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Soul Calm That Buttresses Biblical Leadership

A Psychology In the title, I use the terminology, “soul calm,” which is peace from God.  I don’t mind calling “soul calm,” psychology, which would mean a psychology behind biblical leadership or pastoring.  “Psychology” comes from the two Greek words, psuche (“soul”) and logos (“word”).  True psychology is God’s word about the soul.  To continue […]

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Embracing An Unstoppable Advantage For Guaranteed Longstanding Victory (Part Four)

Part One     Part Two     Part Three The War Waged Against the Soul Storming the Gates or Something Clandestine Fleshly lusts war against the soul of believers (1 Peter 2:11) by invading each soul as a conquering army would .  The army storms the gates, enters in a more clandestine manner, or sieges its […]

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Embracing An Unstoppable Advantage For Guaranteed Longstanding Victory

Supply Chains and Tripping Hazards Something I never heard before 2020 were the two words, “supply chain.”  I looked into those two words and didn’t find them used together before the last half of the twentieth century.  Google books gives just one page of examples for the whole century and none in the nineteenth century.  […]

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Making Sin Justifiable and Permanent By Diagnosing It As A Psychological Disorder

Part One “Mad” and “Madness” As you read through the King James Version, you will read the related English words “mad” and “madness.”  People in general don’t use these words any more or they use them in a completely different way than both the King James Version and historic Christianity.  In 1863, William Smith in […]

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For All Have Synd

Sin “Sin” is a word most people rarely say or hear any more.  If they admit they’ve done anything wrong, they’ve made mistakes and committed errors.  Rightly so, because they’re not thinking so much about whether they offended God in what they’ve done. A very biblical word, “sin” left common usage as people eliminated it […]

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Not Knowing What You With Certainty Can Know Is True and Knowing What You Can’t Know Is True

What you can know with certainty is anything that God says.  You know the Bible is true.  God said it.  It’s true and you can know it with certainty.  More than ever, what God says, people don’t know.  They treat what God said like they can’t know it. Scripture talks about treating what you can […]

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Eastern / Buddhist Meditation Harms You, Psychologists Agree

In our world today people often assume that meditation, as practiced by Buddhists or other advocates of Eastern religion, is healthy and beneficial.  Areas of society where Christian religion are excluded are often open to Eastern meditation, although it is just as religious–albeit a different (and false) religion. Eastern meditation is diametrically opposed to the […]

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