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What does it mean to forgive? Some people teach that only those who repent should be forgiven. They believe this because God only forgives those who repent (cf. Deuteronomy 30:1–3; Acts 2:38). Others point to the warnings in Scripture about … Continue reading →

There is no greater motivating power than the power of love. Love is more than words – it is words in action. If we fall in love with the lost, our accomplishment can be greater. Love for the lost will … Continue reading →

The Divine Nature  The Greek language, in which the New Testament was written, contains so many great insights which are sometimes lost when translated into other languages. The Greek words from which the English word “godhead” is translated is one … Continue reading →

Self-righteousness is like a cup without a bottom: if you pour and pour, you will not be able to fill it. Why? Because when you pour yourself into yourself, you don’t add anything to yourself. Nothing plus nothing always equals … Continue reading →

I Timothy 1.5 is the purpose of teaching and Christianity in general: love from a pure heart, a good conscience, and a genuine faith. Love from a pure heart doesn’t do good for others hoping to get something in return. … Continue reading →

“Why did I not die at birth? Why did I not perish when I came from the womb? Why did the knees receive me? Or why the breasts, that I should nurse? For now I would have lain still and … Continue reading →

When the girls were little and we lived in Romania, one of our coworkers had the animated film series Land Before Time. Once you got past the first monologue, it was a really cute series of cartoons. Up until 2016, … Continue reading →

Who is not intrigued at the sight of Lady Justice, blindfolded, holding the balance scales in her hand? A symbol. Symbols embody philosophies, ideals, traditions, messages from history. For those of a fading generation, think of an Uncle Sam poster … Continue reading →

“Notwithstanding she shall be saved in childbearing) if they continue in faith and charity and holiness with sobriety.” There has been much discussion and confusion over the meaning of this difficult passage in 1 Timothy 2:15.  While there are many … Continue reading →