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The Best View
We’re constantly comparing ourselves with others. It’s human nature to see how we stack up in the particulars of life. But is it the best measurement? Is this affection really an affliction?
People of Truth?
As creatures created in God's image we were created for truth by the One Who is Truth. As finite creatures all humans must trust in a standard and source for truth. When we do not trust God and His Word we do not go on without trusting, but rather trust in our faulty and finite reasoning. As the apostle Paul expressed it in Romans 1, our sin is our denial and distortion of the truth that leads us to become people who are deceitful and untrustworthy. Since our sin is never done away with fully in this lifetime, God's people must always be on guard against denials and distortions of truth that lead to deceitful lives. The account of Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob and Esau in Genesis 27, in part, helps us guard against such deceit by revealing to us not only examples of such denials and distortions, but also reminding us that the only living and true God works through them to accomplish his promises.
The Sign of Grace
Advent … what comes to mind when you think of Advent? Calendars? Candles? Wreaths? Waiting? How about Promises? Join us as we discover three Advent Promises this Advent 2012.
ChristianStein: Dealing With The Monster Inside Of Us
There is a tension in the heart of every believer: the monster ChristianStein. Denial of our sin simply surrenders some territory of our heart to that monster. Moralism only produces pride or defeat. ONly the grace of the Gospel can give us a new identity that changes our inclinations.
The Cross
Jesus was arrested, put on trial, beaten, and put to death. Jesus did all this for you. He could have saved Himself; instead He did this to save you.
Denial
It was one thing for Judas to betray Jesus. It was quiet another for Peter to. This week we’ll look at what happened on that fateful evening before the rooster crowed.
