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Awesome Is The Lord Most High

He is awesome. Love this upbeat modern hymn. more about “Awesome Is The Lord Most High“, posted with vodpod

He Has Risen

JESUS IS ALIVE! more about “He Has Risen“, posted with vodpod

What a Friend We Have in Jesus

He is our friend. He has declared that we are not guilty due to His sacrifice and He no longer calls us servants but friends. more about “What a Friend We Have in Jesus“, posted with vodpod

Be Thou My Vision

“Thou my best thought by day or by night.” more about “Be Thou My Vision“, posted with vodpod

So far Paul has proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that every human being has the same basic problem: our actions have made us guilty before God. This guilt is called unrighteousness. It means that when we die, we shall be judged by God, found guilty and be sentenced to hell. It also meansContinue reading “Run Through Romans (3.22-31)”

Jesus, All For Jesus (Robin Mark)

All For Jesus. I woke up this morning with this hymn in my heart. I have been singing it all morning, and I wanted to share it with you all. Blessings, Ben more about “Jesus, All For Jesus (Robin Mark)“, posted with vodpod

Spurgeon on Righteousness by Grace through faith

And you hath he quickened, who were dead in trespasses and sins. (Ephesians 2:1, KJV) Spiritual life is not the result of working; how can the dead work for life? Must they not be quickened [i.e. regenerated] first, and then will they not rather work from life than for life? (emphasis mine) Life is aContinue reading “Spurgeon on Righteousness by Grace through faith”

The Sovereignity of God (Andrew Wommack)

My heart was really stirred this last month. I attended a meeting where an old friend of mine was ministering. He had been through some terrible things that nearly destroyed his faith. He became bitter and angry at God for the things that had happened. When I heard him, he had humbled himself and wasContinue reading “The Sovereignity of God (Andrew Wommack)”

You And Whose Army?

Run Through Romans (chapter 3:1-21)

In Romans 1, Paul tells us two rather alarming truths: firstly, that all the nations of the world are involved in a spiral of increasing unrighteousness. Secondly, that the justice of God means that God must punish all unrighteousness. In Romans 2, Paul destroys any hope that religion or religious ritual might protect us from theContinue reading “Run Through Romans (chapter 3:1-21)”