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Churchianity & Christianity (opens the original)
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I’ve been working on a book, and since I’m done with a rough first draft, here’s a preview of the first chapter. I grew up on a small farm in southeastern Oklahoma in a community so small it wasn’t on any maps. We had two stores: Sisk Grocery and Beer Can Bob’s. Bob’s wasn’t really a store so much as a broken down building with a huge trailer out front filled with recycled aluminum cans. The only other building in our “town” was Falfa Baptist Church. The s
Air Fryers & Entire Sanctification (opens the original)
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Entire sanctification is a controversial doctrine, and it is often caricatured as “perfectionism,” the idea that Christians can be flawlessly perfect in the same way or nature as God. For those who oppose this teaching, they suggest that it creates an unreasonable standard of perfection that is beyond the reach of any human being, even if they are followers of Christ.My good friend Kevin Watson’s article, What is Entire Sanctification, does a great job of summarizing the Wesleyan foundation and
Overcoming Spiritual Paralysis (opens the original)
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In Matthew 9:1-7, we read about Jesus’ conversation with a paralyzed man. His friends had brought him to Jesus with great faith that he would be healed. Imagine what the friends and the man might have thought when Jesus looked him in the eye and said, “Take heart, son; your sins are forgiven.” (9:2) “Ummm, Jesus, that’s not the problem here. Open your eyes!” Jesus understood the fundamental and deepest problem of our human condition. Sin is humanity’s biggest problem, even if it is not our most
Nothing Fails Like Success (opens the original)
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In his excellent book, The Great Omission, Dallas Willard shares the following brilliant insight, There is a real point to saying that in religious matters, nothing fails like success. These types of movements touch the human heart very deeply and serve profound human needs. Because of this, they soon attract many who do not even want the fire of the founder—they do not really understand it. But they do need and like the light and the warmth it provides.There are, of course, many visible cases w
Born for the Water (opens the original)
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Every now and then I have a dream that sticks with me. While not every dream is from God, there are times when God uses memorable dreams to speak to me. One way I sense a dream is from the Lord is when it is very vivid and sticks with me long after the fact. Another indicator is that it points me to God and His Word. I’d like to share a dream I had a little over a week ago. In the dream, I had been invited to preach in a church near my hometown of Talihina, Oklahoma. It was a covered building, b
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