, theology, work of the holy spirit, worship
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The Scandal of The Cross: Free Unmerited Grace
The New Testament Teaching about salvation is very clear, Jesus came into this world to save sinners from all the consequences of their sin. We as sinful people can do nothing to achieve salvation it is only something we can … Continue reading
Posted in faith, filled with the Spirit, God, grace, holiness, Jesus Christ, love of God.the glory of God
Tagged apostle paul, atonement, christianity, discipleship, faith, free grace, fruit of the Holy Spirit, gospel of grace, grace, grace of god, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, mercy of God, Redemption, The cross, theology
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The Importance of Holy Communion.
the Lord’s Supper very often we have a low view of the significance of Holy Communion in evangelical circles, we have tended to reduce it to a memorial meal which does not feature strongly in our worship. Many Christians come … Continue reading
Posted in faith, grace, Holy communion, Jesus Christ, love, loving, reformation. salvation, relationships, the Lord's Supper
Tagged apostle paul, assurance, atonement, Church, faith, grace, healing, Holy Commion, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, Lord's Supper, Redemption, The cross, theology, worship
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The Victory of Christ on the C ross and in His Resurrection
Sometimes at Easter time we lose sight of the victory of Christ achieved upon the cross, We celebrate his death on Good Friday but tend only to think of victory in connection with the resurrection. When we do this we … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus Christ, New Testament, Theology
Tagged apostle john, atonement, Christ's victory, christianity, death of jesus, Easter, faith, good Friday, Jesus Christ, jesus resurrection, meaning of the resurrection, Redemption, rejoice, The cross, the resurrrection of Jesus, theology, words of jesus
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Is Grace Triumphant in the Theology of J I Packer (Revised 2013)
Introduction. In this essay I will examine J I Packer’s teaching on holiness giving special attention to his view of the role of man and of the grace of God. This will be examined against the background of his Reformed … Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, atonement, concise theology, confession of faith, discipleship, faith, God, grace, Holiness, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, J.I.Packer, Jesus Christ, John Calvin, John Wesley, Predestination, Reformed Theology, sanctification, theology, Thomas Watson, total depravity, Wesleyan Theology, westminster confession of faith
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A Sick Woman and a Dying Girl:An example of the Compassion of Jesus
Mark records the narrative of two healings in Mark 5:21-43 and at the same time shows how Jesus brought his healing power to the needy. It also shows that Jesus was full of compassion, but at the same time he … Continue reading
Grace Displayed: The Samaritan Woman and Jesus
The account of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well is one that teaches us much about the grace of God. There are several aspects of this account that I want to look at each one in their own … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, eternal life, evangelism, faith, God, God the Father, grace, grace not race, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, Redemption, Samaritan Woman, The messiah, theology, water, well, worship in spirit and truth
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Created to Relate.
From the beginning of the Bible we are told that mankind was created to relate both to God and to other human beings. Relationships are central to the whole Bible story from Genesis to Revelation. we need to see how … Continue reading
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Tagged calling, christianity, Church, consummation, create., Creation, faith, God, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, relate, relationships
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What Must I Do To Be Saved?
Many people think that the only way to be acceptable to God is to be good enough, The problem is that they try and try, and yet they always seem to fail. The good news is that we do not … Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, atonement, christ jesus, christianity, faith, gift from god, God, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, lord jesus christ, new birth, Pentecost, prayer, Redemption, rich in mercy, salvation, theology
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