Healthy Relationships (Part III)
When we say, enough is enough, and begin to put God’s principals into practice, we can have hope for healthy relationships!
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Truth
Healthy Relationships (Part II)
Most people don’t like limits placed on them, but love and limits are necessary ingredients for healthy relationships.
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Healthy Relationships (Part 1)
Many people have frustrations in some of their relationships, but they don’t consider that the problem could be not having the right balance of grace and truth!
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Psalm 19
Psalm 19 has treasures of truth that we can meditate on. This passage is about God’s glory, and the importance of His word and His laws. It also discusses our desperate need to stay away from error and presumptuous sins. This is a good chapter to meditate on and to ask the Holy Spirit tor reveal His truth to us! …
The Pollution in the Air (Part IV)
Spiritual leaders have an important role in bringing the spiritual pollution to people’s attention! Sometimes those who can speak the truth about the spiritual climate, avoid it or justify it, and as a result the pollution remains. …
Readiness for Back to School (Part II)
The armor of God is not only beneficial for adults, but it is also critical for the youth to put on as the go back to school!
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Characteristics of Integrity (Part IV)
People with integrity stand on truth, and they don’t just agree with the opinion of the crowd. …
A Seeking Pharisee Transformed (Part III)
It is hard to take a stand when things are going well, but it is much more difficult to take a stand in time of adversity and when everything is going in the opposite direction. Nicodemus, a transformed Pharisee, took a stand in the darkest hour of Jesus’ ministry. …
The Irony of Justice With No Moral Standard (Part I)
The irony of today’s discussion on the subject of justice is that people demand justice but they don’t want an objective moral standard. They want justice on their terms.
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The Perils of Personal Truth (Part IV)
One of the consequences of personal truth is that it undermines objective standards avoiding scrutiny by others. That means objective standards are replaced with what one feels, thinks, or experiences. This trend also results in justice and prejudice to be in the eyes of the beholder, and others cannot challenge or question it. …