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Category Archives: Bible Studies
God’s Solution for Anxiety
Special Note: This article is included in Jim’s book “Christian Devotions & Quick Studies” along with 33 other articles and is available for purchase in Hardback, Paperback and eBook formats at this link: Jim’s Books Background: I have a serious … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Studies, Christian Devotions
Tagged ablation, Anxiety, apprehension, atrial fibrilation, Bible, dread, Fear, God, Health, heart block, heart disease, illness, in touch ministries, self-doubt, serious illness, stress, uneasiness, ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia
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Thank You Lord for Saving My Soul – Update
The final version of this article can best be viewed at the following link: Thank You Lord for Saving My Soul – Final Version Since the original posting of my article, Thank You Lord for Saving My Soul, on January … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Studies, Christian Devotions
Tagged Bessie Sykes, Christ, Christianity, Evangeline Campbell Sykes, Glasgow, Glasgow Corporation Tramways, God, how can i be saved, Jesus, Magic Lantern, Plan of salvation, Running Over, salvation, Scott Sykes, Seth Sykes, Songs of Salvation, Thank You Lord, Thank you lord for saving my soul, thanksgiving, thanksgiving devotion, Vacation Bible School
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On Child Sacrifice
Special Note: This article is included in Jim’s book “An Attitude of Thankfulness” along with 19 other articles and is available for purchase in Paperback and for FREE download in eBook format at this link: Jim’s Books Background: I can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Bible, blood guilt, Child sacrifice, fire of topheth, Gehenna, hell, hell fire, hinnom, Jeremiah, Lord, Molech, Moloch, murder, nrlc, Old Testament, same sex marriage, Stiffened their neck, Tophet, topheth
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So Where Is My Choice? A Father’s Day Message on the Sanctity of Life
Special Note: This article is included in Jim’s book “An Attitude of Thankfulness” along with 19 other articles and is available for purchase in Paperback and eBook formats at this link: Jim’s Books Prologue: Today is Father’s Day, June 17, … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Bible, blood guilt, Child sacrifice, fire of topheth, Gehenna, hell, hell fire, hinnom, Jeremiah, Lord, Molech, Moloch, murder, nrlc, Old Testament, same sex marriage, sanctity of life, Stiffened their neck, Tophet, topheth
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The Lost Generation
Background: I read my daily Open Windows devotional for April 16, 2012 and was struck by the brevity and power of the message. This particular devotional was contributed by Marvin Minton, Senior Pastor, Crawford Road Baptist Church, Phenix City, Alabama. The entire devotion is included here … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Studies, Christian Devotions, Uncategorized
Tagged children of Israel, God, how to become a christian, Israel, Israelite, Jehovah, Joshua, Lord, lost, Moses, saved, Ten Commandments
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His Grace is Sufficient for Me
Background: One of my favorite people in all of the world is Fred Weyer, a former Minister of Music at Pine Lake Baptist Church. Fred is a dear friend. He has served most of his life as a bi-vocational minister … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Studies, Christian Devotions, Southern Gospel Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Centenary College of Louisiana, Christ, christian devotional, christian quick study, God, his grace is sufficient, Hovie Lister, Jesus, jesus will lead me, LeFevres, Lord, minister of music, Paul's ministry to Corinth, paul's thorn, pine lake baptist church, spreading the gospel, Statesmen Quartet, sufficiency in christ, The Good News, thorn in the flesh
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The Word Became Flesh – A Christmas Devotional
Background: Christmas is all about celebrating the birth of “Christ” Jesus … not Santa Claus, not giving and getting, not friends, not even family. Not to say that the traditions that surround Christmas are unimportant. But when our traditions interfere … Continue reading
The Servant Who Suffered For Us – An Easter Devotional
Revised & Reposted: April 4, 2014 Background: If you had been a Jew in Jesus’ day, you probably would have been disappointed to learn that He was the promised and long-expected Messiah. The idea of a suffering messiah never gained … Continue reading
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Tagged all we like sheep have gone astray, Almighty God, Bible, bible study, bruised for our iniquities, Christ, Christian, christian devotions, Christian living, easter devotional, eternal life, eunuch, forgive, God, Hebrews 9, in His time, Isaiah 53, Jesus, Lord, man of sorrows, Philip, Religion and Spirituality, restore, salvation, save from sin, Servant, strengthen, substitutionary death, Suffering, suffering of Jesus, surely he hath borne our griefs, teach, The Good News, the role of jesus, with his stripes we are healed, wounded for our transgressions
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Facing Tough Times
Opening Thought: Have you ever faced really tough times? A number of my friends and family and even I have done so lately. As I pondered this recently I recalled a previous time when I had taught a lesson on the topic … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, 6:25-34, Act 23, Acts 27, Caesar, Caesarea, can God use me, depression, Deuteronomy 31:6, divorce, doubt, faith in God, Festus, financial burdens, Herod's Palace, hope is gone, job loss, King Herod Agrippa, Malta, mid-life crisis, morale, Paul, Philippians 4:6, physical needs, rebellious teenagers, Roman Guard, spiritual needs, testing, tough times
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