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The Problem of Proverbs
Some years ago, while in seminary, I seemed to be going through a “dry patch”, where devotional Bible reading was tough. The Scriptures were real, and true, and I was learning truth, but somehow I was struggling. I ended up … Continue reading
Posted in A Proverb for Today
Tagged application, Bruce Waltke, exposition, love, preaching, Proverbs, Translation, wisdom
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Inscribing the Arches (part one)
On Sunday, I continued my sermon series on Romans 12, looking at verses 10-12. Romans 12 begins with the exhortation to be “living sacrifices” to the Lord (verse 1), and commands to not be conformed to this world, but to be … Continue reading
Posted in Rightly Dividing
Tagged affection, application, honour, hope, joy, living sacrifice, love, patience, prayer, service, work
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