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  • The Heart of True Praise: The Psalmist as Our Example in Psalm 119

    The Heart of True Praise: The Psalmist as Our Example in Psalm 119

    I believe Scripture is divinely inspired. Every human author, guided by the Holy Spirit, penned the only word that is profitable for “teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; so that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16-17). In the inspiration of Scripture, God felt…

  • When We Unwittingly Disagree With God…

    When We Unwittingly Disagree With God…

    Have you ever been so convinced that you are correct about something that you defend your belief about that thing or your way of doing things at all costs? Even though you see all the damage that is being done around you, it feels like you can’t stop because you are defending and standing for…

  • On The Pope’s Changing The ‘Lord’s Prayer’

    On The Pope’s Changing The ‘Lord’s Prayer’

    Just to do away with any misconceptions at the outset, Pope Francis has not yet officially stated that he desires to pursue changing the words in modern translations of the Bible to read differently. He has only stated in an interview that one statement in modern translations mischaracterizes God. You can read the short report…

  • A Regenerate Generation

    A Regenerate Generation

    This is a message for my own generation, but it applies to every generation. Are we to bear the sins of our fathers? My generation almost left the organized church altogether. I intend this message to be taken with deep thought about what we are doing as the church in our time. In large scale,…

  • Election Means Change

    Election Means Change

    When I think upon the doctrine of election and God’s amazing grace, I think about all of those times in which God has had an attitude of long-suffering toward me (and I think He still does). He called me to conversion a few times before I willingly gave Him my life. Long-suffering. My plan was…