Philippians 3:18–19 For many walk as enemies of the cross of the Messiah, as I have told you often and in tears. Their end is destruction from their god, the desires of the flesh. They glory in their shame because … Continue reading →
Philippians 3:9–11 That at the end I may be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which comes through faith in the Messiah, the righteousness from God that depends on … Continue reading →
Chapter Two; Verse 1–2 If there is any encouragement from belonging to Christ? Any comfort from his love? Any fellowship in the Spirit? Any brotherly love and compassion? Then complete my joy by being of one mind, one love, united in … Continue reading →
Verse 1:22–23 If I continue to live in the flesh it will mean fruitful work for me. But which one to choose perplexes me. My desire is to go and be with Jesus, for that is far better. Here he … Continue reading →
Chapter 1: Verses 7–14 It is right for me to feel like this about you, because you mean a great deal to me, both in my imprisonment and in the defense of the Gospel. God knows how I long to … Continue reading →
This is another excerpt of Roger’s book, The Bible & Science Agree the Earth is Young PLANK #7 Because the week of creation is strongly connected to other events What is meant by the title? It is as if the … Continue reading →
Today we start our study of Philippians. These will be updated excerpts from Finding the Power to Believe Chapter 1:1 Paul and Timothy, slaves of Jesus the Messiah, to all the saints in Jesus who are at Philippi, including the … Continue reading →
Galatians 6:6 Those who are taught the word of God should provide for their teachers, sharing all good things with them. This is why I charge for my books—what can I say? But to speak for other teachers, it’s hard … Continue reading →
One of Jesus’ most frightening warnings One of the scariest passages in scripture is the portion in Matthew 7:21–23. Jesus is talking about walking the straight and narrow path and carefully examining the fruit of those teaching you. How straight … Continue reading →