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DO YOU EXPERIENCE GOD'S WORSHIP?
If you ask the average Christian whether they want to glorify God, the response would overwhelming be “Yes, of course!” But the words from our mouths tell a much different story. The Bible explains that our everyday words are either glorifying God or the devil; the words we speak, positive or negative, reveal which one. Our study, “Experiencing God's Worship,” reveals the hidden dangers of a life spent constantly complaining. You will learn how complaining affects you, others, the gospel, and even God. No one makes us complain, though we would like to think they do. It’s simply our daily choice. Here’s the key:
Each day, make up your mind beforehand to glorify God with your mouth.
Otherwise, you will be glorifying the devil. The choice is yours. | image tagged in bible,god,jesus,christian,love,worship | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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DOES "LUCIFER" REALLY MEAN "SATAN?” Here's something you may not know: “lucifer,” which we equate with Satan, does appear in some Bible translations and I have no problem with that. In fact, we can see lucifer in Isaiah 14, where it talks about the fall of Satan, and Ezekiel 28 where it mentions wickedness being found in him. But "lucifer" is actually NOT a proper name. It's a Latin word (derived from the Hebrew word) meaning, "morning star." The actual Latin word is "luciferum." The translators of the Bible's King James Version didn't know what the Hebrew word meant so they literally transliterated the Latin word "lucifer," or “luciferum," or "morning star."; I don't bring that up to get into some tit for tat, but only to point out Mormonism's claim that Lucifer is supposedly the brother of Jesus, and that both were born of physical, sexual relations between God (which can't be because God is a spirit) and one of His “wives,” which makes no sense on many levels, including their use of “lucifer” for the devil’s name when it is not even a proper name. So, it can't be a real character in their story of a supposed family squabble between Jesus and “Lucifer.” I am only picking this apart a bit because Mormonism claims their gospel is better than the Christian gospel and promises us that theirs was also
inspired of God. But with all due respect, how can it be from God if their
whole story is based on a completely flawed use of the word? | image tagged in lucifer,god,satan,bible,jesus,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT SATAN'S LEVEL OF EVIL? If you've seen our study series, "Spiritual Warfare: The Satanic War on the Christian," you'll know that, in Greek, Scripture's word for Satan's level of evil is "poneros," versus how he could have been depicted as “kakos.” Kakos is just a general evil and could be described in this way: A kakos person would go in to rob a 7-Eleven, and then when the store is surrounded by the police with no way of escape, he would give up and put his gun down. That robber would be considered kakos, or generally bad. But "poneros," which is used to describe Satan's brand of evil, would result in a quite different end to our scenario. A poneros individual, like Satan, would be in that same store with his gun, but when surrounded by the police with no way out, he is so evil he would shoot and kill as many people as he can before being taken. That's poneros and it is the word
our Bible uses to describe Satan’s more extreme brand of evil. | image tagged in satan,evil,christian,bible,god,jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT SATAN'S LEVEL OF EVIL? If you've seen our study series, "Spiritual Warfare: The Satanic War on the Christian," you'll know that, in Greek, Scripture's word for Satan's level of evil is "poneros," versus how he could have been depicted as “kakos.” Kakos is just a general evil and could be described in this way: A kakos person would go in to rob a 7-Eleven, and then when the store is surrounded by the
police with no way of escape, he would give up and put his gun down. That robber would be considered kakos, or generally bad. But "poneros," which is used to describe Satan's brand of evil, would result in a quite different end to our scenario. A poneros individual, like Satan, would be in that same store with his gun, but when surrounded by the police with
no way out, he is so evil he would shoot and kill as many people as he can
before being taken. That's poneros and it is the word our Bible
uses to describe Satan’s more extreme brand of evil. | image tagged in devil,satan,god,bible,jesus,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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ARE YOU NOT ABLE TO FIND A HEALTHY CHURCH? We get calls and emails every week with the same old story—people cannot find a healthy Church. Christians should be thankful if they have one lead by a faithful shepherd, but those are getting fewer and farther between. For those who don’t have a healthy Church, I encourage them to get rid of any convenience mentality. Even though we are living in the days of apostasy (it will get worse) and it won’t come easily, God is faithful to get us to a healthy Church but we need to do two things: First, the five-minute drives are over, so give that idea up. I used to drive ninety minutes one way, and some attending our Sunrise Bible Church are doing that now. So, what? Jesus went all the way to Calgary. In my spirit of bluntness these days, I challenge folks to realize they obviously know the importance of a healthy
Church but still refuse to drive twenty minutes for it. My counsel goes like this: “With all due respect, you are admitting you presently go to services at an apostate Church, so you are part of the problem. Your attendance contributes time, treasure, talents, and another tongue to help that apostate Church continue on. Do you really want to do that?” Remember though, there is no perfect Church, including my own. And if you think there is, don’t go there because you’ll mess it up, just like I would. But if all true, born-again Christians—who know they're not at a healthy Church—would make an exodus this week, most of those Churches would go belly up. Then biblical Churches preaching the truth could do so much more with the increased numbers. So, that spirit of convenience and compromise that causes people to stay in apostate Churches has contributed to lack of attendance at the healthy Churches, which are harder to find these days. But you should know that Christ would not leave you high and dry. He will give you an opportunity to get to a biblically-based Church where you can grow in your relationship
with Him—it may just take more faith and effort on your part. | image tagged in church,bible,god,jesus,christian,advice | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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