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Qualities of Our Heavenly Inheritance
Don't rush by the concept of “inheritance” mentioned in Hebrews 6:12. See the qualities of “inher...
Don't rush by the concept of “inheritance” mentioned in Hebrews 6:12. See the qualities of “inheritance” in three Greek words found in 1 Peter 1:4, defined by Dr. Tozer in his Pulpit, Volume 5: “incorruptible” (aphtharton), “undefiled” (amianton) and “fadeth not away” (amaranton). We have a deposit of this inheritance in us right now and it's reserved for us in Heaven while we are being kept by the power of God to it. 1 Peter 1:4. Disc 4 of 45 in the Hebrews series. VF-1892
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Quench Not the Spirit: How to Yield to God
When we resist or put off God, we are quenching the Holy Spirit in us. However, if we yield ourse...
When we resist or put off God, we are quenching the Holy Spirit in us. However, if we yield ourselves to God, He will enable us for His purposes. Yielding to God is not about what works we can do for Him; it is about what He is able to do in us and through us as yielded vessels to His will. VF-2452.
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A short prayer for God to quicken (enliven or revive) you in all of your afflictions: "Quicken me...
A short prayer for God to quicken (enliven or revive) you in all of your afflictions: "Quicken me LORD according to Thy word." Psalm 119. Psalm 119. VF-1874
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Rahab: Never Judge a Book by Its Cover
The faith of a Canaanite whore, Rahab, teaches us to never judge a book by its cover! Even though...
The faith of a Canaanite whore, Rahab, teaches us to never judge a book by its cover! Even though she was a pagan, she knew something about the living God that most Canaanite people probably didn't know: He alone is able to save. Simply put, this woman had heard about the power of God and all the victories He had won for the children of Israel, and she said, "I want that too!" For her simple act of faith, God spared her and her entire family from destruction. That one act which typifies the s...
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Real Christianity's Constant Warfare vs. the Co...
A moral person is adjudged a “good person” if he internalizes and does that which the world agree...
A moral person is adjudged a “good person” if he internalizes and does that which the world agrees is the good and avoids that which is bad. When this view of oneself as a “good person” is raised to the level of deification and called “righteousness”, that very “goodness” becomes the most evil of all sins: spiritual pride. Galatians 5. VF-0576. © Copyright 1988
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Real Protestant Reformation, Freedom in Christ ...
The legalist message of works is so strong that the very disciples of Jesus were caught in its tr...
The legalist message of works is so strong that the very disciples of Jesus were caught in its trap. After Christ ascended into heaven, they would have let Christianity become a splinter sect of the Jewish religion. God had to call Paul to rescue the Christian faith by teaching him the message of grace, peace, and freedom in Christ and salvation by faith alone. Galatians 1-4. VF-0629. © Copyright 1989
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