The Judgment Seat of Christ (part 1)

Dr. Mark Cambron, one of my first and best mentors, taught me that repetition is theological mucilage. And he repeated that phrase over and over again. I really had no clue at that time what he meant. But God etched the words in my mind, nonetheless. He repeated it so...

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Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out (part 2)

God told the Jews that their sin would always find them out (Numbers 32:23). Because of Achan’s secret sin, the anger of the Lord burned against the children of Israel (Joshua 7:1). They began to lose battles. Joshua was confused and began to whine and complain. God’s...

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Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out (part 1)

We must catch a small glimpse of two areas of the Christian’s personal accountability before God: personal sin and personal stewardship. Christians are not sinless people! The Bible does not hide this fact. Noah was a sinner. Abraham was a sinner. Isaac was a sinner....

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Good Stewards of the Manifold Grace of God

Pondering yesterday’s post! Peter had said, “As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God. If anyone speaks, let him speak as the oracles of God. If anyone ministers, let him do it as with the ability which...

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The Ability to Finish Well

When Christians reach spiritual maturity, they will no longer be like children – confused, constantly fussing, and captivated by every false teacher that attracts them with “a new view.”  Instead, they will “speak the truth in love and will grow up in all things into...

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The Mystery of Christ

For hundreds of years God had worked exclusively through the Jews, but He promised Abraham that in him all the nations of the earth would be blessed (Genesis 12:3). This may appear at first to be kind of Oh Hum! Who cares? But this is what much of the Bible is all...

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A Faith That Works

The Word of God makes abundantly clear that human works have no part in God’s saving grace. If a single work is added to the work of Christ for salvation, no matter how sincere, grace is nullified, and life will not come (Romans 4:4–5). The obvious reason is that by...

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