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Small steps to conversion

The wise J. C. Ryle writes: The first beginnings of the work of grace in a sinner are generally exceedingly small. It is like the mixture of leaven with a lump of dough: A single sentence of a sermon… A … Continue reading

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Brit Hume offers Tiger Woods hope… in Christ

While the mainstream media spotlights Tiger Woods’ affairs and troubles, and while others “throw stones” here is Fox News commentator, and professing Christian, BRIT HUME discussing his advice to Tiger: flee to Christ for forgiveness. The video clip is HERE … Continue reading

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Praise to my Lord & Savior of 30 years!

Today I have been incredibly humbled as I consider my Christian conversion 30 years ago this July 11th. I was 18 and just out of high school when I was, by grace, born again by the Spirit of God. Perhaps … Continue reading

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God is waiting…

Amazing grace to us is preceding by an amazing God! A wonderful truth about the character of our God is expressed in Isaiah 30:18, the text from my sermon yesterday — Therefore the Lord waits to be gracious to you, … Continue reading

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