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When I was a boy listening to preaching from Sunday to Sunday or at big meetings, I would hear preachers use words like “eternal,” “timely,” “position,” and “condition.”  Most of the time, they were highlighting what a specific verse’s frame of reference was.  They would call it an eternal or timely text and discuss whether

There are a pair of contrasting statements made by Jesus and Paul where we’re told we can do “nothing” and we can do “all things.” (John 15:5, Philippians 4:13) Both of these statements are hinged on the Person of Jesus Christ, because “nothing” happens without Him and “all things” happen because of His presence and

Sometimes during our experiences, we have interactions that bring things vividly into focus and help re-align our thinking to a more correct viewpoint.  Today I visited with a man while we both waited at the tire shop.  During the course of our conversation, he shared with me that he had lost his wife of 39

Paul declares that all of God’s promises are in Him yea and amen to the glory of God. (II Corinthians 1:20) To understand the full extent of this declarative statement, we must consider the ramification of “yea” and “amen.”  Both words are strong affirmations of confirmation that can mean: verily, truly, surely, and so be