Category: Soul and Strength

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Questions and Answers

Ron Francis

This idea has been on my mind for a couple of weeks now since I’ve heard more than one person remark that the problems of the world are that Christian’s don’t follow Jesus….or something to that effect. I think Greg’s answer is a very good short summary. Quite remarkable when looked at this way. In… Continue reading Questions and Answers

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Loving God

Ron Francis

This morning is Valentine’s Day. A day everyone talks about Love. But there is a greater Love which we share in the Fellowship of the Church. Mike Ratliff has a useful discussion about one aspect of Love that the Bible clearly presents. After thinking about what Jesus taught us in the Great Commission reflect upon… Continue reading Loving God

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Love and Accept Like Jesus?

Ron Francis

I have not quoted Greg in awhile..But this one is worth reading….understanding this common challenge and having a Biblical understanding deep enough to be able to have a dialogue in these situations is useful. It would be interesting to see aspects phrased as questions back when challenged. Greg usually asks good questions: Such as: What… Continue reading Love and Accept Like Jesus?

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I’m Becoming More Reformed

Ron Francis

I was going to post a comment on Mike’s blog. But decided it’s too long to just comment upon. So I’m reposting it with my thoughts. This is so true. There is a trend and it’s surprisingly quite extensive. Protestant “Christians” moving back to the Roman and Orthodox Churches. If you have observed the news… Continue reading I’m Becoming More Reformed