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Baptism

Baptism

“You saved others, but you can’t save yourself?!” The crowd gathered, violently shaking their fists at the cross, shouting, “If you’re really the Messiah of God, the Chosen One, the King of the Jews, then prove it!”  Blood trickling down...
Enemies of Grace #8 Comparison

Enemies of Grace #8 Comparison

Running from his past, Jacob found himself in the faraway land of Haran, working for his uncle Laban. In exchange for Rachel, Laban’s youngest daughter, Jacob committed to seven years of labor. Jacob, who had previously deceived his older brother Esau out of his...
Enemies of Grace #7 Conceit

Enemies of Grace #7 Conceit

Simon and Andrew toiled all night and caught nothing. As they cleaned their dirty, empty nets on the shore with the rising sun, embarrassment hit them. Not one fish was there to bring home for breakfast! “What was all that work for anyway?” they must have thought. It...
Enemies of Grace #6 Carnality

Enemies of Grace #6 Carnality

About 3000 years ago, there lived a man named Samson, an Israelite whom God blessed as the strongest man who ever lived. Israel, which had been doing what was evil in the sight of the Lord, had fallen out of divine protection into the hands of the Philistines, who...
Enemies of Grace #5 Control

Enemies of Grace #5 Control

This Good Friday morning, I read from the Gospels all the events that took place the day before the arrest and crucifixion of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Although I have read these portions of Scripture numerous times (Matt. 23-26, Mark 13-14, Luke 22-23, John 13-17),...
Enemies of Grace #4 Consumerism

Enemies of Grace #4 Consumerism

Once upon a time in America, “blue laws” prohibited businesses from opening on Sundays. It wasn’t that long ago! Imagine: neither Chick-fil-A nor In-N-Out was available on a Sunday! What would we do… STARVE!! This seems almost laughable to modern...
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