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Written by Jonathan Jones II
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Saturday, 04 September 2010 |
Sunday morning series beginning September 12th |
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The Importance of Reputation |
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Written by Jonathan Jones II
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Saturday, 04 September 2010 |
The Importance of Reputation
By Jonathan Jones II
A recent Wall Street Journal interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt revealed some disturbing realities about privacy and reputations in the digital age. Google CEO says you may have to change your name to escape your past. |
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Saturday, 28 August 2010 |
Conviction and Certainty
By Jonathan Jones II
We live in an age of skepticism and doubt. Nothing is "off limits" to scrutiny, examination and reevaluation. Long established traditions and beliefs are now all being questioned, even in the realm of religion. |
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Saturday, 21 August 2010 |
Understanding God’s Word
By Jonathan Jones II
Can you understand the Bible? Is it even possible for an average person to comprehend the message of the Bible unaided by some "professional?" Must you have majored in theology or attended a seminary to know God's will? |
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How Can I Know I’m Saved? |
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Sunday, 15 August 2010 |
How Can I Know I’m Saved?
By Norman Bales
This is an excerpt from Norman Bales’ book How Do I Know I’m Saved?, pp. 162-163.
How can we know that we have received the seal [of the Spirit] confirming our identity as citizens of the kingdom? Some people may base their claim for citizenship on what they feel. Emotions sway our beliefs so powerfully that one often senses he is denying reality when he elects to believe anything that conflicts with how he feels. Nevertheless, feelings can distort reality and produce erroneous conclusions. In the Old Testament story of Joseph, the older sons of Jacob fabricated a lie to cover up their misconduct. They told their father that a wild animal had killed his favorite son. Jacob believed the contrived tale and suffered all the grief emotions that any father would suffer over the loss of a son. However, subsequent history proved that Jacob’s feelings were mistaken. When one assumes that he has received God’s grace on the basis of what he feels, he is using a flawed measuring device to gauge his status. |
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