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Have you ever heard someone say, “I might as well live it up, I’m going to hell anyway?” Maybe that’s you. The feeling that our spiritual condition is hopeless and not worth the effort is nothing new. Is there hope for us if we feel like we have gone too far and that our sin is beyond redemption? Also, read about God's faithfulness to those who continue to follow Him even in the midst of an evil world, how our hearts can so easily deceive us, and how important it is for all of us to give and receive encouragement.
Today's Featured Post is one I hope everyone will read and consider prayerfully. In it I ask the question, "Are we as committed to our faith and it's spread as our Muslim Neighbors?"
Tent-making, sewing and Bible study have one thing in common. They all require the ability to "cut it straight." When a seamstress cuts out the pieces of a pattern, she must do so accurately or the pieces won’t fit together properly. As a tent-maker, Paul understood this principle because it also applied to his trade. And he used the same language to explain the importance of accuracy in our study of God's Word. Today we'll look at ten important principles that will help us "cut it straight."
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