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The Path I’ve Taken Has Brought Me To This

A Fire Alarm and Trumpet Sound Church attendance without discipleship is:* Listening to a talk about Jesus instead of becoming more like Him, (2 Corinthians 3:18)* A passive audience without participatory interactive action, (James 1:22-25)* A lecture instead of a … Continue reading

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True Transformation

True transformation is the best gift ever. Plastic surgery can change the body, but it can only make a superficial difference because it’s unable to literally transform the human heart. (Jeremiah 17:9) Genuine transformation empowers a person to joyfully live … Continue reading

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Hope For People Who Feel Unworthy

Unworthiness is to be undeserving. Maybe you’re doing better than you deserve. Three great people in the Bible were deeply aware of their unworthiness. Isaiah said: ““Woe to me! I am ruined! For I am a man of unclean lips, … Continue reading

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Counterfeit Christianity Isn’t Legit

True Christianity is patriotic only to the invisible, international kingdom of God which is the internal government of God in human hearts and lives that are radically surrendered to the risen King Jesus. The true Gospel deals with sin. (Matthew … Continue reading

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It’s Easy to Unintentionally Break the Law

Whether intentionally or unintentionally it’s easy to break the law. I’ve done both. God’s laws are especially easy for us humans to disobey. That’s called sin. When the body of Christ gathers, confession of sin should be common. “Therefore, confess … Continue reading

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Seeking Truth & Avoiding Wolves

I want to live in truth and avoid deception. That’s very hard to do and I’ve never been fully successful at it. However, I have found two great sources that ring true within my inner depths: The great Shepherd of … Continue reading

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Age Is Just A Number–It’s The Heart That Counts

Age is merely a number. It is the heart that counts. It’s inside our heart that we discover and experience the best part of being alive. God’s plan is to build His vineyards and His orchards within you — His … Continue reading

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The Subconscious Law Against Pure Joy

Little children experience pure joy. You can see true happiness shining on their faces as they spontaneously play. Yet as we grow toward adulthood that joy is slowly toned down until it is mostly lost. It’s as if there is … Continue reading

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“Tell it to the church” that meets like a family

Jesus told His followers to “Tell it to the church.” (Matthew 18:17) This statement isn’t referring to the historic institutionalized organizations called churches that mostly meet on Sunday morning as a passive religious audience under the headship and control of … Continue reading

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MCDA Is Fantastic News

MCDA — Make Christianity Discipleship Again. Jesus never made discipleship optional, but churches have. Christianity began as daily discipleship but gradually shifted into mere Sunday church attendance. Jesus told His first followers to go and make disciples, (Matthew 28:19-20) not … Continue reading

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