“For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost. And as they heard these things, he added and spake a parable, because he was nigh to Jerusalem, and because they thought that the kingdom of God should immediately appear. He said therefore, A certain nobleman went into a […]
It makes little difference if you call the ‘times we’re living in’ as last days or end times or any other descriptive words that indicate this designation. How much does it matter to you? It should, you know. Why? Because your attitude dictates what you do with the time you have. I’m not getting into
Not you? If you are a born again Christian then, yes you are sent. Read again the Great Commission [Matthew 28]. We have work to do. Equally important is: “ But how will people call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how will they believe in Him of whom they have not
My goodness… I didn’t realize that I was sooo performance based! No, not in relation to others, as a basis of comparison – just in terms of me. And while some of you who are more familiar with me, I suspect this comes as no great shock. Was it my family? my friends? my standard?
I got to thinking… what did WE expect when we accepted the Lordship of Jesus? Did we expect that everything in our lives would ‘suddenly’ be…stressless, easier, better (undefined)? That we’d never have a problem ever again? Why? Why did we think that – and when we woke the next morning and found everything the
Point #1 The Great Commission is NOT a suggestion – but a commandPoint #2 You have a MessagePoint #3 You have a Role I’m going to provide the scripture on the Great Commission from 2 version: first the Amplified and then the Message. Part of the reason I’m sharing in this way is my belief
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There’s an old gospel song called ‘Do Lord’. It’s one of those rare songs that crosses all denominational borders. It’s a toe tappin’, knee thumpin’, foot stompin’ kind of good message song. It’s probably one of the first gospel songs a new believer hears. Well.,, it use to be. Most churches have become too dignified
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This will probably sound like the strangest comment/question I’ve ever posed … have you ever thought that your harvest field was the churched? Have you ever considered that the person sitting next to you in church may not be saved? In fact they may never have thought about salvation because it so rarely is preached
I’d like to begin with an observation that is based in a question. Who, not where, is the ‘audience’ that Paul is writing to in Romans? Follow up questions: Are they learned and educated people? Or are they the average type? [I define ‘average’ as knowing enough scripture and theology to be dangerous.] Will they
I sometimes wonder if we’ve totally misunderstand what witnessing is all about. First of all, it’s not You who saves others – only the Lord can (1 Corinthians 3:6-9). And if you respond with – ‘I know that!’, then what’s the problem about witnessing to others who the Lord is and what He does? In
Just write down any questions that you may have and I will get back to you in a jiffy!
