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Cultivating Holiness (part 4)

Posted on June 25, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Believers are called to holy living. This is the clear teaching of the Bible. Throughout this next blog series, we want to consider the question: “How then does the believer cultivate holiness?” The first way is to know and love Scripture. Second, we should consider ourselves dead to sin and alive to Christ. Third, we should repent […]

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Cultivating Holiness (part 3)

Posted on June 24, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Believers are called to holy living. This is the clear teaching of the Bible. Throughout this next blog series, we want to consider the question: “How then does the believer cultivate holiness?” The first way is to know and love Scripture. We should also consider ourselves dead to sin and alive to Christ. Today we will discuss […]

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Cultivating Holiness (part 2)

Posted on June 21, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Believers are called to holy living. This is the clear teaching of the Bible. Throughout this next blog series, we want to consider the question: “How then does the believer cultivate holiness?” The first way is to know and love Scripture. Today we will discuss the second: Second, consider yourself dead to sin and alive in […]

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Cultivating Holiness (Part 1)

Posted on June 20, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Believers are called to holy living. This is the clear teaching of the Bible. Throughout this next blog series, we want to consider the question: “How then does the believer cultivate holiness?” We will look at seven different ways. Today we will discuss the first: First, know and love Scripture. Scripture is God’s primary road […]

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The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

Posted on June 18, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

The grace of God is as high as the heavens and as deep as the oceans. No one knew that better than John Newton, a man saved by the radical grace of God. A former slave owner, Newton became one of the leading voices and preachers of his day. Even today his works are still […]

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Spiritual Warfare and Growing in the Grace of God

Posted on April 23, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Spiritual warfare is vitally important in the world of spiritual growth. With the increase of new age thinking, atheism, Satanism, and a growing interest in the occult worldwide, the need for Christians to understand what spiritual warfare is has never been greater. Moreover, spiritual warfare is becoming an increasingly confusing topic to study as Christians […]

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Spiritual Warfare and the Power of Scripture

Posted on April 19, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

In Matthew 4, Jesus is confronted by Satan in the desert. In this story, we learn how Jesus used Scripture in spiritual warfare against Satan. Today, I want us to look at Matthew 4:1-11. This temptation is an attempt by Satan to subvert God’s plan for human redemption by causing Jesus to fall into sin […]

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Prayer and the Grace of God

Posted on April 12, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Guest post by Dave Jenkins In my experience, many Christians struggle a great deal with prayer. Whether it’s struggling with feelings of guilt or shame, or just feeling apathetic, the struggle is often not how to make time to pray; rather, the struggle comes when answering the question: Why pray? In Hebrews 4:16 the author of […]

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Charles Spurgeon on the Holy Spirit and Preaching

Posted on March 7, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

Guest post by Dave Jenkins Charles H. Spurgeon’s understanding of the connection between the Holy Spirit, prayer and preaching can be paradigm shifting. His understanding of the connection between preaching and the ministry of the Holy Spirit is not new, but it does need to be brought to the forefront for the modern reader. John […]

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The Work and Person of the Holy Spirit in the Gospel of John

Posted on March 5, 2013 Posted by Dave Jenkins

The Synoptic Gospels have little to say when considering the person and work of the Holy Spirit. In the Fourth Gospel, the Evangelist spends three chapters (John 14-16) teaching on the Holy Spirit’s role in the life of the believer. The Gospel of John may be criticized on its structure and genre, but it is […]

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