Written by Kay Vincent
Author Archives: Joseph Lee
Willful Sin
Deliberately turn their backs on Christ and return to the world. That is exactly what willful sin is.
Bear One Another’s Burdens: Loving your neighbor!
Most recently, a good friend lost her job right in the middle of this COVID-19 pandemic.
Who do you say I am?
God had spoken to her when she was walking home from class. She read on a church marque the words, “Who do you say I am?” Then she heard Jesus say to her, “Who do you say that I am?”
COVID-19: Working from home
COVID-19 has changed many lives and working environments. With shelter at home orders, employers have accommodated employees to work from home. By doing so, it seems that employees cannot get away from work. It is always with you even if you try to leave it. Many employees now have their company emails dropping into theirContinue reading “COVID-19: Working from home”
Breaking News: Jesus of Nazareth Has Risen from the Dead! The Tomb Is Empty!
Originally posted on Marketplace Evangelism Today:
April 12, 30 AD: At about 4:30 this morning, Mary Magdalene reports that she went to the Jesus’ tomb and found it open. She peered inside and saw that Jesus was nowhere in sight. His body was gone and his burial cloth was neatly folded up. According to John,…
Be Kind: But Are We?
Wow! That is a lot of drama for our little community! At the same time, the “Be Kind” movement is all around our town with families and businesses hanging “Be Kind” signs on their front porches as well as in their businesses.
When you pray to God, do you call Him Abba Father?
My wife Diane and I are doing a new Bible study on prayer. We are using a book called 28 Days to Powerful Prayer by Dave Earley. This book is geared to teach a new Believer or a seasoned Christian how to pray and pray with power.
Are you bold in your sins?
“There is a close connection between true repentance and forgiveness (v.3). The plain meaning of this expression in verse three is that John preached the necessity of being baptized in token of repentance, and that he told his hearers that unless they repented of their sin they would not be forgiven.”
Jesus Came to Seek and Save the Lost
Today’s reading comes from Luke 19:10. But before we get to that verse, let’s see the context in which Jesus spoke of why He came into the world. Let’s read Luke 19:1-10 (ESV): He entered Jericho and was passing through. 2 And behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax collector and wasContinue reading “Jesus Came to Seek and Save the Lost”