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Misunderstanding the Truth
Do you ever get misunderstood? I am rarely misunderstood when I am in session with my patients, or in personal conversations with friends or family members. But I have noticed one situation in which I am too frequently misunderstood and often misquoted.
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God’s Judgment Part 2: Fear, Glory, and the IJ
In this week’s Part 2 blog we will complete our discussion by answering Phyllis’ second and third questions below as well as address her confusion regarding the ‘investigative judgment.’
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God’s Judgment Part1: Did God Harden Pharaoh’s Heart?
Thank you for recent blog (May 8, 2009). It answered questions I had about who will actually destroy body & soul in hell! Thank you for putting puzzle pieces together so we can better see the Big Picture. I have several unrelated questions that I’m hoping you can help me resolve.
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Biblical Approach to Addictions
Your thoughts on how to Biblically approach addiction would be helpful to me. I heard a definition of addiction that included the idea that addiction is believing that there is life outside of Jesus Christ. With this definition any area of life could easily be classified as addiction.
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Forgiveness: What Is It?
I am hoping you can help me with an issue I struggle with. What exactly is forgiveness? I have read a lot about what it isn’t. I have your book, your DVD, and your CDs. I have read, watched, and listened many times and struggle with this.
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What Law Was Broken?
Dear Dr. Jennings: I have been mulling over the premise that Adam broke the law of love, and the 10 commandments were added later (taken from your notes for quarterly lesson on sin).
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Who Destroys the Soul?
Tim, Please comment more on Matt. 10:28. Some translations actually say to fear God who can destroy both soul and body in hell. Is God the one to be feared? Yet perfect love casts out all fear. W Great question, W, let’s first review how this passage is rendered in several versions: KJV: And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. ESV and NRSV: And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the…
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Was Sin Inevitable?
Please don’t take this as a “loaded question,” but was sin inevitable? …it seems to me sin really was inevitable if it took the full revelation-of-God to solve it, to never rise up again? So far the best I can do with it is to realize the nature of this thought is the evidence we are truly free. If you have anything beyond what I conclude, that will be great.
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Why Did Jesus Have to Die?
This week I visited another website where a young lady asked, “Has anyone made a list of Bible verses that tell us why Jesus came here and lived and died for us?” I responded briefly with three texts, Heb 2:14, 2 Tim 1:10, and 1 John 3:8 that I suggested summed up the reasons Christ came to earth and died. Someone replied asking where is the Gospel, the Good News, in these texts? Below is my reply: These three text sum up the entirety of Christ’s mission and the Gospel, here’s how: The gospel is the good news about the…
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Why is Satan still Alive?
So, if breaking the law of Love leads as a natural consequence to death and if the wages of sin is death, then why is Satan still alive? It seems that there is no hope for him anymore, so is God’s spirit still intervening for him, keeping him alive?
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Prayer Beads: The Upside and Dangers
In last week’s blog I pointed out the futility to computerized prayer or prayer wheels or any ritualistic prayer. I also pointed out the risk that prayer beads could lead to a non-thinking, empty formalism. This week I want to point out the upside to prayer beads.
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You Pay and Computer Prays For You
Yes, that was the headline yesterday March 26, 2009. The article, by Bill Christensen, went on to say, “Information Age Prayer is a site that charges you a monthly fee to say prayers for you.
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