January 2023 - jmhowington

To Defend the Bible’s Credibility, Consider Joshua’s Longest Day in Context

The long day of Joshua (Joshua 10:12-14) is one of the better-known and most controversial astronomical events in the Bible. Many Christians use this passage to demonstrate the power and the sovereignty of God over His creation. Atheists use this passage to discredit the Bible. For millenniums, there has been discussion and controversy over the […]

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Compete for the Ultimate Prize

Those who wish to win the lost and be successful in ministry must have rigorous self-discipline. It takes great effort and agony to win. The winner limits personal privileges and indulgences to reach people. Paul’s Race Paul’s passion was to preach Christ to Jews and Gentiles alike. When teaching non-Jews about the Lord Jesus, Paul

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Exodus 2:24 – God’s Promise to You

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God did not turn His attention to Israel because they were such good people, but because of the covenant He made with them. Israel was preserved and delivered because God keeps his promises. Likewise, He will keep His promises with you. Moses The second book of the Bible contains the story of Moses and an

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The Epistle of Jude Also Refers to Jesus’ Siblings

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The Epistle of Jude, in the Bible’s New Testament, is addressed to all believers of the gospel. Its design guards believers against the false teachers who had begun to creep into the Christian church. They scattered dangerous tenets, attempting to lower all Christianity into a merely nominal belief and outward profession of the gospel. They

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Prosperity and Good Health for those Walking in the Truth

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The third epistle of John encourages a specific individual, Gaius, as he faithfully follows the Lord, warning him about a wicked man in the church and pointing to another faithful example in the church. Third John is the shortest book of the Bible by word count, though 2 John has fewer verses. John, the writer

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The Elect Lady and The Truth

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The book of the Second Epistle of John does not directly name its author. The tradition from the earliest days of the church states that the author was the apostle John. There have been various conjectures over the years that another disciple of Christ named John may have been responsible for this letter. However, all

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