In the closing verses of Psalm 139, David zealously prayed for the destruction of the wicked and then submitted himself to divine scrutiny as well. Like David, Christians should hate evil and long for its eradication. Vengeance, however, isn’t our responsibility. God alone judges righteously. Only when we understand His holiness and purity will we realize how lost and sinful we truly are; only then will we place our trust in Jesus, and be saved by grace from God’s wrath.
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The Evidence of Abiding
This series of five messages, taken together, provides a balanced exploration of abiding that is both deeply devotional and firmly rooted in the text of John 15. This powerful portion of Scripture helps us to understand that "abiding" is not some kind of mystical concept but an ordinary, life-giving pattern of daily fellowship with Christ.
The Assurance of Abiding
This series of five messages, taken together, provides a balanced exploration of abiding that is both deeply devotional and firmly rooted in the text of John 15. This powerful portion of Scripture helps us to understand that "abiding" is not some kind of mystical concept but an ordinary, life-giving pattern of daily fellowship with Christ.
The Communion of Abiding
This series of five messages, taken together, provides a balanced exploration of abiding that is both deeply devotional and firmly rooted in the text of John 15. This powerful portion of Scripture helps us to understand that "abiding" is not some kind of mystical concept but an ordinary, life-giving pattern of daily fellowship with Christ.
