Biblical Instructions for godly leadership

Throughout history godly leadership strives to feed the flock but ungodly leadership seeks position, authority, and wealth

Throughout history, godly leadership has always taken the place of the servant to feed the flock but ungodly leadership always seeks position, authority, and wealth Godly leadership The life of the Apostle Paul gives a good example of godly leadership. A clean conscience Acts 20:25-27 And now, behold, I know that ye all, among whom I have gone preaching the Continue reading Biblical Instructions for godly leadership

Do you want to get well?

When Jesus saw him lying there and realized that he had spent a long time in this condition, He asked him, “Do you want to get well?”

I know people who have been burdened by sin and affliction for so long that it is part of who they are. Even though they complain all the time, if you ask them, “Do you want to get well?” They will refuse. They are happier in their miserable state than any desire to change. How can anyone help them? They Continue reading Do you want to get well?

What does the Bible say about racism?

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible condemns racism as sin. But, sin isn’t something we like to talk about much. It doesn’t trend well on social media. It seems so judgmental. It seems so unchristian. And, It goes against our personal liberty. So, most people ignore sin and they ignore the Bible. From 4500 years ago, the Ten Commandment Law Continue reading What does the Bible say about racism?

The potter and the clay

The potter and the clay

The message from the LORD to Jeremiah about the potter and the clay has often been used to prove the doctrine of extreme predestination that God elects some to salvation and damns others to hell. Let’s consider this passage carefully and prayerfully to see if that is what it is teaching. The Potter and the Clay The word which came Continue reading The potter and the clay

Unrepentant sin requires righteous judgment

When Cain murdered Abel, God conducted the first trial and declared a lifetime punishment on the unrepentant wickedness of Cain. God’s righteousness always requires righteous justice. When we exercise our free will to follow Cain in committing unrepentant sins, we fall under the righteous judgment of God. And Cain talked with Abel his brother: and it came to pass, when Continue reading Unrepentant sin requires righteous judgment