Romans 4; 6
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natalie wrote a new blog post: in need of God’s rich, true grace 10 months, 1 week ago · View
I was just thinking about sin the other day while reading Isaiah. I started to think… we take sin way too lightly! We take advantage of God’s grace perhaps without even recognizing it! I was reading Isaiah 65:2-5 and noticed how deliberately God’s chosen people sinned against Him. Go read it. And read the whole book [...]
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Toriano Mayo wrote a new blog post: When Do You Best Experience Grace? 1 year, 1 month ago · View
Okay, I am writing this knowing that I probably don’t have this whole idea completely understood (obviously)! I definitely haven’t perfected it and would love some dialog as to whether or not you think this is right, mainly because I don’t wanting to be teaching truth if it is not complete truth, that’s scary (James 3:1). [...] -
Richard Venable posted an update about Romans 4:5: 1 year, 10 months ago · View
”And to the one who does not work but believes in him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is counted as righteousness”
I always want to work for my righteousness, but God wants me to receive it as a gift.
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Carolyn Anne Venable wrote a new blog post: Judgment or Reproof? 2 years ago · View
“…reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with all patience and teaching…” 2 Timothy 4:2 What Christian who speaks forth the word of God boldly has not been accused of being judgmental? There is a vast difference between judgment and reproof, between judging someone’s heart and intentions and correcting them out of love for their souls. Correction is not often perceived [...]
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Hannah Venable wrote a new blog post: The Sons of Abraham 3 years, 6 months ago · View
Here we read about the call of Abraham and the beginning of the Abrahamic covenant (that is more officially made in Genesis 17). As followers of Christ, we are also part of this covenant. We are children of Abraham. We are told this many times in the New Testament. Romans 4:16 is one of the [...]
Me too!
Praise the Lord, tho we have to receive it as a gift. Because anything we bring is to the altar is ash! We build with combus We got nothin!
Praise the Lord! He is our righteousness!
We build with combus..hehe that was supposed to be we build with combustible materials (Wood, Hay, and Stubble). Lets buy and build with Gold, Silver and Precious Stones, from our Lord!
Amen to that! By the way, welcome to Biblefox, Chad! Let me know if you have any questions (put them in the Site Help forum: http://biblefox.com/groups/site-help/forum/ ).