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Category Archives: relationships
Forgiveness: How to Forgive
How can we forgive? This message explores the answer to that question by offering biblical instruction from Colossians 3. This is the second of two messages on the subject. The first can be found here.
Family: It’s Role in God’s Loving Purpose
Kevin Looper explores the connection between family relationships and God’s relationships with people. The family, he contends, was designed by God to express his love for humans and reveal what he desires in a relationship with them.
How to Honor Your Parents
How do we honor our parents? Can we honor parents who are, or were, dishonorable? Why should we honor them? This message is for people who have (or had) honorable parents and for those who have (or had) dishonorable ones, … Continue reading
The Bible’s Commands Ranked?
People seem to have an innate desire to rank things. What was the best Star Wars movie? Who has New York’s best pizza? What was the worst television show of all time? What are America’s 25 best beaches? This penchant … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Faith, relationships, Spiritual life
Tagged 1 John 4:7, Deuteronomy 6:4-5, love comes from God, Love your neighbor, Puritan Thomas Watson, Shema
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How Do We Get There from Here? (1 Peter 3:8-15)
Do you know how some TV shows begin with a scene that is full of peril and you don’t even know how you got there? The hero is covered with blood, he’s holding a knife, and a woman lies dead … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church Life, relationships, Sermons
Tagged 1 Peter 3:15, church relationships, evangelism, evangelistic approach, overcoming fears
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The Submission Is for the Mission (1 Peter 3:1-7)
Christian marriage as part of God’s Big Plan. A few years ago, a cartoon was published that showed a pastor behind a pulpit that had been armored so that it was like a fortress. There was something like a gun … Continue reading
Holiness Is Back in Vogue (or Should Be)
H. B. Warner is perhaps best known for playing the drinking druggist Mr. Gower in “It’s a Wonderful Life,” but 19 years earlier he was cast by the legendary director Cecil B. DeMille to play Jesus in the silent film “King … Continue reading
Presumptive Listening: Obstacle to Understanding
In response to that column, I received a highly critical letter. It stated: “It is telling that you complain that there are too many Muslims, Catholics (read: Hispanics), and Hindus who claim to be Evangelical. This is easy to translate. These nasty brown people are contaminating your lily-white movement.” Continue reading
The Restorer of Lost Things
“The Restorer of Lost Things” explores 2 Samuel 13-19, looking at the ways in which God restored King David after his sin and repentance. Continue reading
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Tagged decision-making, Effects of sin, Relationship with God, relationships
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