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"Patience and longsuffering with joy."

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The Holy Spirit through the Apostle Paul uses two very significant words describing God's power in Colossians 1:11.

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Here is the reason the Bible says we need spiritual power: We have no power of our own.

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Christians need to understand that the only yardstick that counts when it comes to spiritual things is the Word of God, and the only evaluations that matter are the ones made by Jesus Christ, the righteous Judge and Head of the church.

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We live a world that has gone mad - mentally, spiritually, politically, morally. God's Word is our sure anchor in such a time as this.

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According to reliable surveys, the vast majority of Evangelicals believe that good works are necessary to earn eternal life.

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Today many churches are telling people, "Come as you are," when what they really mean is, "Stay as you are"...as in, "Stay in your sins."

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Concluding his powerful sermon, "Who Is A Pardoning God Like Thee?", Archibald Brown addresses the vital doctrine of the Christian's sanctification, and its relationship to God's saving grace.

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Whose pardon but that of our God is so full of grace? He has no reason to forgive us, except for His gracious purposes.

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"God never brings old scores up again, or taunts with the past whilst He forgives the present."