Is the Bible relevant to you in your life today?

Is the Bible relevant to you in your life today?

Is the Bible relevant to you in your life today? See how the Bible is still relevant and offers guidance, wisdom, and truth for people in the modern world ...
A life without the God you love - I love you! See you later, when I die.

I love you! See you later. Like when I die?
Who would ever say that?

I love you! See you later, when I die. - questions the attitude of some Christians who claim to love Jesus but do not follow His teachings or commands. Compare this to a woman who professes her love for a man but then walks away from him ...

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I love you! See you later, when I die is reflective in nature. Here are the key points:
Reflective Tone: The page adopts a reflective tone, pondering the nature of one’s relationship with Jesus and the sincerity of expressing love while not actively following His teachings.
Spiritual Analysis: It analyzes the behavior of Christians who claim to love Jesus but do not adhere to His commands, questioning the authenticity of their faith.
Jesus’ Command: The page emphasizes Jesus’ instruction to “Follow Me,” highlighting the importance of loyalty and active discipleship in the Christian faith.
Personal Application: It invites readers to introspect about their own spiritual lives and consider whether they are truly living in accordance with Jesus’ teachings.

Searching, as in A time to search and a time to give up

A time to search and a time to give up
A Time for Everything

A time to search and a time to give up. Do you recognize that? Maybe it reminds you of a song by The Seekers - Turn, Turn, Turn. Which was based on a passage in the Bible. Either way, I feel like it's time. Maybe it's time for you as ...
Six months after radiation - my prostate cancer is undetectable

My prostate cancer is undetectable six months after radiation

I finished my radiation treatments six months ago. The blood test results showed that the prostate cancer is undetectable. Great news. But what does it really mean? ...
Who wrote Genesis? Why it matters what you think.

Who wrote Genesis? Why it matters what you think.
Wasn't it Moses?

Who wrote Genesis? Does it really matter who wrote Genesis? If you're not Jewish or Christian, maybe not to you. But if you are, it matters a whole lot ...
When Fear of the Lord means be afraid

What does Fear of the Lord really mean?
Is it really "be afraid"?

When you read "fear of the Lord" or "fear the Lord", what do you think of? Being afraid? Scared half to death? Or maybe just a bit nervous? Or something else? What does Fear of the Lord really mean? ...
When I kept silent, my bones wasted away

Psalm 32 – When I kept silent my bones wasted away
Why does silence cause such devastation in us?

David wrote, "When I kept silent my bones wasted away". But why? What was it about David's silence that brought about such internal devastation? Does silence still do that to us today? And is it for the same reason? ...
The problem of December - it's depressing

The problem of December – it’s depressing

What's the problem of / with December?  Quite simply - it's depressing.  It is for me.  And I'm sure I;m not alone.  If anything, I'd guess there's a whole lot more depressed people at this time of year than you'd think.  It's just that many are good enough actors that ...
If I love God must I follow His rules?

If I love God must I follow His rules?

I love God. And God is love. And since I love God, I'm saved. So, do I still have to follow His rules? Maybe, maybe not. But may not for the reasons you think ...

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If I love God must I follow His rules? Is a topical Bible study approach. Here’s a brief summary:
Topical Exploration: The page discusses the topic of obedience to God’s rules out of love rather than obligation, which is a specific theme explored in depth.
Biblical References: Various passages from the Bible, such as John 10 and Ephesians 6, are cited to support the claims about God’s love and commands.
Reflective Questions: The text invites readers to reflect on their own love for God and how it affects their actions and attitudes.
Application to Life: It challenges readers to live in the fullness of life that God offers through Jesus and the Holy Spirit, applying biblical principles to real life.

Faith requires taking a risk on something we can't see

Faith requires trust: taking a risk on something we can’t see

We have faith that our team will win. And faith that it will rain. Even that we can pick a winning lottery number. In all those cases, faith requires taking a risk on something you can't see. Faith requires trust. So why do we have so much trouble with trusting ...
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