Biblically Literate “Laypeople”

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In modern Christianity, we have drawn a supposed line between the clergyman and the layman. If one is to read a theological work, it must be written by a clergyman. If one wishes to seek Biblical advice or information, the clergyman is the first choice, because he is supposed to be the Biblically literate one. But laypeople? The average Christian? […]

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Counting the Cost

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Paul exhorted Timothy, “Therefore, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ, endure hardship.” The implication from this verse is that if one does not endure hardship, he is not a good soldier of Jesus Christ. Therefore, it is essential that we as believers count the cost of our service, for it will be filled with trial and hardship. Paul could […]

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God and Circumstances

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Life is basically, in a simple definition, the sum total of our circumstances. Our accomplishments are successful responses to various circumstances and opportunities. Our mistakes are negative responses to our circumstances and opportunities. And if we are going to be faithful with the life God has given each of us, we must have a firm understanding of this subject. Throughout […]

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