Sometimes, we expect more from others because we'd be willing to do that much for the...
Thursday, August 30, 2012
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Make the most of yourself by fanning those tiny inner sparks of possibility into flames of Achievement.&nbs...
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The most painful thing is not Losing the one you Love, but losing yourself while holding on to a Love that is no longer ther...
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Pessimists are like visually Impaired People, Optimism and Positivity are like Spectacles, they enable such persons to begin to see things for what they truly are and not what the appear to be....
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Some people make things happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen
....Michael Jord...
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The term homiletics comes from the word homily, which basically means “a sermon.” Homiletics is the art of preparing sermons and preaching. Those who study homiletics seek to improve their skill at communicating the gospel and other biblical topics. The discipline of homiletics falls under the umbrella of pastoral or practical theology. Preaching and, therefore, homiletics have always been associated with the pastor of a church. A pastor is sometimes referred to as the “preaching elder,” based on 1 Timothy 5:17. However, a study of homiletics...
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
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Many Christians use the cliché “Love the sinner, hate the sin.” However, we must realize that this is an exhortation to us as imperfect human beings. The difference between us and God in regard to loving and hating is vast. Even as Christians, we remain imperfect in our humanity and cannot love perfectly, nor can we hate perfectly (in other words, without malice). But God can do both of these perfectly, because He is God. God can hate without any sinful intent. Therefore, He can hate the sin and the sinner in a perfectly holy way and still be...
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Countless stories could be cited of diseases cured, exams passed, repentance and forgiveness granted, relationships restored, hungry children fed, bills paid and lives and souls saved through the efficacy of prayer. So, yes, there is plenty of evidence that God answers prayer. Most of the evidence is anecdotal and personal, however, and that bothers many who think of “evidence” only as that which is observable, measureable, and reproducible. Scripture clearly teaches that prayers are answered. James 5:16 states that “the prayer of a righteous...
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
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There are two sides to this interesting question. It is important to remember that this is not a question of whether Jesus sinned. Both sides agree, as the Bible clearly says, that Jesus did not sin (2 Corinthians 5:21; 1 Peter 2:22). The question is whether Jesus could have sinned. Those who hold to “impeccability” believe that Jesus could not have sinned. Those who hold to “peccability” believe that Jesus could have sinned, but did not. Which view is correct? The clear teaching of Scripture is that Jesus was impeccable—Jesus could not have sinned....
Sunday, August 26, 2012
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The highest point of Freedom is not being able to do whatever you want but being able to restrain yourself from doing what every other person is doing....
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