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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Joy
YOUTUBE Popular it is to hear in church settings the acrostic, J.O.Y., which stands for Jesus, Others, You. We are taught to love in this order: 1) Jesus 2) Others 3) You (ourselves) The “love one another” theme of the entire … Continue reading
Forgive and Remember
YOUTUBE Have you ever heard the expression, Forgive and forget? Forgiving is good. But… is forgetting always good? Maybe not. Sometimes we confuse forgiving and forgetting. Forgiving is good because it releases us from a prison: “Forgiveness sets a prisoner free. Little … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ, Crime, Data point, Forgetting, Forgive and Forget, Forgiveness, Gospel of Matthew, Jesus
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Sarcasm
Recently I shared about enslavement to habits that keep us from following the leading of the Holy Spirit. One such habit is the socially acceptable use of sarcasm. Its definition: “a cutting remark” used to display scorn or hurt another. Some of … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, demonic influence, holy spirit one, religion, theology
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Scriptural Proportions
To the extent we are alive we are under the law. Romans 7:1 To the extent we are under the law we stand condemned. James 2:10; Romans 8:2; 2 Corinthians 3:6 To the extent we stand condemned we infer condemnation in … Continue reading
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