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[…] the man and woman, husband and wife, that God intends them to be. That’s living the dream. Symbolism of the Church God uses symbolism throughout the entire Bible and maybe this is exactly what God had in mind in making the curse and it’s antidote. We know God doesn’t just do things ad hoc, […]
[…] no ending. While alive, the notion of “time” is foundational. On the other side of the grave, that will not be the case. The majority of the Bible reinforces the notion that one event follows another from Adam to Jesus to 2025 and beyond. However, God falls outside of time. He condescends to mankind […]
[…] Further, prize money, totaling almost $500k, was also a motive of the ruse. A Biblical Christian Worldview on Transgenderism Nowhere does Scripture specifically mention transgenderism. However, the Bible is clear on the subject of human sexuality … Genesis 1:27 – So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he […]
[…] cross, and then died a martyr’s death themselves. Two thousand years later, we are worshiping the same God, the same Christ, and the same Holy Spirit that lives in every Biblical Christian. As you study your Bible, listen to weekly sermons, and pray, keep in mind the awe-inspiring God you serve. Jeff Hilles | BCWorldview.org
[…] influenced by our sin nature. God is all knowing, all powerful, without sin, and supreme. Therefore, we need to trust in His love letter to mankind (the Bible) more than our own views, clouded by the world around us. As the editor of Biblical Christian Worldview publications, all our authors agree with these fundamental […]
[…] near death experiences (NDE’s) of those who have been pronounced dead but returned a short time later to life. The truth is, that beyond passages in the Bible that depict a burning heat from fire, juxtaposed against eternal darkness, what is clear is that it will not be a place one would wish to […]
[…] us. His Word, which transmits the truths of the Creator and all His creation, has the salve, the compass, and even the rod that we need. His Bible does not explain every wind that blows your way, but it does equip you for wherever that wind takes you, no matter how it takes you […]
[…] amending our laws to more closely reflect God’s intentions will bring some honor to Him. Most of us will vote that way because we believe what the Bible says about God’s creation of man and woman. But then what? After an amendment passes, if it does, what does that do to you and me? […]
[…] the further away our mind drifted from God. When the Scripture talks about God’s miracles, our natural mind often tries to explain those miracles away. When the Bible says that God opened a passage in the Red Sea (Ex 14:15-30), we are told that this was not really the “Red” Sea, but the “Reed” […]
[…] to be self-governing and independent. However, one of the main unifying forces in this country’s past was an acknowledgment that there was a Supreme being. God, who’s book, the Bible, provided answers for everything from social justice to moral ethics. We have become more and more disconnected with this immutable guidance. As such, we are left […]
[…] the Apostles 16:9). Often, when there are major changes in my life, God prepares me ahead of time through dreams. I recall many instances, when a dream, Bible verse or a specific word stirred my spirit. Whenever I listened, and acted on it, it turned out for my good. Have you heard God’s voice? […]
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[…] divine appointment in the midst of a crisis to share the love and acceptance of Christ. Don’t beat people over the head with their sin, using the Bible as a cudgel. Love on your neighbor and wait for an opportunity to care for them. But when that time comes, don’t be afraid to speak […]
[…] suppliers for that coveted dollar, and this competition supposedly increases the quality of the product while driving down the cost to the consumer. Children are good. The Bible says that they are blessings from God, and that they bring happiness to the man who has many. They were part of the mandate from God […]
[…] whims of the social gospel, along with various tenants taken from other false faith traditions. As pastors and congregations leave the narrow-minded, exclusionary views of an inerrant Bible, the authority of Christ is lost among the ruins by the blending of “different forms of belief or practice.” Children are being raised outside of the […]
[…] God’s ambassadors toward each other and unbelievers. There are the extremes, used by the lost as examples of our inconsistency. Main-Line Liberal Christian churches largely view the Bible as a social gospel dedicated exclusively to loving our neighbor by promoting abortion and same-sex marriages. This is juxtaposed by the extremes of Hyper-Conservative Christian churches […]
[…] Ukraine, Gaza, China, Russia, and other world leaders and events will play out relative to American power and influence. However, as Christians, we remain attuned to the Bible as a filter for what will eventually come to pass. What we do know is that there will be, at some future point, labor-pains (1 Thessalonians […]
[…] the possibility of having an intimate relationship with Christ because they are unwilling to make the sacrifices necessary. Self-discipline is required if we are to habitually implement Bible study and communicative prayer in our devotional life. Some sacrifices will have to be made. Maybe there is some sort of theological deficit, a prevailing misperception […]
[…] Why do Christian couples never get lost? – Because they always follow the way, the truth, and the life! One of the most significant verses in the Bible makes clear that there is only one way to Heaven. There is only one truth, which is Christ and Him crucified for our sins. And, our […]
[…] – If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. Yet, fearful because the Bible also states … Hebrews 10:26-27 – For if we go on sinning deliberately after receiving the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice […]
[…] through care and service to the lost so that one has some level of credibility when introducing Christ has replaced beating people over the head with the Bible. However, sadly, the most significant growth in “evangelism” has not been either relationship or confrontational, but lifestyle evangelism. When Christians are kind and compassionate with those […]
