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Prayer After the Hurricane - Ike
Abigail wrote 1 week ago: Abba, there has been so much on my heart for Your people and for Your leaders. Major storms have buf … more →
The Forgiveness of God is Gratuitous Liberation From Guilt
Stuart Williams wrote 3 weeks ago: The forgiveness of God is gratuitous liberation from guilt. Paradoxically, the conviction of person … more →
Imposters in the Spirit Always Prefer Appearances to Reality
Stuart Williams wrote 1 month ago: Impostors in the Spirit always prefer appearances to reality. Rationalization begins with a look in … more →
Pulling Back
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docdeer wrote 1 month ago: It’s a tough thing to know exactly how to handle someone who is causing issues in the life of … more →
Dear God, What A Beautiful Mess
Gina Ware wrote 1 month ago: Dear God, During the last couple of weeks, my strength has been reduced to that of an invalid on so … more →
As We Often Find Out the Hard Way
Fessic wrote 2 months ago: “Sin is not harmful because it is forbidden, but it is forbidden because it is hurtful” … more →
Are you too dirty to be saved? Think again!
salvationwithoutfineprint wrote 2 months ago: Some of us see ourselves as being too good to need God, but many of us think we are too bad to be ab … more →
The Death of Sin
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Greg K. wrote 2 months ago: Consider a corpse: When we die our senses are closed to us and we can no longer hear and see. Our bo … more →
(Still) Sinning Like a Christian
Reformed Reader wrote 2 months ago: Willimon speaks well on sin in this book, Sinning Like a Christian (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 200 … more →
Need a Shovel?
jodiq wrote 2 months ago: It’s a bloody well amazing day here in Minnesota. The warm weather called me out to the gard … more →
Christian Humility
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Reformed Reader wrote 2 months ago: The great Dutch Puritan, Wilhelmus a Brakel (d. 1711) has a most penetrating section on Christian h … more →
tyranny?
bkingr wrote 3 months ago: why use such a strong word when judges make up law and choose to favor one group over another rather … more →
"If you would have God's law sweet, let not 'wickedness be sweet in your mouth,' Job 20.12. When sin is your burden, Christ will be your delight."
markkoller wrote 4 months ago: “For the attaining this blessed delight in the law of God, three things are requisite. Directi … more →
How Do Your Walls Look?
wallbuilder wrote 5 months ago: If you have accepted Christ as your Lord and Savior, you (like the Jews who had lived their lives in … more →
Sin Has Consequence
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thinkonitdevotions wrote 5 months ago: And the LORD said, “Because the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is … more →
Seek God with Intensity
thinkonitdevotions wrote 6 months ago: Is God your first priority? Is He your daily passion? Well, He is if we are diligent in seeking Him … more →
Fresh Repentance
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Brian wrote 6 months ago: The Puritans had a special phrase for repentance (turning from sin). They called it “growing d … more →
God will close the Door. Genesis 7:11-24.
Louis Austad wrote 6 months ago: God will close the Door. Genesis 7:11-24. In the six hundredth year of Noah’s life, in the se … more →
Comments regarding Ted Haggard's return to pulpit
peacebringer wrote 7 months ago: Recently came across an articleabout Ted Haggard returning to the pulpit at Open Bible Fellowship in … more →
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