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Periodically, one may find themselves immersed in a Bible Study where someone objects to the doctrine of Christ, stating, “Jesus came to set us free from all these rules and regulations that were given to Moses.” Which is essentially true (Colossians 2:14, NKJV). They often favor a life without interruption in the things preferred versus a “system of religion” governing their living. Additionally, someone might suggest, “Give me Jesus and not the church,” which also infers a “managed” lifestyle significantly…

Vertical Love You may have noticed an increase across this nation where people argue for “love without boundaries”. This mantra is often claimed when there are friends, neighbors, coworkers, and especially family who have crossed into an opposing doctrine, and we fear losing our horizontal relationship with them. This is amazingly interesting based on the evidence that Jesus clearly states that religious-minded people should love God above all other things (Matthew 22:37, NKJV). He goes on to state, “And the…

Champion Who doesn’t love a champion? It would be challenging to deny its impact, especially during this year’s Olympic competition. We often associate this winning sensation as we are uniquely drawn to the zenith of the Victory Stand! One’s National Anthem is played. Throngs of people cheering as the victory synchronizes in the background. The victor is typically moved by sovereign emotion, and tears often flood their cheeks, forming a mixture of pride and release that accompanies victory! As much…

Needed Edification Ever been criticized? Ever had to endure someone’s wrath but for all the wrong reasons? America holds a very impassionate ridicule in perceived judgment. Nobody wants to be wrong, but this has never reduced the amount of negative verbiage used against a person’s enemies. Isn’t that interesting? On the one hand, I can see this as a habitual regimen in the world. What is hard or even seemingly impossible to accept, is this tendency in the Church. We…