In order to understand forgiveness we need to be clear about what is, and is not sin
In Luke chapter seventeen, verse four, Jesus says if someone sins against you, and repents, you’re to forgive them.
Read More »In Luke chapter seventeen, verse four, Jesus says if someone sins against you, and repents, you’re to forgive them.
Read More »When we compare ourselves to others either we puff up with pride over our virtues, or deflate as we dwell on our weaknesses. Our benchmark should be God’s standards, and not the men and women around us.
Read More »It’s not easy to confront someone who has strayed from the faith. But at times, confrontation is necessary.
Read More »It’s common to commit the fruit of the Spirit to memory, love, joy, peace, patience. But have you ever wondered how to live those attitudes out?
Read More »No matter how hard we try to separate ourselves from God, we can’t. Our very breath comes from Him! Delve into the teaching of Jesus and take a refreshing look at the story of the Prodigal Son.
Read More »Whether you have a son or daughter who has left the faith, or you can relate to the son who stayed at home, the profound teaching of the Prodigal Son has struck a chord in men and women’s hearts for centuries.
Read More »Nobody’s perfect. In fact, Romans 3:23 says “ . . . all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” But for some, the weight of guilt keeps them from accepting a life with Christ.
Read More »Unfortunately, the church doesn’t always deal with sin in the most forgiving manner. At times it may even seem easier to shun a person rather than foster reconciliation.
Read More »Broken relationships aren’t easy to repair. Perhaps there’s someone in your life who’s hurt you, and trust has been shattered.
Read More »It’s not easy confronting someone who’s hurt you. It’s difficult to look past the heartache and extend forgiveness.
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