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Daily Archives: April 24, 2014
Does God Only Hear Christians’ Prayers?
I was watching some sermons yesterday. The first one was by Joel Osteen. The second was by Kenneth Copeland. And the third was by Charles Stanley. I liked the first two sermons. The third, however, troubled me immensely. Charles Stanley’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Stanley, conservative Christian
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A Catechism on Sacrifice: A Resource for Understanding OT Worship
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Fighting God
The Upside Down World If you are a Christian who takes the bible seriously, there will often come a point where you feel hamstrung by the bible. You may be inclined to, say, allow women into ministry or accept gay marriage … Continue reading
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James' Ramblings 