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Thursday, January 31st, 2013
Are people reading the Bible and living by it?
The Barna research group has been collecting statistics about the state of the Christian Wordview for almost 15 years now. The summary points are astounding:
46% of professing Christians believe in absolute truth
79% of believers think the Bible is accurate
Only 40% of professing ...
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Monday, December 10th, 2012
Many people ask the philosophical question: 'Why are we here?' In this message delivered at Victory Christian Fellowship, I talk about this question.
[audio:http://www.ourwalkinchrist.com/were_are_tobe.mp3|titles=Who We Were, Who We Are, What We Are To Do|artists=Tom OWIC]
The answer to the question: 'Why are we here?' is easy to answer once we know who ...
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Wednesday, October 19th, 2011
I am starting a new Wednesday Series today doing a poem. Most of the poems that you will see are my original works. My poetry covers the whole of human struggle. I have been an active poet since I was 16 years old. This one is ...
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Sunday, October 16th, 2011
Amazon.com Widgets
I had a wonderful debate in the past with a Christian over the author John Eldredge. I deny this author as completely sound, discounting his theology as open theism (which he denies in his books, yet he fits the definition exactly), I have friends who agree there ...
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Sunday, October 9th, 2011
My heart weighs heavy today as I reflect. I have no specific idea where I am going with this post, so I will just write and see what happens. I guess that at times, we must think inward and pray how we might grow outward. No growth comes without a ...
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Tuesday, October 4th, 2011
A great debate has occurred in my church with some of the members, it was related to that oh great debate of Predestination! The conversation quickly moved onto the topic of sanctification. This is not usually misunderstood (or at least not debated hotly), but it was in this case. One ...
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