Why Do I Sin
Even when we want to do right, sin can trip us up and confuse us. However, in Christ we’re no longer condemned and can live free by the Spirit, not just law.
Even when we want to do right, sin can trip us up and confuse us. However, in Christ we’re no longer condemned and can live free by the Spirit, not just law.
Christ came not only to save sinners, but to call His people to live with holiness, humility, and order within His church.
The human heart can be deceptive, even to us. Only Jesus sees clearly and has the power to change our hearts. Let Him Examine our heart today!
A letter to the minister and laity - Paul urges Timothy to stand firm in sound doctrine, guard against false teachings, and remember the mercy and purpose of his calling in Christ.
Be confident in this, your salvation is secure in Jesus. He’s the one who began the good work in you, and He’s faithful to finish it. You can rest in His love, promise and power to carry you through.
We are clay in the Potter’s hands! So even when God breaks, shapes, and remakes us, we can trust His process and purpose.
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If we’re not careful, even faithful worshipers can drift into doubt. Just like Asaph, who almost gave up until God realigned his perspective.
Paul’s final warning and encouragement to the Corinthians to examine themselves, stay in the faith, and pursue restoration, unity, and truth.
Doctrine is more than theology—it’s the anchor that keeps us grounded in truth and walking faithfully with Christ.
Paul reflects on his divine revelations and enduring weakness, emphasizing that God's power is perfected in our human weakness.
Paul defends his apostleship with godly jealousy, contrasting his sacrificial service with the deceit of false apostles.