A memoire of sorts
I have made a covenant with my eyes; why then should I look upon a young woman? Job 31:1 To break a covenant in the ancient Near East was serious business, resulting in shame or judgment (Joshua 9). That’s why Job’s act was so extraordinary: He made a covenant with his eyes. He couldn’t cast... Continue Reading →
Can man be held accountable for his sinful actions, and yet have Christ act as a substitute for his sins?
repentance vs addiction. Does repentance mean that you have to completely overcome your addiction?
It doesn't seem fair, that once a person becomes a believer in Christ, that all his sins are forgiven (past, present, and future). However, I am so thankful that God has forgiven my sins (hypocritical, I know). It's hard for me, as a believer, to watch another believer commit sin, and that person simply continues... Continue Reading →
Why didn't Adam and Eve die the moment they ate, as Genesis 2:17 implies?
Satan does far more harm as an angel of light than as a roaring lion. Vance Havner
Life Less Ordinary 