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March 22, 2003 | ||
The Extraordinarily Appropriate Gift | Mark P. Spinks, 2002 | Jesus/Savior | |
We needed someone like this—oh, how we needed and do need Him! He has exactly what we need. He is not too high and beyond our reach, and He is not too low. We needed someone holy who could make us holy and keep us holy. |
June 29, 2003 | ||
Divorce and Remarriage | Richard J. Erickson, 2003 | Marriage | |
In understanding these scriptures, it is important to understand who Paul is addressing, and also when he is giving commands of the Lord, and when he is giving counsel. The context makes so much difference in meaning, whatever the language. |
November 1, 2006 | ||
Fellowship Is of the Spirit | Jennie C. Rutty, 1900 | Fellowship | |
A great many... have only an intellectual understanding without an actual experience in the soul. They... are often received as the children of God by those who do not discern between the "fellowship of the Spirit" and a mere fellowship of doctrine. |
April 1, 2012 | ||
Jehoshaphat and Ahab | Mark P. Spinks, 2006 | Compromise | |
Jehoshaphat got too far from God and too close to Ahab. The same will happen to you and me unless we live continually in the presence of the Holy Spirit. Without His aid... sin does not appear so exceedingly sinful anymore. |
May 15, 2006 | ||
Perverting the Ways of the Lord | Mark P. Spinks, 2006 | Marriage | |
The division that is caused by the gospel does not negate the family commitments.... No matter how reprehensibly the other acts, the regenerated child of God should and must be filled with the love of God for their companion. |
February 1, 2007 | ||
Correcting Children | Fred Pruitt, 2007 | Parenting | |
It takes wisdom from above to know when to correct.... One method or rule will not apply to every child, since they have different temperaments, different dispositions, and also much variation in intellectual comprehension. |
September 1, 2008 | ||
How I Found the Church of God | Mark P. Spinks, 2008 | Church | |
I prayed earnestly that God would direct me where I should live and labor next. I was plainly directed to a certain congregation, and it was in that place that I first plainly and clearly saw the church of God functioning as it should. |
May 1, 2009 | ||
Not Looking, but Trusting | William J. Harney, 1915 | Prayer | |
Elijah would not... look at surroundings and circumstances. To look would have meant discouragement; to look would have defeated God's purpose... to look would have meant the loss of all. So he covered up his "lookers," and just would not look. |