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Tag Archives: John 10:10
Spiritual Life: Running on All Cylinders
Years ago, I had a van with over 200,000 miles and it was running really rough. It was backfiring and stalling. I thought we would have to make an appointment for a tune-up. But before I did that, I opened the hood and there, right in front of me, was a spark plug wire hanging loose. The engine was running on only five of its six cylinders. As soon as I put the wire back on, it ran fine (or as fine as a van with about a quarter million miles can be expected to run)
If you lack spiritual life, you are running on only one of two cylinders. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Spiritual life
Tagged eternal life, John 10:10, John 12:35-36, John 8:12, Spiritual life
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The Good Shepherd: That They Might Have Life
In John 10, Jesus used a figure of speech while he was teaching and, verse six, people did not get it. That is a comfort to me, a preacher, for there have been times when I was speaking that I … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged false teachers, John 10:10, The Good Shepherd, why did Jesus come
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The Good Shepherd
Back in the 1980s, a congressional panel, led by Claude Pepper, revealed that thousands of Americans might be receiving treatment from doctors who lied on their medical school loan applications, and then used the money not to go to school … Continue reading
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Tagged Good Shepherd, John 10:10, why did Jesus come
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I AM: The Door for the Sheep (Series: Allow Me to Introduce Myself)
I was speaking at a conference years ago. During the break a woman came up and introduced herself. She was a Christian who had married a reformed con man after he found Jesus and had been released on parole. It turned out, however, that he had not reformed, only revised his approach. He became a minister and started his own religious radio program in Northeastern Ohio. She told me that money was pouring in from listeners who were inspired by his spiritual cant. All the while, he was living a godless life, sleeping with his secretary, and laughing all the way to the bank. Continue reading
Lost and Found: The Joy of Losing Oneself
It was an iconic moment in sports history or, rather, an iconic eighteen seconds. It was the first round of the 1995 NBA Eastern Conference semifinals. The Indiana Pacers were playing the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. With … Continue reading
Don’t Be Bored in the New Year
Our church was selling its old pews a few years ago. One wag suggested we advertise them with the tag line, “You’ve slept in them at church. Now you can try them at home.” His fellow wit added, “And we … Continue reading
The hard-to-believe truth about Christmas
In a famous Old Testament passage, the prophet Isaiah wrote: “The Lord himself will give you a sign: the virgin will be with child and will give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel” (Isaiah 7:14). St. Matthew … Continue reading
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Tagged Calcutta, Christmas, Hollywood, Immanuel, Isaiah 7:14, John 10:10, virgin
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Salvation-lite: Great Benefits…Less Responsibility?
It was once quite common to hear people say, “I was saved in Vacation Bible School,” or “I was saved in a small group Bible study.” What did they mean by that? Saved from what? Saved for what? In what … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church, Faith, Lifestyle, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged apostasy, census, complexity, eternal life, individualism, John 10:10, salvation, saved
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