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Ten Key Principles for Difficult Questions
God could have provided a systematic textbook full of propositional statements answering our questions, but He didn’t do that. God is not merely a system of knowledge. Continue reading
Rightly Using I Peter 3:15 — “Be Ready Always” — Part Five
When you “believe in something,” when you are a man of courage and integrity, people will know it. They will know you have something real, something solid, something they don’t have…. Continue reading
Posted in Ambassadors for Christ, Rightly Dividing
Tagged courage, evangelism, Holiness, hope, persecution
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Rightly Using I Peter 3:15 — “Be Ready Always” — Part Four
When we sin, the god we hold in our hearts is a false one, an idol of our own making. Continue reading
Posted in Rightly Dividing
Tagged Holiness, Humility, judgment, persecution, Sanctify the Lord, trust
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Misusing I Peter 3:15 — “Be Ready Always” — Part Three
The Holy Spirit is your readiness, the only readiness you will ever have or ever need. Continue reading
Posted in Rightly Dividing
Tagged apologetics, apologia, defence, Holy Spirit, persecution
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Misusing I Peter 3:15 — “Be Ready Always” — Part Two
As Peter’s readers face a fiery trial, the Holy Spirit guides him to give a message that says, “Courage, dear hearts! The Lord is on our side! Fear Him, and Him alone.” Continue reading
Misusing I Peter 3:15 — “Be Ready Always” — Part One
Modern Western Christians need to stop murdering this verse for our own purposes. We may not be that far from needing its real meaning. Continue reading
Perishing Without Vision
Proverbs 29:18 “Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.” This verse also gets “used and abused.” Continue reading
Posted in A Proverb for Today, Rightly Dividing
Tagged perish, Proverbs 29v18, Scripture, sufficiency, vision
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