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Bible Studies for Life
- March 07, 2010
An earthquake uncovered the ruins of the city of Corinth in 1928. When archeologists don’t agree with your view of the Bible, be patient. When the Bible and science don’t agree – go with the Bible because science will catch up. In…
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Explore the Bible
- March 07, 2010
Exodus begins with the Hebrew word “waw,” meaning “now” or “and.” The author is continuing a writing that began in Genesis 1:1 with the words “in the beginning.” This is not a separate subject, but a c…
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Bible Studies for Life
- February 28, 2010
I’ve witnessed the passing of many great saints who have died in faith, “strong in the Lord!” They claimed the words of Jesus in Mark 5:36, “Be not afraid, only believe.”
Satan throws his fiery darts to the very…
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Explore the Bible
- February 28, 2010
We often hear someone say, “That’s not fair.”
The last day of February this year is on a Sunday, yet it still is not a fifth Sunday. Is that fair? For a February to have a fifth Sunday, the first day of the month must be on…
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Bible Studies for Life
- February 21, 2010
What do you spend most of your time thinking about? What do you go to sleep thinking about? What about when you get up in the morning? What if others knew what you were thinking as you sat in worship last Sunday morning? Was your mind on Christ and…
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Explore the Bible
- February 21, 2010
Ninety percent of the decisions we make would not be called monumental if we looked at them at face value. However, more of them have greater consequences than we want to think about.
When I was in my late teens and early 20s, I could eat jus…
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Bible Studies for Life
- February 14, 2010
Men have come to Christ and have overcome the world to become good husbands, fathers and citizens. Some have had to overcome religious brainwashing and indoctrination. Those shackles can be harder to break than some of the worldly chains, because ve…
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Explore the Bible
- February 14, 2010
When I was young, our house was hit by a tornado in the middle of the night. We went outside to assess the damage. With lightening flashing all around us, we were able to see that God had spared our house from as much damage as some of our neighbors…
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Bible Studies for Life
- February 07, 2010
Let’s examine your head! I had an MRI after headaches from a traffic accident. The finding, the doctor said, was that “nothing was going on up there!” I didn’t know how to take that.
The truth is, there is alwa…
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Explore the Bible
- February 07, 2010
Each of us keeps a calendar or schedule in some form or other. Our schedule reveals a lot about our priorities or lack thereof. No matter how close we need or wish to follow those schedules, we often find things that come up to get us off track.
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