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Category Archives: Paul
Make Your Requests Known, Philippians 4:6-7
Peace is available in the storm, not only in its breaking. Suffering produces desirable effects in our character, not just pain and wear. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Christ as Example, Christian Suffering, New Testament Commands, Paul, Prayer, Theological Overview, Uncategorized
Tagged blessing, Christ, Christ as example, Christian suffering, comfort, God's peace, grace, Jesus, Lord Jesus Christ, love, peace, Prayer, storm, suffering
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Mission Priority in Paul’s Prayer: 2 Thessalonians 3:1-2
When you are focused on someone you really love, a project you really believe in, a passion that easily consumes you, you tend to connect everything to that one object of your vision. Sometimes other people may have trouble matching … Continue reading
Posted in New Testament Commands, Paul, Prayer
Tagged Jesus, Mission, Obedience, Passion for Christ, Prayer, Protection, Sanctification, Spiritual Growth
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Unexpected Responsibilities: Exploring God’s Commands to Pray
God’s commands to pray are all over the Bible. It’s like God is saying, “Talk to Me” everywhere you turn. Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, New Testament Commands, Paul, Prayer, Theological Overview
Tagged 2 Thessalonians 3, Discipleship, Jesus, Prayer, Spiritual Growth
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Rejoice Always
Are we really looking at the Solution or the problem? Continue reading
Posted in Eschatology, New Testament Commands, Paul, Theological Overview
Tagged Eschatology Applied, Lord Jesus Christ, Radical, Resurrection
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23 November 2010: Give Thanks
Why are we attracted to people who are genuinely grateful? Why are ingrates so repellent? In short, it is because we recognize our purpose and design when we see it shine in the lives and attitudes of other people. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, New Testament Commands, Paul
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16 November 2010: Broad Perspective on God, Commands, and the Bible
Like it or not we read the Bible through the grid of our preconceptions. As we submit them to the Text, they gradually, bit-by-bit conform to it, to God and His preferences and prerogatives. So the usefulness of pastors and … Continue reading
9 November 2010: Comfort One Another
What you say when someone is hurting can mean the difference between genuine, loving help and real harm. I think of Job in this regard. He was doing well with his colossal suffering until his self-righteous friends tried to set … Continue reading
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1 November 2010: Dwell On These Things
How we spend our time is closely related to what we are thinking about. Deliberate thought takes energy and effort, and it is the key to a deliberate life that accomplishes something. Entertainment media, while stimulating thought on some level, … Continue reading
27 October 2010: Become
Why is the universal appeal to “change” so universal? Why are we never satisfied with the status quo? I think the answer is Biblical. The Bible says we should expect everyone to be basically dissatisfied and uncomfortable no matter how … Continue reading
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