Romans 12:2 - "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will."
Like metal in a forge, our lives are shaped by what we’re exposed to: pressure, heat, time, and influence. The world will try to form and shape us to conform to its mold, but only God and His Word can renew our minds, and shape us into who He wants us to be.
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The topic of homosexuality has become very controversial in recent years. Some claim that homosexuality, or being gay is not sinful, while others say the opposite. This article will cover the topic of homosexuality, explain its roots in the Bible, and refute some of the common defenses of homosexuality.
This is the second part of the series I'm doing about taming the tongue. The goal of this series is to educate you on different dangers of our words, and how we can replace then with good. This article will talk about some of the most common and dangerous uses of our words, which are swearing, gossiping, and lying.
Nowadays the world tells you that to truly love someone, you have to accept and affirm them as they are, but that's not how Jesus says we should love. This article will talk about why affirming isn't always love, and will talk about what true biblical love is.
This devotional will talk about what temptation is, what forms of it we face, and how we can resist temptation.
How does God view different sins? Are all sins equal in God's eyes? Does any one sin require more forgiveness? Can you lose salvation by committing certain sins? This can be a confusing topic, many people say that all sin is the same to God, but does God see something like murder the same as just stealing or cursing? These are all questions I aim to answer in this article, so I can hopefully provide some clarification on the topic.
Why does an all loving and all powerful God allow humanity to suffer? This is a question that many people try and use to prove God's actually evil, or isn't real. Even among believers this can be a confusing question. This article will talk about why we suffer, why God allows it, and how we can get through periods of suffering.
