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What Is Christian Hedonism?

What is Christian hedonism and why is it a threat to the Christianity of the Bible? Hedonists Hedonists are those who practice hedonism, and hedonism is the pursuit of pleasure or sensual self-indulgence. To the hedonist, it’s all about the pleasures in life and satisfaction of desires. That’s the highest good and proper aim of […]

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What You And Your Church Can Do To Stop Racism

by Jack Wellman

Even though there may be no racists in your church, there are ways you and your church can reduce racism around you, and in your communities. Prejudice There are all sorts of ways we can show prejudice toward people. We seem to naturally judge people on sight. For one thing, it is our human nature […]

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What Is A Reprobate Mind? Can We Become A Reprobate?

by Jack Wellman

The Apostle Paul wrote about some who finally came to a have a reprobate mind, so what is a reprobate and is there a risk we can reprobate? A Reprobate A reprobate is someone who is an unprincipled person. To the hyper-Calvinist, they are a sinner who is not of the elect and is predestined […]

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What The Bible Says About Racism

by Jack Wellman

What does the Bible teach about racism, prejudice, and bias? The Old Testament One of my favorite chapters in the Old Testament is Leviticus 19. Now you might think that the Book of Leviticus is strictly about the Old Testament Laws, and you’d be right, but some of these laws were separate from the sacrificial […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Racism, Prejudice and Violence?

by Jack Wellman

In a nation ready to explode with riots, burning, looting, and killing, what does the Bible say about dealing with racism, prejudice, and violence? No Reason for Racism When it comes down to it, there’s really only one race…the human race. The Apostle Paul, speaking about the Creator, said that “he made from one man […]

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Will Violence Continue To Grow As Jesus’ Return Nears?

by Jack Wellman

Will violence continue to escalate as the time of Jesus’ appearance draws near? As in the Days of Noah The recent law enforcement issues have created tensions between African-Americans and police. Even though actual reports of police brutality are in the small minority, it doesn’t take much for our society to take to the streets. […]

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What Was Paul’s Macedonian Call?

by Jack Wellman

What is the Macedonian Call? Is that a call that Christians will have too, except not in Macedonia? Saul’s Call Perhaps the reason that Jesus Himself had to directly intervene in the Apostle Paul’s life to call him as a missionary was probably because no human alive could have ever witnessed to him about Jesus […]

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What Is Verbal Plenary Inspiration?

by Jack Wellman

What is verbal plenary inspiration? How can we be sure the Bible is actually God speaking to us? Verbal Plenary Inspiration In short, verbal plenary inspiration is this; verbal means spoken verbally or in the written form. In the Bible it ends up being both since God spoke directly to some (i.e., Moses, Abraham, Isaiah, […]

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How The Fall Impacted Children And Parenting

by Guest

How did the Fall in the Garden affect children and parenting? The answer might surprise you. Parenting Experts I’m known as a “parenting” expert. The term – “parenting” is associated with a new and ever-renewing point of view concerning children and parental responsibilities. Proponents of the new point of view demonize the old point of […]

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7 Best Bible Verses When Facing Financial Troubles

by Jack Wellman

The recent covid-19 pandemic has caused many families and singles to come close to financial ruin, so what 7 Bible verses can we turn to during this difficult time of trouble? Matthew 6:31-32 “Therefore do not be anxious, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’ For the […]

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