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Principles of Biblical Counselling
Lots of things pass for “counselling” in the world today. Continue reading
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Tagged Conflict, counselling, excuses, Forgiveness, repentance, Scripture
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Repentance and Faith
Repentance — jettison wrong thinking “Thinking again,” we discard our own excuses and ideas about God, man, right / wrong / sin, and salvation. Faith — accept right thinking We truly accept what God says in His Word about God, … Continue reading
To My Homosexual Readers
It comes down to this. Do you believe God is telling the truth, or do you believe He is a liar? That’s what we all must face. Continue reading
Posted in Grace and Forgiveness, Rightly Dividing, The Christian and Culture
Tagged Faith, Forgiveness, Grace, homosexuality, repentance, sin
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“Good” at Repentance
Change is itself a form of apology, an implied admission that prior behaviour was wrong. Continue reading
Posted in Grace and Forgiveness
Tagged apology, changed behaviour, confession, Forgiveness, repentance
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Figs from Thorn Bushes
If you can enjoy any form of rebellion against God and He is not convicting you, rebuking you, and chastening you, you are not His child. Continue reading
Thoughts on the Olympics — He Wanted to Get Caught
The best you can hope for is that you’ll get caught before you get too far down that path. Then, if God is gracious enough to you to let someone catch you, all you’ll have to deal with is a whole lot of unpleasant consequences. If you don’t get caught, it will be even worse. Continue reading
Posted in Olympic Thoughts
Tagged Alex schwazer, besetting sin, Forgiveness, Guilt, repentance
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The Faith of a Thief
It must have been hard, while hanging on a cross and knowing you are dying, to look over and see another man hanging there and dying, and place your trust in Him as Saviour and Lord. Continue reading
Mind Renewers 