We are “members of one another” (Romans 12:5). If you are not in regular contact with other members of the body you are in serious danger. Are you connected?
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Are You Connected?
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Posted in Growing in Christ, Setting Priorities
Tagged bible, brethern, christian, Church, growth, prayer, Relationships, singing, spiritual growth, trust, worship
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How to Study the Bible and Enjoy It!
Posted 1326 days ago byThe results of reading the Bible cannot be overestimated: “Moreover by them Your servant is warned, and in keeping them there is great reward” (Psalm 19:11). There’s nothing irrelevant about the Bible. It has vital information. It contains the words of life! It is by the Bible that we will be judged (Revelation 20:12)! Keep this in mind and Bible study will never be boring again!
Posted in Bible Basics
Tagged bible, Bible Basics, bible study, reading, study, understand bible
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The Resurrection of Jesus
Posted 1326 days ago byTaken together, there are three facts that make a powerful case as evidence of the resurrection. These truths create a strongly woven three-chord rope that cannot be broken.
Is it reasonable to believe in the resurrection?
You decide.
Better Caught Than Taught
Posted 1326 days ago byThere is a saying that evangelism is better caught than taught. How is that so? How do you catch it? Is it like a cold?
Posted in Personal Evangelism
Tagged bible, bible study, evangelism, Personal Evangelism, study, teaching
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One Soul at a Time
Posted 1326 days ago byReaching the lost does not require that you be a great and powerful speaker to preach to the masses. Some of the best work you can do is simply showing love to others; caring for them; praying for them; serving them; and when the opportunity arises, talking with them about their soul. That’s what Jesus did. Jesus cared for individuals.
Posted in Personal Evangelism
Tagged bible, bible study, evangelism, gospel, rich young ruler, teaching
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Faith of Our Fathers
Posted 1326 days ago byRisking your life to worship God. Hmmm… Does this seem radical? It does to us but would it have seemed radical to those immortalized in Hebrews 11? Would it have seemed extreme to our spiritual forefathers who suffered the loss of everything for their faith?
Posted in Faith, Growing in Christ
Tagged bible, bible study, faith, idolatry, idols, religion, worldly desire
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You know how football can take control of your heart and life. And while you’re excited about the season that’s about to kick off, it makes you just a bit nervous at the same time. Perhaps you vowed at the end of last season to not let football dominate your life again, but the negative feelings have worn off. The season is about to begin and you’re craving football now just as much as you ever have.
What do you do about it? Let me suggest a few preseason suggestions that could help.
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Tagged bible, bible study, football, idolatry, idols, practical, priorities
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Flabby Christians
Posted 1326 days ago byBible study is a gymnasium for the soul. The word translated discipline in our Bibles is actually where our word gymnasium comes from. Our souls need to be exercised just like our bodies do. God’s Word will get you into spiritual shape, but Bible study is not easy, nor is it always pleasant.
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Tagged bible, bible study, christian, exercise, study
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Fulfilling Your Role on the Team: Prayer Warriors
Posted 1334 days ago byWe read stories in our Bibles of when God’s people would go out to battle without Him. They, in their pride, thought they could get along just fine without Him. “How ridiculous,” we say, “those foolish Israelites never learned.” Yet we are no different. Read more…
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Tagged Archippus, bible, Colossians, Epaphras, football, God, Paul, prayer
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There is a certain amount of concern we should have about who occupies the White House next year, but if the “wrong man” is elected in November this should not cause despair in us. In the final analysis, all that really matters is that we are serving the “King of kings, and Lord of lords.” Read more…