"... the more we become like Christ, the more sensitive we are to the remaining corruptions of the flesh. As we mature in godliness our sins become more painful and more obvious to ourselves. The more we put away sin, the more we notice sinful tendencies that still need to be put away. This is the paradox of sanctification: the holier we become, the more frustrated we are by the stubborn remnants of our sin."
~ John Macarthur
The Vanishing Conscience
Trust in the LORD! (Psalm 115:9-11)
9 O Israel, trust in the LORD! He is their help and their shield. 10 O house of Aaron, trust in the LORD! He is their help and their...
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In the film Chariots of Fire there is a memorable scene involving Eric Liddell and his sister, Jenny . She is chiding him for what s...
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Implicit in Christian monotheism was a critique of pagan polytheism. According to the Christians, the Greek and Roman gods were human inve...
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"It is a wretched and horrifying state of affairs. Our society openly condones and defends the worst kinds of evil. Civilization as w...