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I feel like a failure and I think that's a good thing
How do you respond to yourself in the midst of failure? We live in a world where successes are often very public. Social media feeds tell us all about how our neighbors, friends, acquaintances, and that random old friend from high school are succeeding. They tell us about grad school graduations, new home purchases, promotions, babies, parties and celebrations. They don’t tell us about failure, but the Bible does.
Molly Wilcox,
Seeker vs. Sinner
The following blog post was originally published on February 27, 2015.—ed. Does an unregenerate man bear a spark of the divine that draws him to a relationship with God, or is he utterly lost in the total depravity of his sin nature? While that might seem like an obscure theological question, don’t dismiss it as
John MacArthur,
The Righteousness of the Son Jesus In Us Leads ter Abundant Blessings from Skipper - Booty and Treasures fer All!
The Righteousness of Jesus In Us Leads to Abundant Blessings from God Our Father
Eddie Jones,
The Righteousness of the Son Jesus In Us Leads ter Abundant Blessings from Skipper - Booty and Treasures fer All!
The Righteousness of Jesus In Us Leads to Abundant Blessings from God Our Father
Eddie Jones,
True, Lasting Happiness Is Found in Jesus, Not Sex or Sexual Identity - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Satan would like us to believe that people who have sex outside marriage are happier, but that’s a lie.
Randy Alcorn,
Martyn Lloyd Jones on Sin - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
“What is the matter with the world?” Martyn Lloyd-Jones asked. “Why . . . war and all this unhappiness and turmoil and discord amongst men? . . . There is only one answer to these questions—sin. Nothing else; it is just sin.” Addiction provides a picture of all sin patterns....
Randy Alcorn,
Unconditional Surrender: When Eternity's on the Line
“Obeying Jesus is dangerous,” says Nate, a missionary overseas,“but there is something even more dangerous and costly than this: not obeying Jesus.”
Revive Our Hearts,
The Good News About God’s Wrath
Ray Comfort once told me that sinners seek after God in the same way a thief seeks after a policeman. That’s a colorful way of describing the fallen human condition, but it’s also biblically accurate. The apostle Paul put it succinctly: “There is none who seeks for God” (Romans 3:11). John MacArthur expands on this
John MacArthur,
Unconditional Surrender: When Eternity's on the Line
“Obeying Jesus is dangerous,” says Nate, a missionary overseas,“but there is something even more dangerous and costly than this: not obeying Jesus.”
Jason Davis,
Does Grace Still Amaze You? - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
True grace recognizes and deals with sin in the most radical and painful way: Christ’s redemption.
Randy Alcorn,

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