God Has a Plan, We Can Be Part of It – The End from the Beginning (Part 5)
The account of Esther provides a dramatic illustration of the interplay between God’s plan, His foreknowledge and predestination of us, …
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What Is Man that Thou Art Mindful of Him? – Concerning Them which Are Asleep (Part 2)
God’s relationship with mankind is unique. Before the creation of this world, the Almighty was thronged with sentient, free-will, moral …
Forward Motion Breaks the Cycle – In the Beginning (Part 6)
Our Father’s default setting is dynamic progression. Life moves forward from seed to body, blades of grass to fields of green, trees to forests, fish to schools, fowl to flocks, heifers to herds, one flesh to families, families to tribes, and tribes to nations. His blessing brings increase in quality and quantity.[1] Conversely, wicked disobedience brings the curse of caustic decay. Though many other examples of this principle can be found, Genesis 1-3 and Deuteronomy 28 are sufficient to illustrate the point.
Onward, forward, and go are imperatives intrinsic in the kingdom of God; flinching, backsliding, and turning away win no commendations from the King.[2]
Loosed from Death (Loosed by the Blood – Part 5)
We were ransomed by the precious blood of Jesus Christ. His blood ate away like acid the cords that bound us. The ropes of sin could not longer tie us down to death, division, and a destroyed destiny.
The Bible Philes 