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“What the fruit of the Spirit practically looks like: • Showing kindness to those who hurt you • Having joy even when life is hard • Being patient with difficult people • Keeping control over your eyes, mind and heart”...

Hang in there @Riven. You’ve come to the great physician. That’s exactly where all men need to be.

* One more reason why I always try to take the stairs. *

From my X / Twitter “Following” feed this morning - “Does calling out sin and false teachers cause division in the Church?” https://x.com/drfrankturek/status/2089321345226281276?s=61

“The greatest joy of a Christian is to give joy to Christ!” - C.H. Spurgeon

The day is coming when all will acknowledge that it is.

That’s the answer to your question. A person with a seared conscience cannot enter the kingdom of God with a seared conscience.

“Reading is a vital method of intellectual improvement. Watching television, or listening to the radio, or using other handy methods of ‘killing time,’ is much more effortless, but doesn’t offer the rewards available to the serious reader. It is a shocking situation that in this country, many...

“I urge you to get equipped with good solid answers so you can be an effective witness in today’s world.” - Ken Ham

You may not have noticed that I’ve spoken about my spiritual roots running through the Radical Reformation. I follow an ex-Muslim, now a Christian, on social media. (Because he’s heavily invested in evangelizing Muslims.) He posted the following comment on X / Twitter this afternoon - “Radical...

I’m reconsidering my answer to your question. Why did you ask me? Do you think that you have? Are you concerned that you may have? Is that why you asked me? Are you wanting to know if a person who has seared their conscience can be saved?

You posted a photograph of dead Holocaust victims on Monday evening (post #203). I’d like for you to look at it with me again. These are people in a foreign land. You don’t know any of them. Neither do I. The photograph caused made me to feel something. I made the assumption at the time that...

“Christianity is a way of living and gives its rewards only to those who live out its implications.” - James H. Jauncey