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Author Archives: Wisdomforlife
An unnerving but amazing truth
Originally posted on Wisdomforlife:
Imagine religious leaders who “shut the door of the kingdom of heaven in people’s faces” (Matthew 23:13). Jesus said to such leaders, “You yourselves do not enter, nor will you let those enter who are trying…
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Top 12 posts of Wisdomforlife
Top 12 posts from my blog… Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Wisdom
Tagged blog posts, Fall of Man, Forgiveness, Genesis 3, God's sovereignty, God's will, Love, Matthew 7, most violent century, Postmodern, Repentance, true disciples
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Is there a place for cynicism?
Before allowing cynicism to control us, we should understand what it is and what it can and cannot deliver. Continue reading
Posted in Antagonists, Belief, Cynicism, Doubt, Unbelief
Tagged Cynical, Cynicism, Doubt, Skeptical
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Victory over bitterness and despair
Joseph’s story teaches us how to protect our hearts from the poison of bitterness and the prison of despair. Continue reading
Posted in Bitterness, Despair, feeling hopeless, God's control, God's Heart, God's Love, God's power, God's Will, Hope?, Joseph's story, Mad at God, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged bitterness, Despair, Forgiveness, Joseph, life of Joseph, Story of Joseph, Suffering, Trials
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What about Cain?
Originally posted on Wisdomforlife:
When considering the effects of Adam’s sin on humanity, it seems reasonable to look closely at?the children of Adam. For all that has been written about the fall of humanity, very little is focused on Cain.…
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10 tests for personal inventory
A question and Scripture are offered with each one for deeper reflection. Continue reading
The life-giving power of God’s Spirit
We cannot fully appreciate what it means to “walk according to the Spirit” without an adequate understanding of the contrast of “walking according to the flesh.” Continue reading
A strange question
Five reasons people don’t want to be well. Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Alcohol addiction, Drug addiction, recovery, Wisdom
Tagged Addiction, John 5, recovery
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A story behind your story
The way we communicate, resolve conflict, process anger, and many other essential parts of life are shaped by your story. Continue reading