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Tag Archives: Pharisees
Seven causes behind legalism
Few things are more disruptive to unity in the Church than legalism. We must understand the threat of legalism and equip the Church and our families to respond. Continue reading
Overly concerned about offending others
Are we too quick to assume we’re in the wrong when we offend others? Is there a way to know which plants have not been planted by the Heavenly Father? Continue reading
It’s not the way you think it is
Delusional self-confidence based on self-accomplishment is not far removed from self-righteousness. It’s an insidiously deadly poison that can be… Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Blessed by God, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church, Church Leadership, Church membership, Deception, Following Christ, God's Heart, God's Love, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Greatness, Jesus Christ, Judging others, Kingdom, Legalism, Love, Meaning of life, Mercy, Missions, Personal thoughts, Poor in spirit, Pride, purpose, Radical love, Repentance, Self esteem, Self love, Self-deception, Selfishness, Spiritual inventory, Teaching of Jesus, True Christianity?, Walking with God, Worldview
Tagged A true church, Ladociea, Pharisees, Revelation 3, Who are the true followers of Jesus?
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Overly concerned about offending others?
Why do some Churches and their leaders let pharisees set the agenda for their ministries? Continue reading
Religious people are dangerous to the Church
Believers today must take a closer look at the type of judging Jesus condemned. When Jesus said, “judge not” he had a specific kind of judging in mind. Continue reading
Protect your Church from Pharisees
Pharisees will turn a gospel-based ministry into a center for legalism.
Don’t let them. Don’t worry about offending them. Instead… Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Antagonists, Christian life, Christianity, Church, Church discipline, Church growth, Church Leadership, Difficult people, Elders, Grace, Humility, Judging others, Kingdom, Life of a pastor, Local Church, Pastors, Pharisees, Religion, Repentance, Unity
Tagged Antagonists, divided church, legalism, Pharisees, trouble makers
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Are the Pharisees still among us?
Most people have a negative view of Pharisees. The Pharisees are mostly remembered as the chief antagonists against Jesus. Yet, in all fairness, they had a noble beginning long before the days of Jesus’ earthly life. Continue reading
Posted in Church, Church membership, Jesus Christ, Judging others, Legalism, Pharisees, Unity
Tagged Antagonists, Legalism in the Church, Pharisees, Unity in the Church
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