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Jesus & Scripture (part 2 of 2)
Posted 1108 days ago byIn part one we looked at how Jesus viewed Scripture. In part two we look at how Jesus used Scripture.
Posted in Bible Basics
Tagged authority, belief, bible, bible study, Jesus, scripture, scriptures, study, temptations
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Marriage: “From The Beginning”
Posted 1110 days ago byGod, as creator of man and author of marriage, has the right to regulate marriage. No king, legislature, court, church, parent or individual has the right to make any law that would amend the law of God on this or any other subject.
Who’s the Boss?
Posted 1219 days ago byThe balance of power in many homes has shifted from the parents to the children. Perhaps you and your spouse have opted for a “child-centered” home. The purpose of this article is to encourage you to take back control.
The key to taking control is a simple two-step process.
Posted in Relationships
Tagged authority, children, discipline, families, guidance, obedience, parents, raising children, raising kids
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Undenominational Christianity
Posted 1219 days ago byHave you grown tired of hearing syrupy, soft, scriptureless preaching? Are you looking for something more than the fabricated, seeker-sensitive worship performances that have become common? And though the whole concept of “speaking where the Bible speaks and being silent where the Bible is silent” may be a completely foreign concept, would you be sincerely interested if someone would simply explain it to you?
Posted in Bible Basics, Personal Evangelism
Tagged authority, bible, christian, christianity, Church, denominations, God, organized religion, religion, study, undenominational
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Revisiting an Old Concept
Posted 1219 days ago byAs we studied with the children the other night about Uzzah and David’s ox cart one of them asked, “What does authority mean?” It occurred to me that we often use words in our teaching that are not properly understood by all. With this in mind we decided to revisit this old but important concept.