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Let the conversation with Christ and the Father continue through the day. Luke 18: 1-8

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Often called the Lectio Divina, simply means as we read His Word we can pray too. It is about integrating our prayer and Scripture life for greater spiritual stimulation that leads to greater understanding of our Lord and then greater application of His precepts. As we read God's Word we can and should be praying to our Lord, too. This combines...

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Session XI of Love and Relationships!

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Maturity is to know that our need is to be in Christ, and not to be to ourselves!

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Let the conversation with Christ and the Father continue through the day. Luke 18: 1-8

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Principles of biblical interpretation ought to be determined before developing one's theology, but in practice the reverse is often true. Cultists in particular consistently read their deviant theologies into the biblical text instead of allowing the text to speak for itself. Faith teachers are also guilty of this practice, as I document in my book "Christianity in Crisis".

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Session X of Love and Relationships!

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Learning is to learn and grow from the experience the Lord gives us so we are an example for His work!

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Man shall not live by- bread alone"

The Scriptures is our primary means of knowing God and growing in His grace.

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Mark Dever rightly describes Expositional Preaching as "preaching that takes for the point of a sermon the point of a particular passage of Scripture." However, I have heard many sermons that intend to be expositional, yet fall somewhat short. Below are seven pitfalls that one might try to avoid. Each of these pitfalls either doesn't correctly make the message of the passage the message of the sermon, or doesn't make it a message to that congregation at all.