Seek the Lord

One of the great temptations for Christians in the twentieth century is to become familiar with the Word of God. Why? Because it is so easy to become entertainment-oriented. Believers often forget that they must prepare their hearts for the preaching of God’s Word. Therefore, they have a very small...

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An Open Door

There is something threatening about closed doors. We all face them. Sometimes a door is closed because we are intimidated by what it seems to be. It is almost as if it becomes bolted by our cold unbelief. Amos spoke of the courageous being so intimidated that “he that is...

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The Accusers Must Flee

Many believers feel they have damaged their memories through past experiences with drugs, alcohol, prescribed medication, immoral living, or wrong decisions. This is not true. These things may suppress the memory, but they cannot permanently harm it. Just as years of wrong decisions may have suppressed the memory, so can...

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The Burden-Bearers

“The strength of the burden-bearers is weakening, and there is much rubbish; we are not able to work on the wall” (Nehemiah 4:10, Amplified). How important do you think your prayer life is to the local assembly you are a part of? In this passage, we see that Nehemiah needed...

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A Total Salvation

The greatest attack against the Gospel of the grace of God (2) in the first century was the fallacy that for one to possess initial salvation, one must be circumcised (3). Paul desired that the sponsors of this gospel would be “cut off” to prevent them from troubling his new...

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The Blood Avails for Us

The actual blood of Christ is essential to man’s salvation. Without appropriating the true value of the blood of Christ, a Christian is left with an anemic Christianity, one of mechanics without the mystery of God’s life. The literal blood of Christ is indeed precious. In (2), even Judas Iscariot...

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Our Father’s Business

Throughout the day, people are heard to say, “I have to get to work” or “I have to go shopping,” etc. We purpose to do many things throughout the day, but how many times do we have this attitude toward soulwinning? Everyday we have opportunities to share the Gospel with...

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