When the Prophet Nathan confronts David, he tells him a parable. The prophet uses shrewdness in order to cause King David to recognize the true severity of his sin and pronounce judgment upon himself.
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Faithful Baptists Should Expect All Their Children To Be Saved
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The Idolatry of Romance
Did you know that Adam and Eve in some ways are the original Romeo and Juliet? When a culture departs from God, romanticism almost always is selected as the alternative obsession. In this clip Pastor Joel reveals the serious danger of this reality.
“Whatever Does Not Proceed From Faith Is Sin”
To live by faith (or to do anything by faith) is to be governed by a dependence on God’s grace and a desire for God’s glory.
Christian, There Is Hope For Change
One of the clearest signs of salvation is spiritual growth. No, we will never reach a state of sinless perfection in this life. However, it is radically unbiblical to suggest that followers of Christ do not continually become more like him.