At year end there is the usual reflections on the year just past and hope projected to the year upcoming. It has become tradition to lament the failures of the year and try to recall some successes, too. I feel some reflection must also go to what we have given.
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Archive for December, 2013
Reflections on giving
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Christian Intolerance
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Here’s a thought: to all those who like to point out just how intolerant Christians are, how unwilling they are to compromise their beliefs to suit others’ opinions – you are still alive, aren’t you?
Christians are extremely tolerant, because they do not see those who oppose them as enemies. Those who follow Jesus Christ see all humans as family. Families differ and may have arguments, but they are still family.
The Spirit of God is upon Me
Posted in Bible Studies, Statements, tagged Abraham, bible, Christ, christian, church, dave doc rogers, davedocrogers, Doc Rogers Writes, doctrine, essay, faith, freedom, God, holy, Holy Spirit, jesus, lord, moses, pray, prayer, spirit, study, trust, truth on 2013-12-02| Leave a Comment »
“The Spirit of God is upon me…” God told Isaiah this is what the Messiah, the anointed salvation of God’s people, will say. Jesus read this section in the scroll of Isaiah, after he had returned from his baptism and the desert. He sat down and all eyes turned to him. He said, “This scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” John quoted Jesus, “You see the things I do. You can do these things and greater.” (Chapter 14) The Messiah came to fulfill several roles. One of them was to walk in the Spirit of God. Another was to give that back to Man.