What Can Wash Away Our Sin?
Spiritually speaking, blood cleanses. Not just any blood, but the blood of Jesus. Let us look into this text and examine its points.
Spiritually speaking, blood cleanses. Not just any blood, but the blood of Jesus. Let us look into this text and examine its points.
I would like to compare and contrast Judas Iscariot and Simon Peter. Perhaps we shall glen some precious truths along the way.
Just because an action is accomplished doesn't mean that the heart was in it. The Bible gives indication of this. But then, our text speaks of a turning to God, and that, from the heart. God wants the change to come from the inside out.
Doug MeadowsText: John 6:41-42 Have you asked, “Who is Jesus?” My friend, it is a good question. I also say that it is an inquiry of vital importance. The answer […]
Most everyone likes a good love story. Well, it is my objective today to tell you a love story. As someone said, "It's the sweetest story ever told."
In reading Jeremiah I cannot help but think about America. Especially when I come across passages as found in our text.
One day we will be held accountable for our sin. The debt will be tallied. The question is, can you pay?
Do you have a relationship with God? This will be my focus today.
We are all going to leave this world one day. I would like to know, which way will you leave?
The fragrance of Christ is not all the time received as the smell of salvation and grace. Sometimes, the sweet smell of Jesus is regarded as the smell of death. For the lost, the aroma of Jesus isn't pleasant but pungent. I submit, either way, the Gospel always has an impact.