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“To serve or to self?” that is the question. With more clarity, might your position be best described as serving leadership or selfish lordship? Serving leadership is godly […]
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We are sojourners from another world, and yet we are only meant to be temporary inhabitants passing through this land. It is an interim provisional experience, and as such we are mandated to exist […]
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Who are the governing authorities to whom you should obey?
Unfortunately, traditional Church teachings on the topic totally ignore key stipulations when identifying the rulers to whom you […]
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If you were on trial for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? If Christianity was a science, the observable truth would be called […]
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Picture the scene. You have just encountered Y’shua. He has become your Lord and Savior and you feel truly free for the first time in your life. The moment you became a Christian is […]
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Are we talking numbers or substance? Is it a question of quantity or quality? Blindness in part has overtaken those of the natural bloodline of Israel, until the fullness […]
Are you perfectly content with commemorating Hallmark holidays that are dedicated to man-made traditions, while completely ignoring the Feasts of the Lord—Yahweh’s Biblical Holidays? When you explore the prophetic relevance and magnificent […]
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One word, two pronunciations, different but related meanings, both are applicable here. One is a verb used to describe an action or occurrence. One is an adjective […]
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The Father has been in the business of separating things from the beginning. He separated light from darkness; water in the firmament above from water below; and then water on the […]
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Romans is a letter filled with questions. Right from the start of exploration into this deep “theological treatise,” we discovered that ninety-two times Paul asked a question. As […]