Resources
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Interpreting the Bible Biblically
You can make the Bible say almost anything. Or you can let it speak for itself. Here are some practical ways to make sure that your opinions don't get in the road when you read the Bible.
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Is Heaven for Real?
It sounds so good to have everyone going to Heaven. But the old spiritual declares that “not everyone talkin’ about Heaven is a-goin’ there.” That coincides with Biblical teaching.
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Is It Possible to Lose Your Salvation?
The teachings on this subject can be divided into three persuasions: 1) what a person does has no bearing on his salvation 2) Salvation is unconditional and irreversible 3) Salvation is only valid so long as a person abides in Christ. What does the Bible say on this subject?
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Is There Such a Place as Hell?
If there is no hell, there is no heaven, for both are based on the same foundation: God's Word. There IS a place called hell: let there be no doubt in your mind about that fact. But the God who made a heaven offers you a way to reach that place instead!
- Publisher
- Rod and Staff Publishers Inc.
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Jesus Our Scapegoat
Join me for a few minutes in an exciting journey into the realms of types, figures and shadows of Christ. Once the shadow is seen for what (or who!) it really is, Leviticus will be changed into a gold mine for you! In addition, your life may just change forever as well!
- Author
- Mike Atnip
- Topics
- SalvationDoctrineRedemption
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Jesus, Your Only Way to God
Jesus has been under attack in our world for many years. I invite you to consider the first four verses of 1 John. These verses contend that Jesus Christ is the only way to God. Although much of our culture disagrees with this idea and poses clever arguments against it...
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Justified in Christ
A clear explanation of how Jesus erased our sin and set us free. And when the record of our sin has been covered with the blood of the Lamb of God, what do we owe the Justifier?
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Let Her Be Covered
"Let her be covered"... is this an out-dated ordinance? Follow this thoughtful exposition of 1 Corinthians 11; seven reasons are given in this passage that explain why a Christian woman will want to obey this command, and thus find and fill her role in God's authority structure.
- Author
- Jason Sensenig
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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Marked for Sacrifice
How did Jesus fulfill the type of the Jewish Passover? How does His death coincide with the death of the Passover lamb? Most importantly, WHAT DOES JESUS' DEATH MEAN FOR US TODAY? How are Christians to live like Him? How does God's will affect the doctrine of predestination?
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Meditations on Church Authority
The initial step of salvation is a very personal experience between you and God alone. Convictions need to be based on the Word of God and not upon a man or written decrees of the church. So where does the church enter into the equation? What authority do church leaders have?
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Miracles – Command and Petition
So why can’t we go to Tim and say that his eyes should be opened so he can receive his sight? They certainly could have done that in Jesus’ day! Is there something wrong with our faith, that we are unable to heal people like the disciples did when Jesus was here?
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Mortal & Venial Sins - What Does the Bible Teach?
This article explores mortal and venial sins from the viewpoints held by three different church groups, and all of them compared with the Word of God. The better we understand what the Bible teaches about this subject, the better we will know how to deal redemptively with the sinner.
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Repentance - a Gospel Requirement
John the Baptist introduced the coming Christ by calling the people to repentance. What were they expected to do? What is repentance? What is it not?
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Spirit Oppression and Generational Iniquity
Can a person choose which spirit will control him? Can anything be done to change the effects of a sinful ancestor on his descendants? Is there any hope for freedom from the bondage of sin? Learn what the Bible has to say about spirit possession and generational iniquity as you listen.
