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Believing what God has said is such an important issue.  We see here where a man named Abraham did that.  He simply believed what God told him.  What a difference it made in his life ...

At the heart of spiritual growth is the process of unlearning a lot of things and the process of learning a lot of new things.  For instance, people typically think that to please God and ...

What a touchy and controversial subject this is! When you address people about their money, it can get a reaction.  But what does the Bible teach about this form of giving called tithing.  I already ...

The core definition for legalism is excessive adherence to some form of law or formula.  As the term relates to the attainment of eternal life, it is when a person bases their salvation or justification ...

As we usually do, I begin with a little review of where we’ve been in our study of Galatians 3. The focus continues to be on salvation by grace through faith alone. The Galatians, just ...

Some people say Christians should stay out of politics.  Should they? Should Christians turn the government over to unbelievers and let them make the policies by their standards? Some people certainly promote that.  I’ve even ...

When the trials of Jesus were being conducted, the apostles and many others were horrified by it all.  What the Romans were doing was highly depressing to all His followers.  Suddenly things had gone from ...

We’ve seen in other studies on our website that God is not imputing sins to people in this present age of grace.  [4Us2UsMinistries.com — Forgiveness:  Are the sins of everyone forgiven? and Forgiveness:  What is ...

I think people assume the twelve apostles were saved the same way people are saved today. But is that true? People are saved today by believing in the gospel as presented by the apostle Paul. ...

What are we to think of the command Jesus gave the “rich young ruler” to sell his possessions and distribute the money he received to the poor? He DID give him such a command, didn’t ...