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Have you lost your first love? Most Christians are probably oblivious to what this even means. It is not something we are necessarily cognizant of yet it is no small thing. That was made clear In Revelation when the Son … Continue reading →

“I’m not perfect.” Ever hear anyone say that? And of course there is the classic, “No one is perfect. We all make mistakes.” This comes out of almost everyone’s mouth. I expect to hear such talk from non-Christians. After all, … Continue reading →

Do you know any atheists? It seems like they are becoming louder on the world stage, so I thought it would be interesting to examine their beliefs a little bit but so far I have only found out what they … Continue reading →

Have you ever heard someone say, “I have a praise . . .” and then they go on to tell you how greatly the Lord has blessed them because they just got something they wanted or some situation worked out … Continue reading →

When you think of a temple, what comes to mind?  A building?  An ornately adorned cathedral?   A mosque, synagogue, or tabernacle?  A solemn place of worship? And what about their purpose?  Why do we have all these temples in the … Continue reading →

Tell me, what do you think of hypocrites? Ever hear someone say, “Oh, how I hate those self-righteous hypocrites” usually in reference to Christians? Are you one of them? If so, it might tell a lot about you. Here is … Continue reading →

Prov 1: 7 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge;     fools despise wisdom and instruction. Many Christians struggle with reconciling the fact that we are commanded to “love God with all our heart and with all our soul and with … Continue reading →

A Jewish friend of mine who purported to understand Christianity told me an interesting story. It was about the first sermon he remembered hearing from his Rabbi. First of all, let me say that his understanding is probably not much … Continue reading →

A long time ago, there was a painter.  He painted a large portrait of Christ.  Of course, no one really knows what Jesus looked like.  That is by design, because if we had his image, no doubt some would worship … Continue reading →

The theme of a recent Sunday school lesson was how to rightly divide the Word of Truth by taking into account the correct literary, historical, and theological context of the Scripture. I found there was no shortage of experts already … Continue reading →