Tag: holiness
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Be Ready: Meeting Christ at His Coming—or at Your Going
The Master’s return is hidden, yet certain. Stay alert and ready, for the moment may come when you least expect it.
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Hyper‑Grace: The License to Sin Doctrine and Its Dangers
Hyper‑grace claims that once we’re saved, God’s grace covers all our sins—past, present, and future—no matter how we live. While grace is truly amazing, the hyper‑grace message twists God’s mercy into a dangerous license to sin. Here’s why this teaching is unbiblical and spiritually destructive.
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A Message to the American Church
The American church mirrors the warnings given by the prophets, the apostles, and Jesus Himself. Like Israel of old and Laodicea in Revelation, it has pursued wealth and influence while neglecting holiness, truth, and repentance.
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Guarding God’s Work: Holiness in Both the Pulpit and Online Platforms
Many churches and ministries today risk spiritual compromise by allowing unrepentant unbelievers to serve in areas meant to be led by those walking in the Spirit. Scripture calls believers to uphold holiness, discern fellowship, and maintain the purity of ministry by testing the fruit of those who serve.
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To the Servants of Christ Laboring in the Digital Vineyard
An exhortation to all who labor in modern media for the gospel, calling for purity, vigilance, and steadfast devotion while warning against compromise and worldly motives.
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Set Apart: What It Means to Be Holy in a Compromised World
God has always called His people to be set apart—to live differently from the world around them. From Israel’s covenant laws to the New Testament’s call to holiness in Christ, this principle remains central. But what does it mean today, in an age of moral confusion and cultural compromise?
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Using the Name of The Lord as a Curse Word
God’s name is holy — yet today it is often used as a casual curse word. Scripture warns against taking the Lord’s name in vain, showing us that our speech reveals the state of our hearts. This post examines what the Bible teaches about honoring God’s name and calls us to speak it with reverence,…
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Your Sin is Sizing You Up
Like a python waiting in silence, sin is never satisfied to lie still. What you entertain today may one day consume you. Scripture warns us: sin desires to master you—but by God’s Spirit, you must master it.
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The Doctrine of Sinless Perfection (Entire Sanctification): A Biblical and Historical Investigation
Sinless perfection, or entire sanctification, teaches that believers can live free from all sin in this life. Using the scriptures, we examine its biblical claims, historical proponents, and theological concerns, with a balanced look at modern views.
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One Lord, One Body: A Call to Unity in Christ
Paul rebuked the Corinthians for dividing themselves by human leaders. Today, the church faces the same temptation through denominations and traditions. True unity is found in Christ alone, as His people are called to be set apart from the world and joined together in one body under one Lord.
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God’s Side Is Righteousness: Aligning with His Kingdom, Not the World’s
When Joshua asked the Commander of the Lord’s army, “Are you for us or our adversaries?” the answer was startling: “Neither.” God does not conform to human sides or agendas—He calls us to align with His kingdom of righteousness, holiness, and love. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture shows us a God who grieves over sin,…
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Not of This World: The Christian’s Call to Remain Set Apart
In a world full of chaos, violence, and distractions, believers are called to remain set apart as a holy priesthood. We must not allow riches, possessions, politics, or even the daily news cycle to steal our peace, joy, and love in Christ. Instead, we are to walk in the gifts of the Spirit, reflecting the…
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The Uncut Stones Series
What happens when human effort tries to improve divine holiness? This series exposes the danger of manufactured faith and performance-based religion. Return to worship shaped by surrender, not skill.
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Returning to Reverence: Recovering the Fear of the Lord in a Casual Age
What if joy begins with awe? This book recovers the fear of the Lord as the heartbeat of worship, wisdom, and obedience. Rediscover reverence that draws believers closer, not farther, from God.
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Faithful Desire
What if discipleship means carrying desire, not erasing it? This book addresses sexuality with truth, humility, and compassion. Learn why obedience sometimes costs—and why grace still holds.