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A repentant heart follows conscience, not whims

Posted on April 29, 2019 by Steve Simms

People who follow and obey the living Jesus experience ongoing, personal and spiritual growth in Christ-likeness. Christianity that fails to produce Christ-like character and behavior in its adherents falls far short of biblical Christianity. Where there is no Holy Spirit … Continue reading →

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Love & grace have moral backbone

Posted on February 19, 2019 by Steve Simms

Every person has the right to believe that some things are morally wrong. Love respects that right. It doesn’t accuse someone who disagrees with their moral principles, of “hating” them. Grace sensitizes the human conscious. It doesn’t silence it. If our … Continue reading →

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A repentant heart follows conscience, not whims

Love & grace have moral backbone

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