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Are you tired of holding your breath, hoping your choices won’t catch up with you – or fearing someone will find out about your messed up life?…

Are you tired of holding your breath, hoping your choices won’t catch up with you – or fearing someone will find out about your messed up life?…

This post delves into the struggle of living with hidden sins and the damage they cause, urging readers to find liberation through understanding and meditating on Romans 6:6. It emphasizes that Jesus' death frees believers from sin's control, allowing them to make honorable choices. Readers are encouraged to reflect and comment on their experiences.…

This post delves into the struggle of living with hidden sins and the damage they cause, urging readers to find liberation through understanding and meditating on Romans 6:6. It emphasizes that Jesus' death frees believers from sin's control, allowing them to make honorable choices. Readers are encouraged to reflect and comment on their experiences.…

We are slaves. To fear. To rejection. To what others think. To our vices. And we can’t be good enough to ever get to Heaven on our own. But God. We no longer have to be slaves to sin. He has set us free! And God will finish the work He has begun in us.…

Satan often deceives us with “truths” that are not true at all. Unfortunately, we too often act on those “truths”—which means we’re acting on a lie! During World War I……

Freedom from the tyranny of sin is one of God’s great blessings provided for us in Christ. I use the word, “tyranny” because before we……

The Gospel of John begins by presenting the incarnation to us. Incarnation is God putting on humanity. The first verse says, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the……

New Jerusalem is the center of the new earth. This is a new creation because in Revelation 20 all oldness went into the lake of fire. God is the eternal newness. When the devil deceived Adam, man f……

Uncle Ted (all typos are the original work of the author and for the entertainment of others) For years Uncle Ted owed and ran a grocery store in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. His was the sort of place where kids gathered on a hot day to enjoy cold bottles of soda. Vehicles wheeling […]…