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@soul man ....and crave by prayer the work of the Holy Spirit in applying the Word also... :)

@soul man Seems like this placement is particularly preferred by many tattooees, especially women. Although some women increasingly go for full or half sleeves or else others simply prefer a small symbol on a wrist or finger, the inner forearm as a placement does offer something of an...

@soul man I wish more preachers asked themselves this question from Paul...

@Irwin Fletcher This is why the Incarnation (John 1.14; 1 Timothy 3.16, etc.) is such a wondrous truth: the very idea that a Saviour would come into the world.

@Pathfinder7 So did you vote in this poll, above? :)

@Pathfinder7 Great sentiment in well known words there!

@Giuliano May we never lose the Gospel urge to make Him known! :)

@Naomi25 Well, as mom you certainly do sometimes get a sense of what might eventually be either likely or according to the balance of possibilities.

@Naomi25 I must say that I think Darby did a good service in raising issues that need to be faced. Perhaps he didn't have all the answers, but the questions when raised are useful in 'rightly dividing the word of truth'. (Darby also wrote some really good hymns!)

@Naomi25 I think that some of those verses do seem to indicate different groups of people, and this is what dispensationalists tend to point out.

@Naomi25 Well, it's great that you have developed and articulated a sense of what is aesthetically balanced and pleasing in tattoo designs and placements. And perhaps you are right to be willing to state that an initial, single design on its own might not mesh well with any subsequent ones if it...

@Naomi25 Those indeed are great verses, with universal application. Romans 3 also does seem to indicate that those under the law had a special responsibility.

@soul man I'm glad you said it; it baffles me when they might make a whole series of statements which boil down to their or other ppl's personal preferences; yet when it comes to something really major like that there is suddenly a deathly silence or else some vague exculpatory phrase.

@Rita I'm not into Halloween remotely, either, but there's always pumpkin flavoured muffins....

@Waiting on him Interesting that in Malachi, with its reference to the refiner's fire, seems to allude to such malleability as conducive to blessing.... :) While of course in Revelation Laodicean lukewarmness is far from a compliment...

@VictoryinJesus Interestingly, Lauren Daigle's own singing of Light of the World is available in a slightly different - and in my humble opinion - better presentation here (and I'm not referring to the video, but to the musical version): (Unless it's my speaker that's playing tricks on the...

@VictoryinJesus In a sense the lyricist is writing from a pilgrim vantage point of those who are on the hill brink of perceiving the immensely far reaching effects of the Incarnation. The musical use of pauses and syncopation only increases a sense of suspense and wonder. There is a sense of...

@VictoryinJesus PS: Oh, was it Christ Tomlin?

@VictoryinJesus Yes, haunting and moving. I wonder who wrote those good lyrics?

@soul man Sad comment, but maybe more truth to it than what one would like to admit.