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My Fight With God - eBook By Brian Klemmer / Destiny Image Do you sometimes feel like going toe-to-toe with God over the unfairness of life? Klemmer beats you to the punch! Taking off the gloves, he grapples with tough questions you've always wanted to ask. Learn why...
CLICK HERE to buy Mere Christianity By C.S. Lewis / HarperOne Arguably the 20th century's most influential Christian writer, C.S. Lewis sought to explain and defend the beliefs that nearly all Christians at all times hold in common. His simple yet deeply profound...
CLICK HERE to buy: A Woman Rides the Beast By Dave Hunt / Harvest House Publishers Virtually all attention these days is focused on the coming Antichrist --- but he is only half the story. Many are amazed to discover in Revelation 17 that there is also another...
And to the few, this is a statement of life.
Pro 16:4 The LORD has made all for Himself, Yes, even the wicked for the day of doom. Pro 16:5 Everyone proud in heart is an abomination to the LORD; Though they join forces, none will go unpunished. Pro 16:6 In mercy and truth Atonement is provided for iniquity;...
Pro 16:1 The preparations of the heart belong to man, But the answer of the tongue is from the LORD. Pro 16:2 All the ways of a man are pure in his own eyes, But the LORD weighs the spirits. Pro 16:3 Commit your works to the LORD, And your thoughts will be...
Last Sunday I visited a church in Spokane while I'm here for work. While I saw online this would be a more modern church, I was not ready for what I was about to experience. Walking up to the church, parked in front as if it were showcased was a very nice motorbike. I...
I think it is vitality important to define sin in a statement like this you have made. Not just a simple definition that says that sin is disobedience against God’s word, but the root of sin. Why does sin exist in our life? What is it that propels sin? Is sin a symptom of something greater? If so, maybe we should be addressing that thing instead of the symptom. For me, what drives our compulsively to sin is the feeling of toxic shame. But toxic shame is byproduct of the human ego sitting on the throne of our life rather than the Spirit of Christ. When the ego is our king it creates a minion called the false self. This counterfeit self, the hypocrit or play actor, is the one that does the sinning. The false self is the sinner, not the true self that God created. So the real goal is not to label myself a sinner, but to recognize who in me is doing the sinning. One I am convinced of this truth, I can go to work on crucifying the ego, or removing the ego from the throne. This is sanctification I believe. Anything else is sin management or behaviour modification. AKA renovating our house built on sand. Let’s not try and save our house built on sand. It’s not worth saving or renovating. Let’s let it wash down the river and build a new house on solid ground, our true self hidden with Christ inside of God. AMEN AND AMEN.