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Tag Archives: Sin
Sin: The reason for the season.
I recently heard Don Kistler make the statement that “sin is the reason for the season” and he is absolutely right. Christ coming to earth as a human wasn’t for . . . Your self-esteem . . . Your personal … Continue reading
Posted in Pilgrim's Corner
Tagged Apologetics, Bible, Blogging, christian, Christianity, Christmas, church, Don Kistler, Faith, God, Gospel, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Religion, Sin, Theology
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Quotes (650)
Richard Baxter said, “Don’t pretend to love your people if you favor their sins.” Any pastor who says, “We don’t deal with sin here” doesn’t love his people, and it’s questionable whether he loves his God. Anybody who loves God … Continue reading
Posted in Quotes
Tagged Apologetics, Bible, Blogging, Christianity, church, Faith, God, Gospel, Jesus, John MacArthur, Quote, Quotes, Religion, Richard Baxter, Sin, Theology
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Another clap of thunder.
The storm is coming folks. You simply can’t ignore the sounds of thunder on the horizon. HT: Slice of Laodicea
Posted in Christian Persecution
Tagged Bible, Blogging, christian, Christian Persecution, church, Evangelism, Faith, Free Speech, God, homosexuality, Jesus, Jesus Christ, News, Persecution, Religion, Sin
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John MacArthur on Mark Driscoll – Part 2
As a follow up to the original piece John MacArthur on Mark Driscoll there has been a flurry of recent activity on several fronts addressing what seems to be fast becoming a latter day Great Downgrade Controversy of sorts. Recently Phil Johnson, … Continue reading
Posted in Apostasy/Lukewarm, Encouragement, Evangelism
Tagged correction, Error, grace in love, Hope, Love, Mark Driscoll, rebuke, repentance, restoration, Sin, truth in love
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The Fall of Man Part One: Introduction
From all angles, the account of the fall of man is fascinating, simply because it presents, in a nutshell, the origin of man’s sin and its consequences, the wiles of the devil and his modus operandi, God’s promise of a savior fulfilled in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and finally, God’s benevolent provision for His creation which, in my opinion, can even be seen as a foreshadow of how the atonement for our sins will be made. Continue reading
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Indifference to sin is a moral blemish, and he who does not hate it is a moral leper. – A. W. Pink 1886 – 1952
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And lest you think that your sins do not deserve this kind of wrath, ponder these four things: It was one sin alone that brought the entire world under the judgment of God, and brought death upon all people (Genesis … Continue reading
Posted in Quotes
Tagged Bible, Christianity, church, God, Hell, Jesus, John Piper, Quote, Quotes, Sin, Wrath
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Indulgences granted to those who practice idolatry and “work” for their own salvation, negating Christ’s once-and-for-all sacrifice.
According to this story from the Catholic News Agency the Pope has granted indulgences to those who break the first and second Commandments. Below are excerpts from the article which explains the works based, unbiblical hoops one has to jump … Continue reading
Posted in Random Selections, Roman Catholicism
Tagged Catholicism, Catholics, Indulgences, Pope, Roman, Sin, Virgin Mary
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