Monthly Archives: October 2018

In the previous post entitled “The Unforgiveable Sin” I commented on blaspheming the Holy Spirit. If an unbeliever blasphemes* the Holy Spirit, Billy Graham** calls that an unforgiveable sin. If that person never finds Jesus as their Savior and never … Continue reading →

Wanda Elizabeth “Beth” Moore is an American evangelist, author, and Bible teacher. My wife has heard her speak at a women’s conference and has reported to me the power of her teaching. My adult Sunday school class is beginning a … Continue reading →

Sometimes in life we have recurring sins, you know ones that just don’t ever seem to go away. Maybe we just can’t reach the point where we can declare that “God took this away from me!” with any true finality. … Continue reading →

  In the previous post “The Hard Stuff,” it sounds like I am having a pity party. God wants me to put my “self” aside and put Him first. God wants me to confess my sins. God wants me to … Continue reading →

I am blessed to be writing about the Holy Spirit right now. Billy Graham’s book* is speaking directly to me. I am asking God to help me, to change me, to lead me in another life direction. So, today I … Continue reading →

I have a question for you… How can we look at our face in the mirror, go away from the mirror and forget what kind of person we have just seen?* I don’t know the answer to that question but … Continue reading →

“Is there anyone among you who is wise and understanding?” James 3: 13 When we turn to the Book of James, we find that it is such a straightforward book, written as a “pep talk”, encouraging Christians to live righteous … Continue reading →

I used to watch a lot of golf on television. I hate to admit this but there was a time in my life when I loved golf. I literally adored it. Before I lost my heart to golf, I already … Continue reading →

Why would a Christian seek the power of the Holy Spirit? God has a purpose for us to be filled with the Spirit. In Acts 4:31 it says “And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit, and began to … Continue reading →

Full and filled… What is the difference between the two words? Billy Graham* uses people from the Bible to illustrate “full”. He said John the Baptist was full. The Apostle Paul was full. Let’s go further. He says they “were … Continue reading →