Little things mean a lot. Nathanael couldn’t figure out how Jesus knew who he was. They had never met, and Nathanael knew nothing at all about Jesus. www.keepbelieving.com
Sometimes the words of Jesus seem too strong, his demands too strict, his sayings too mysterious to understand. Sometimes the problem is simply that Jesus asks for everything, and that’s more than we are willing to give. www.keepbelieving.com
“Why Did You Doubt?” (Matthew14:31)
When Jesus says, “Come,” you’d better come.
When he says, “Walk,” you’d better walk.
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“Who then can be saved?" (Luke 18:26)
The answer is simple, really.
Apart from God no one can be saved.
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“Where are the nine?” (Luke 17:17)
Jesus asks three questions.
1. Were there not ten healed? Yes.
2. Where are the other nine? Gone.
3. Is there no one here but this foreigner? No one.
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Derek Taylor, the KBM webmaster, has just installed a program on our website that turns all Scripture references into hyperlinks with a “hover” window that contains the complete verse. www.keepbelieving.com
Evidently Jesus hung out with a bad crowd.
We know that because the super-religious types found it offensive. One translation catches the flavor this way:
“Why does your teacher eat with such scum?” (NLT)
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My recent debate with James Corbett on the topic, "Is God the Best Explanation for Moral Values?", has generated quite a stir. www.conservantlife.com
Check out this interview I did last week with Apologetics 315, one of the more popular apologetics Podcasts. www.conservantlife.com
“Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?" (John 9:2)
It’s a natural question, isn’t it?
When a disaster happens, we want to know why. Why Haiti and not Jamaica? Why Chile and not Brazil?
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