Tag: Born Again
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Resurrected To Life
(1 Corinthians 15:20-23) Resurrection, as I have been making the case in my last few posts, is the core, critical teaching of Christianity for without it, there is no Christianity. The hope of salvation that we teach and believe in is that we will be resurrected to life in Christ Jesus through the grace of…
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Resurrection of First Importance
(1 Corinthians 15:1-11) There are many, many things we have to learn in relation to walking in Christ, and there are often many different opinions about what we believe. But Christianity, when it is all boiled down, has only a very few critical teachings by which we receive the gift of God’s salvation. The few…
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In The Holy Spirit
(1 Corinthians 12:1-3) Many years ago while my father was still alive he said to me that we need to take note of the “little” words in the Bible. It is often the small words that we can pass over at a glance that convey a depth of meaning we would miss otherwise. I have…
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Bought With A Price
(1 Corinthians 6:19-20) Two of the most important factors in the Christian life are covered in this section of scripture. It also gives us two excellent reasons why we must do as the final few words in this section tells us; “Glorify God in your body.” 19 Or do you not know that your body…
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Renewed In Christ
(1 Corinthians 6:9-11) There are many scriptures in the bible that provide mankind with hope and this short piece is no exception. We all have a past that we are not happy about or were ashamed about. Some did things that were worse than others, but we all came from a background of sin in…
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You Are Clean
(John 13:7-11) This post continues the discussion of Jesus washing the disciples feet. In his conversation with Peter, Jesus said, “You are clean.” He went on though to show they were not all clean for He knew Judas was unclean and was to betray Him. Now it is evident that by these words when Jesus…
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You Must be Born Again
(John 3:1-8) One of the most common sayings among Christians today is that you must be born again. And yet I often wonder how many times people using this expression truly understand what it means. The implications of these few words are mind boggling, as Nicodemus discovered when Jesus explained it to him in this…
