18
Jul 2016
Regardless of how undeserving one might believe their parents are, they can never match how undeserving Christs parents actually were. If we identify ourselves as Christians, disciples of Christ, and our goal is to be conformed into His image(Romans 8:29; 1 Corinthians 15:49), we must honor our parents. Because God humbled himself to take on human flesh and to honor human parents, woe to us if we arrogantly presume to be the exception to this command....
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13
Jul 2016
I need to remember the Gospel in my life everyday. This helps me recall what I'm apt to forget....
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12
Jul 2016
Sometimes I need to be reminded to plan and follow through. These verses help me recall that and encourage me to do it....
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23
Jun 2016
It is acceptable to not fully understand everything taught in scripture; the Christian is a disciple of Christ, and a disciple is a student. We are continually learning through the process of sanctification. However, it is not acceptable to disdain or discard any scriptural teaching, of which the doctrine of Providence is one, due to a lack of understanding....
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16
Jun 2016
Building on Romans 1-11 we out to throw ourselves on the mercies of God in order that we be transformed such that we life a life of sacrifice....
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08
Jun 2016
Scripture has a lot to say about the poor and how I ought to relate to them. This weight of commands could not be ignored in our lives as we love Jesus (John 14:15; John 14:21) we must love what and as he loves....
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07
Jun 2016
Our daughters are precious to us and we would raise them in the fear of the Lord. We have considered what that means and come up with the following....
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06
Jun 2016
What does it mean, to be a man? What does it mean to be a godly man? These are the questions we asked ourselves while raising and here are the answers we came up with....
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16
Sep 2011
What does scripture say on the topic of studying scripture? Anything? Let's take a look and see what we can find....
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30
Jul 2011
I’m a firm believer in the power of riddles. I love riddles and enjoy the challenge of solving them. They force me to think in unconventional, abnormal ways – to approach the entire space differently. I enjoy finding and seeing the patterns that emerge in the datasets, and working the various iterations through my imagination. I love my job. But to the point of this post, I propose that riddles provide excellent critical thinking exercises, and that anyone who proposes to study anything, should desire to hone their critical thinking skills. A......
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