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What Are The Best Bible Translations?

There are so many different Bible translations out there, so which one is best? Variety If you look at nature, you can see that God loves variety. Hardly any two species are the same, and even humans are like snowflakes in the sense that no two of us are alike, and that’s good, but what […]

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Is It Sinful To Have Fear And Doubt?

by Jack Wellman

Does the Bible say that having fear and doubt is sin? If so, what can we do to rid ourselves of both fear and doubt? Fear I think fear can be a good thing. When we’re climbing a ladder, it’s good to make sure of our footing, but the best fear is to fear God. […]

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Covetousness: A Bowl of Rotten Fruit

by Pamela Rose Williams

To covet is one of those things that the Bible says we should purpose not to do. Some other synonyms for covet or covetousness are: greed, acquisitive and avarice. Wanting something is not necessarily coveting, however when that desire becomes so strong that we can think of nothing else, that is when we need to […]

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What Is A Heretic? Are There Heretics In The Church?

by Jack Wellman

What do you say to someone who is listening to a false teacher? What is a Heretic? If you looked at a dictionary’s definition of a heretic and the Bible’s description of one, you would find some very strong similarities. For example, the dictionary says a heretic is a professed believer but they maintain religious […]

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Joy and Sorrow: They Can Co-exist

by Pamela Rose Williams

There have been times in my life where I have experienced joy unspeakable. In Paul’s letter to the Philippians chapter 2 opens with: “If there be therefore any consolation in Christ, if any comfort of love, if any fellowship of the Spirit, if any bowels and mercies, fulfil ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, […]

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Ishmael In the Bible – Character Profile

by Pamela Rose Williams

Ishmael is one of those characters that is known in Judaism and Christianity. He is the son of Abraham and his wife’s handmade, Hagar. In the Islam religion Ishmael is considered to be a prophet and actually an ancestor of Mohammad. So not only do we see Ishmael in the Bible, but you can read […]

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What Do You Say To Someone Who Listens To A False Teacher?

by Jack Wellman

What do you say to someone who is listening to a false teacher? In Spirit and Truth When Jesus was speaking to the Samaritan woman at the well, He told her, “God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth” (John 4:24). God must be worshiped in the spirit but […]

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Brewers Catcher Stephen Vogt Takes Faith Seriously

by Bruce Darnall

“The most important things to focus on when you think of your Christianity (faith) or your relationship with Christ,” states Stephen Vogt, catcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, “are the two commandments in the New Testament: you are to love God with all your heart, soul, strength, and mind and to love your neighbor as yourself.*** […]

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The Intimate Relationship With Abba Father

by Guest

God the Father desires an intimate relationship with every one of us; so close that we can call Him daddy (Abba)! Aleph Beth – Father Aleph is the Hebrew letter for A while Beth is the Hebrew letter for B, but together, the letters or word, AB, means Father. When you put your trust in […]

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Meteorology in the Bible: 35 KJV Bible Verses

by Pamela Rose Williams

There seems to be a continual debate as to whether God controls the weather, especially when we see these natural catastrophes that destroy so much and kill so many. The debate need not be! The Bible is clear on weather and the study of it, which is also called meteorology. Look at what I found […]

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