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Tag Archives: holy scripture
Total Depravity: horrible words that describe humankind’s falleness
No words can adequately describe the result of humankind’s fall into sin, the words total depravity have been used and are frequently misunderstood by those who do not hold to a Reformed Theology. When we say that men are totally … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged christianity, emotions, holy scripture, Pentecostal, Pentecostal Theology, Reformed Theology, sin, theology, total depravity
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The Glory of God manifested at Sinai and the Ressurrection
The Biblical revelation tells us of a God who reveals himself in space and time. A God who shows great love towards his people and yet a God who is Holy. This Holy God can not bear the sight of … Continue reading
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Tagged Covenant, evangelism, faith, God the Father, grace, holiness of god, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Love of God.compasssion., Moses, Power from on high, prayer, Preaching, Redemption, The disciples, The glory of God. Sinai, The greatCommission, theology
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The Call of Moses and the Character of God
The account of Moses being called by God to leadership is one that reveals much about the character of God. It is the account that reveals something of the majesty of God and yet shows his faithfulness to his covenant … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, faith, God, God's love, grace, Greatness of god, holiness, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, sovereignty of God, Theology
Tagged calling, discipleship, Donald Trump, emotions, faith, God the Father, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Preaching, sovereignty of God, worship
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The God of Love Who Sometimes Speaks through Dreams
In Genesis chapters 40 and 41, we find God speaking to unbelieving people about what will happen and he uses the strange medium of dreams. Joseph is used to bring the interpretation but the emphasis is on God speaking, this … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, DIFFICULT TIMES, faith, Faithfulness, God, God's love, holiness, Reformed Theology, sovereignty of God, Spiritual gifts, Theology
Tagged calling, Charismatic, discipleship, dreams, faith, Genesis 40-41, gifts of the Holy Spirit, holy scripture, Joseph, Predestination, Redemption, servant of god, sovereignty of God
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Advent: A Time of Anticipation
It is very easy to think of Advent as a time when we have Advent calendars and light Advent candles these traditions are good in themselves if they help us to remember the true meaning of Advent but so often … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, assurance, christianity, Church, discipleship, faith, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, prayer, Redemption, servant of god, work of the holy spirit, worship
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The Weapons of our Warfare
When the subject of spiritual warfare is mentioned we often find two extremes, some see demons under every bed and others play down the notion of spiritual warfare. We have seen both extremes in our day in the pentecostal/charismatic movement … Continue reading
where does true wisdom come from?
Paul when he writes to the Church at Colossae is concerned to show the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ, the Colossians were tempted to follow some very clever sounding teachers who would lead them away from Christ. The temptation is … Continue reading
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Tagged apostle paul, atonement, discipleship, faith, Francis Schaeffer, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Redemption, salvation, The cross
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The Christian Mind and growing in our faith
For many Christians the mind is not something they really think about because the emphasis is on the spiritual and the experiential. There seems to be a fear of using the mind, this probably comes from seeing a dead orthodoxy … Continue reading
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Tagged discipleship, faith, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, renewal of the mind, thinking, Word of God, worship
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When theSpirit comes, so does the opposition
So often when we see God working powerfully we expect everything to go well. Although we would not adhere to the prosperity gospel we expect to find blessing and constant victory and we shout and scream when it does not … Continue reading
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Tagged atonement, calling, christianity, Church, discipleship, emotions, faith, grace, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, opposition, prayer, prosperity gospel, spiritual warfare
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Marriage and Divorce in the New Testament: some thoughts
Marriage is seen as a lifelong commitment throughout the Bible and divorce is seen as a sinful necessity in some situations. Modern divorce laws and indeed the attitude to divorce in our culture are alien to Biblical thinking. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, divorce, God's love, grace, moral decline, Pastor
Tagged divorce, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, marriage, theology
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Pneuma and Logos 