[…] A reader made the point that the words “You are either good or evil” could be misinterpreted to suggest that humanity has a choice. In fact the Bible is clear that no one is good (Romans 3:10) and, to be free from the penalty of our sin nature, we need to accept Jesus as […]
[…] sneer?” Afraid we will offend others in our social groups. More likely, afraid we will be ostracized because of our “faith.” No one who has studied the Bible to any degree has missed its clear teachings on persecution (2 Timothy 3:12, John 15:18, Matthew 5:44, 1 Peter 4:12-14, 2 Corinthians 12:10, and on and […]
[…] to consider new ways of looking at their preconceived notions of theology and, most importantly, how legalistic they were. Beating the lost over the head with the Bible is not the way to build relationships, while walking the floors of a manufacturing or insurance company. The environment of corporate America is very different than […]
[…] to kill you is that your testimony of truth cuts to the bone and counters the deception they might be nursing. This is visible throughout the entire Bible, from Cain and Abel to all the Prophets, Paul, and even Jesus himself. Paul’s life was hell because of his powerful messaging. Jesus shunned an intervention […]
[…] firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of kings on earth. So, how can so many have “risen from the dead” before Jesus yet at least three Bible verses states that Christ was the first or firstfruits? The typical answer is that (1) Jesus was the first to be physically resurrected permanently from the […]
[…] it’s easy to forget that a very real and dangerous battle is taking place — not one fought with bullets or bombs, but a conflict of eternal consequence. The Bible makes clear that believers in Jesus Christ are engaged in a spiritual war, an invisible struggle waged not against flesh and blood but against rulers, authorities, […]
[…] approach the relationship with an expectation of parity. For them, to disagree with God is similar to rejecting the opinion of a friend. For example, if the Bible says we should honor the sanctity of life and you believe in the full autonomy of a woman’s right to an abortion, that is a difference […]
[…] weep over a lost soul. Here’s the line that must never blur: Human beings are made in the image of God. AI is not. What the Bible Says About Wisdom, Tools, and Boundaries From the Tower of Babel to the Age of the Internet, mankind has always pushed the boundaries of knowledge. But […]
[…] illicit unity at all costs (in this case across religions) can result in watering down and marginalizing our Christian foundations. When attempted against our supreme authority, the Bible, it can further twist someone who knows better, into defending a heretical position. James 3:1 ESV Not many of you should become teachers, my brothers, for […]
[…] about angelic visitations? Buckle up — every word you are about to read is true. But first, realize two truths about the Angelic race. First, they are real. The Bible is filled with stories of visitations from this mysterious creation of God. From Jacob’s ladder and his wrestling match, to Sodom and Gomorrah, shepherds in the […]
Theology on the Lighter Side – How do you know God is a baseball fan? – Because the Bible starts with, “In the big inning…” Genesis 1:1 – In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. In the beginning, God …. The Lord existed before the beginning …. How is that possible? […]
[…] table as he cried out a simple, yet profound prayer – “Lord save me!” Application Peter’s prayer, “Lord, save me,” may be the shortest prayer in the Bible. Even so, it also remains an eternal, far-reaching prayer. It reminds us that any transformed life is always the product of God’s gracious intervention. This intervention […]
[…] missed is the reality that this is not a war between Christians and non-Christians. This is a battle taking place between God and the evil one. The Bible, centuries ago, has clearly documented who the winner of that battle will ultimately be. Ephesians 6:12 – For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, […]
[…] findings. More and more, science and secular researchers are discovering what believers have always known: Jesus Christ is the living God. So why wouldn’t I believe the Bible? Why wouldn’t I put my trust in the only truth that’s never failed me? I’m here, minding my business, loving God with my whole heart, exercising […]
[…] respond?” What I was asking for, in the most basic terms, was, what is the gospel message? You cannot imagine the answers I received from some seminary-trained, Bible-believing, Christian leaders. As I illustrated in Part 1 of this two-part series, our time on this earth is just a flash, yet it determines our eternal […]
[…] will ultimately result in creating a force that is beyond our ability to control. One final point of irony or prophecy, depending on your worldview. In the Bible there is a city named Ai, mentioned in the book of Joshua, chapters seven and eight. The Canaanites who lived there were “known for their polytheistic […]
[…] were coordinated by foreign-based organizations operating as troll farms, located in Kosovo and Macedonia. Up to 95% of their posts followed (relatively) theologically sound doctrine including Devotions, Bible studies, Lifestyle, etc. posts. However, the remaining material was written in an attempt to breed discontent and divisiveness within our country. Below is the chart originating […]
[…] is no time stamp or expiration date on that scripture. Before any reader lets fear take hold, I want to encourage you with the truth of the Bible. · God will fight against those who fight against us. (Psalm 35:1) · All the plagues of the Exodus were directed at those who oppressed God’s […]
[…] background which surrounds all of them, yet these scriptures have stood alone in presenting me with a continued, singular message. Many years ago, the leader of my Bible study group picked Genesis as our next book of study. At the time, I thought I knew Genesis and wasn’t that enthusiastic, but we went forward. […]
[…] and everybody loses. If you are bored with your church, if it is not helping you along the path of sanctification, much less salvation, find a good Bible-believing church that speaks to you, comforts you, but also challenges you to draw closer and closer to God. Salvation – Eternal Life in Less Than 150 Words Please […]