Mourning Our Departed Loved Ones with Hope
Do we grieve death as those who have hope?
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Do we grieve death as those who have hope?
“See to it that no one repays evil for evil to anyone, but always pursue what is good for one another and for all” (1 Thessalonians 5:15)
Finding ultimate satisfaction in even the good things of this world is like trying to squeeze 2-gallons of lemon juice from a single lemon.
Why do we view sexual sin as unforgivable in God’s eyes?
If I’m in control, then I Should freak out, but if God is in control, then I should sit down and trust in Him.
We are worse off than we could ever dare to imagine, and we are more loved and accepted in Christ than we could ever dare to imagine.
Do you view God as a generally happy and contented being, or do you view God as a generally frustrated and disgruntled being?
Will we allow the shock of God’s mercy and love shown on the cross in the New Testament to sinners such as Jeffrey Dahmer at least neutralize the so-called “acts of violence” by God in the Old Testament?