Saving faith leads to sanctified faithfulness, and this is the patten of all who are members of the household of faith. These two aspects — saving faith and sanctified faithfulness — ought not be combined as many do in certain religious communities. One is not gradually converted by faithfulness. The declaration of righteousness given by God is not slowly infused. … More Faith and Faithfulness
We have been told if we want anything badly enough, proclaim it loudly enough, and boldly pray without the least bit of doubt, we can speak into existence anything we desire. Name it and claim it we are told. There is power in the tongue. My friends. this is spiritual nonsense! Additionally, we have been told if … More I Doubt You Do Not Doubt
Saul of Tarsus was the “Chief of Sinners.” Perhaps it would help to think of him as the great Middle Eastern terrorist of his day. He was a zealous worshiper who was most likely in Jerusalem at the Feast of Passover. Therefore, as a Pharisee and influential Jewish leader, he was most likely involved in the arrest, arraignment, and … More Do Something
Unfathomable Grace 