The book of Romans is many times called “The Gospel of God”, since it presents the full gospel according to Paul. Here we see not just the fact that we are sinners in need of God’s redemption, but also that after being regenerated we are much more saved in His life, we are being daily […]
the complete gospel of God as revealed in the book of Romans, God’s full salvation
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God wants us to know Him personally, subjectively, and intimately; we need to know God!
So far I have been in awe at the Christ revealed in the book of Isaiah, as we have been going through the Crystallization-study of Isaiah (1). In message two we see that Christ is the Lord Jehovah, the Eternal God and we need to have a revelation of Him so that we can know Him, […]
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As we see in Romans, the Spirit of life liberates us, delivers us, renews us, and glorifies us!
These days we’re going through the book of Romans – the Crystallization Study of the Gospel of God in Romans, and more specifically, this week we’re really enjoying “The Divine Spirit mingled with our human spirit – the secret of God’s organic salvation and the key to the entire Christian life“. Wow, even the title […]
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some enjoyment from “The Humanity of Jesus(2)” podcast on ageturners.com
Did you listen to this past podcast, no #15 (it’s not the last one, but a previous one) about “The Humanity of Jesus (2)” – When people contact us, they should touch a “blue cord” sewn into the fringe of our “garment”; that is, they should touch a living that is under the heavenly rule. For […]
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God’s eternal purpose as revealed in the seven figures in Genesis 2
While reading and enjoying Genesis chapter 2, with the help of the Life-Study and the footnotes in the Recovery Version, I was impressed with the seven figures presented in Genesis 2. Actually, this picture has been drawn by God Himself in His Word and reveals to us what is in His mind and what He […]
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Enjoying God and living for His purpose; stop trying to do, and enjoy the God of Joy!
Recently, I have been pondering over “Enjoying God and Living for His Purpose” – you know, we need to see the connection between enjoyment of God and purpose of God! First of all – Our God is a God of purpose! The universe was created for God’s will, which is His purpose (Rev 4:11). We may […]
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Lord, You can my hunger and thirst satisfy – feed me, Lord Jesus, give me to drink!
Have you ever been singing a song and realized that the writer has experienced more of the Lord than you? There’s a line in a song that I’ve sung for years that says “Thou canst my hunger and thirst satisfy”. Lately I’ve been challenging the Lord on whether He can truly be everything to me. […]
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