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The Sinner’s Prayer

Asking how to be saved is one of the most important questions one can ask in his or her life. The proper answer to that question can bring forgiveness, release of guilt from one’s conscience and makes one a child of God. The sins one commits before becoming a Christian are against God therefore, He […]

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“The Ground is Level at the Foot of the Cross” John 12:32; Galatians 6:14

“The ground is level at the foot of the cross.” The quote has been attributed to a famous denominational preacher. A search for its origin revealed several sermons and articles, including strong words against it. What does the metaphor communicate? The statement does not speak to the terrain of Calvary’s hill. Instead, it communicates equal […]

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The Power of Faith

When a young shepherd boy bent down and picked up five smooth stones from a flowing brook the history of a nation changed, and a great warrior and king was born. The story is legendary.  Every leader, teacher, salesman, soldier and athlete, Christian and non-Christian, knows of it and is inspired by it, the story […]

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WHY CHURCHES WON’T GROW

This is loaded question that has seen much ink spilled (or keypads struck) attempting to answer. The church is stuck in the past; too slow to navigate the ever-changing cultural landscape; too racist or scandal plagued; too institutional; too conservative; too progressive; their worship is out-of-touch; too political; aging out; irrelevant; etc. and etc. All […]

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Camouflage

We are all familiar with camouflage, or ‘camo’ as we like to call it.  We most commonly see it when hunters are preparing to hit the field in search of game.  But this special clothing was originally perfected by the military.  The main idea, of course, is to blend in with your surroundings so that […]

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How Is Your Vision?

How is your vision? Jesus observed that . . . Some have envious eyes, longing for the material advantages they see others have (Matthew 20:15). Some have sensual eyes, looking to lust, thereby committing adultery in their hearts (Matthew 5:28-29). Some have critical eyes, looking for specks in others while ignoring obvious problems in themselves […]

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Brotherly Love – The Real Test

What kind of people were the Christians of the first century? Were they “super-Christians,” totally dedicated, so devoted to the Lord that they would put twentieth century Christians to shame? We tend to think so. And if we look only at the Christians of Jerusalem before the church was scattered, our conclusions will be well […]

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