“Just be a Good Person”? Really?
Is being a "good person" enough? There is none who does good (Romans 3:12). We must be found in Christ with His righteousness (Philippians 3:8-9) by obeying Him.
Is being a "good person" enough? There is none who does good (Romans 3:12). We must be found in Christ with His righteousness (Philippians 3:8-9) by obeying Him.
The world tries to make sin look glamorous, but the price of sin was the death of the Son of God (Romans 5:6). Don't cheapen Christ's sacrifice by glamorizing its cause.
God dwells with the one who swears to his own hurt and changes not (Psalm 15:4). Keeping a costly promise, as God always keeps His, makes us most like Him.
What would have happened had individuals moped around looking depressed and upset at such news?
Football's targeting rule protects players from themselves. God's commands protect us too. If we ignore them, we face consequences now and eternally (Matthew 7:13-14).
It is the word “forgiveness.” Yes, I know there are only eleven letters in that word, but there is no end to it
We train our brain to remember how to do things again and again. I’m glad I don’t every day have to learn again how to walk, or eat, or drink, or talk, etc. We have learned these things and now know how to do them without thinking.
The Bible gives us a set of “rules,” if you will, (they are really commandments) that we should follow so that we may have unity.
We need to cut out the worldly activities and get more in touch with our brothers and sisters in Christ, attend more church events, and put spiritual talk into our family life.
I got a phone call today saying that I had won the publisher’s clearing house prize of $250,000 and a new pickup truck. I was amazed that I had won considering that I never entered the drawing.
Our sins separate us from God (Isaiah 59:1-2), and our own efforts cannot save us. Caught between a rock and a hard place, only Jesus delivers us (Romans 7:24-25).
when we think more of ourselves than we ought to think (Romans 12:3), then we won’t be responsible for what we have. If we want more responsibility, then we need to take care of our own “little” business first
As school starts, let's remember the spiritual comes first (Matthew 6:33). Secular education should be tempered by godliness and used to the glory of God.
Are we accepting the penitent and helping them change, or are we enabling the divisive? May God help us to follow His pattern.
Fixing a carpet protector led to cleaning the whole office. One small spiritual step can lead to another, so let us not be weary in well doing (Galatians 6:9).
There are many things that a person may do in this life, but don’t mess around with these.
What prevents us from completing the good works of the church? True grit.