Meet His Sacrifice

Written by Joyce C. Lock


Would Jesus go to through allrepparttar suffering ofrepparttar 126597 cross If God's promises were a lie?

Do we truly believe The entire Bible isrepparttar 126598 infallible word of God When we discount its application Torepparttar 126599 modern day church?

When Jesus said we could dorepparttar 126600 works He'd done And even more, Did He really mean just some of them?

When authority gets heart service, But God gets lip service, Have leaders become our gods?

Jesus respected authority. But, who did He bow to?

If we don't know how to dorepparttar 126601 works Jesus did, Isn't Herepparttar 126602 best One to learn from?

Knowing Them By Their Fruit ...

Written by Joyce C. Lock


A prophet is to be proclaiming things heard from God. Whenever God speaks, scripture supports it ... though probably not where someone points, "Thus saithrepparttar Lord," stealing God's words (running when He didn't send them).

Prophets guide people through their wilderness. You will know them by their fruit, as God reserves spiritual gifts for those who haverepparttar 126596 heart for it.

Withinrepparttar 126597 Bible is God's definition for most every word of significance given in scripture. God is His own best commentator. Teachers forgot to teach themselves.

If you are really interested in God's intent, ask Him. Searchrepparttar 126598 scriptures. If you seek God, with your whole heart, He will reveal himself to you. And when His Spirit writesrepparttar 126599 words upon your heart (which isrepparttar 126600 truth, as He cannot lie), you will come to 'know' God in newfound ways. The words of His mouth are our necessary food.

Some teach, if you pick just one verse, you are taking it out of context. How, on earth could you have taken it out of context if God spoke it to your heart? However God speaks to your need, that word is infallible. Though, it might be true if you are selecting a verse to support your thinking (telling God what He believes).

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