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Navigating Faithsaves.net

A while ago, the faithsaves.net website was updated to a new format.  While the new format had a variety of advantages, including being mobile friendly, some people thought that the old format was easier to navigate.  It is now possible to look for articles in both the old and new formats.  To find something the […]

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The Apostatizing of Humility for Proud Reasons

Before I get to this post, I want to give some updates.  A few of you wrote me about my hint at going to Israel.  I’m sorry, but I’ve postponed that at this time because of some personal reasons.  It might still happen in the future and I’ll keep you informed.  I’ve got a few […]

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An Attempted Shell Game with God: Classifying Scriptural Issues of Practice as Non-Scriptural

God has given mankind a lot of liberty.  A list of non-scriptural issues is a much longer one than a list of scriptural ones.  Given enough time, I might be able to write a list in length past the distance to the moon of non-scriptural activities. What kind of furniture polish do you use?  Do […]

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Jessie Penn-Lewis: Keswick & Welsh Revivalist, Quaker and Freemason (part 1 of 22)

The content of this post is now available in the study of: 1.) Evan Roberts 2.) The Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 3.) Jessie Penn-Lewis on the faithsaves.net website. Please click on the people above to view the study.  On the FaithSaves website the PDF files may be easiest to read.   You are also encouraged […]

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Adult Children, pt. 5

Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four According to God, relationship on earth is hierarchical, which is why all the teaching in Ephesians 5 and 6 on relationship corresponds to submitting to the Holy Spirit.  Peter said, obey God rather than men (Acts 5:29).  If submission in a relationship means disobedience to God, then we shouldn’t […]

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The Pharisaical Practice of Comparing People, Especially Yourself, to Other People

In the Sermon on the Mount, in part as an antidote for a heinous, diseased practice of the Pharisees to compare themselves with others, Jesus said (Matthew 5:48): Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect. The Apostle Paul later wrote (2 Corinthians 10:12): For we dare not make […]

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Adult Children, pt. 4

Part One, Part Two, Part Three Some parents, after having poured heart and soul into children for eighteen to twenty-two years, especially now see them falter as adults.  They are told by many, if not most, close to all, that nothing can be done about it.  They should negotiate a surrender where maybe they can split […]

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Late (post AD 70) dates for the Gospels: The Evidence Examined

College students at secular universities are frequently informed that the accounts of Jesus Christ in the Gospels are late compositions that are a result of a significant period of evolutionary development.  This is the standard anti-supernaturalist attempt to explain away the portrait of Christ as the Divine Son of God.  The synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, […]

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Adult Children, pt. 3

Part One, Part Two Even those with a casual knowledge of scripture very often know Romans 1.  Beginning in verse 18 to the end of that chapter, the content follows that men sin as a lifestyle, not because they lack in knowledge, but because of rebellion against that knowledge of God.  They know God, but […]

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On Father and Son from Jordan Peterson in His 12 Rules for Life

I’m stepping on my Monday post with this, so I implore you read that one, and the one I posted Saturday night both.  Don’t miss those to get to this one. This Thursday night, my wife and I will be going with two others to see and hear Jordan Peterson in San Francisco.  It is […]

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