There is no such thing as a “gay Christian”. “Gay” and “Christian” are antonyms…Every time you speak the name of Jesus joined to your lifestyle, you trample under foot the blood of the covenant by which you were sanctified (Heb. 10:29). “Of how much worse punishment, do you suppose, will he be thought worthy who has” done this!
…if God so helped David in the foreshadowed kingdom to subdue his enemies, how much more now, in this, Kingdom of the Greater David! Jesus even now rides forth on a white horse and the armies of heaven follow him also riding on white horses (Rev. 19:11-16).
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Some hold it as a doctrine while others have simply absorbed the assumption that the Law of God was for another day and does not apply today. Some believe the Law of God is for the Christian only and that it does not apply to the unbeliever or to the social order. Many believe that [...]
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What is the primary need for the nations of the world and for our own nation? Is it righteous political leaders? I pray that we and each nation may have righteous leaders, and indeed we should seek such to rule us for, “When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice; but when a wicked [...]
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Do you not remember, or perhaps you did not know that the freedoms we have enjoyed as a nation (which are rapidly evaporating under the judgment of God against this backslidden America), do you not know that these freedoms were secured for us with the sweat and blood of godly men, many of who fought for us (and some still do) in the halls of Congress?
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The Bible is rife with evidence of a good God who provides for His people and who opens His hand and satisfies “the desire of every living thing.” He does provide and desires to provide abundantly. Lack for mankind is not a problem with God, but a problem in man as I will discuss after the following Scripture passages. We should learn this judgment cycle and teach it to our children that we might prolong the blessing of God upon us and our descendants.
Pride is, I think, the most insidious, sneaky, tricky and deceitful thing in man. It is there and leaks out in many ways. I find that I am proud of any humility I think I perceive in myself or that others comment about.
The writer of Ecclesiastes comes out of the struggle of opposing worldviews as a believer. In the final analysis there is nothing in Ecclesiastes that teaches contrary to the immortality of the soul, of eternity, of God’s goodness, and of certain accountability in a final judgment. In the end he comes out with a Christian Worldview!
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I believe the most debilitating defect in the Body of Christ today is the lack of understanding and application of God’s Law. The larger portion of Evangelical Christians are antinomian (which means “against law”).
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Christ, in very un-pluralistic fashion commanded his people to disciple the nations (Matthew 28:18-20), teaching them to obey all that Christ taught them (which excludes all that other religions teach); this is also why judges and kings are commanded to “kiss the Son” (Psalm 2:10-12). Christ is Lord of all! This rule of Christ, to whom “all authority has been given” in heaven and on earth, comes through the “dominion” of the Church. Not a dominion of oppression and dominance, but a dominion of nurture and cultivation as she teaches and lives the Gospel of Christ and thus draws the nations (Isaiah 60) into the Kingdom of God. Jeremiah gives us a picture of this in the following verses.
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