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Posts by Dan Jenkins (Page 77)

Looking at Two Years

The beginning of a year is a wonderful time to look at the blessings we have received from God in the past twelve months and to look at the blessings which will be ours in the coming years. This past year has given us so many reasons to rejoice. Consider the following blessings which we have. Thank God for the challenges we…

A Time for Reflection

Is there any better time for reflection than the end of a year? In less than three weeks the year 2013 will be history. We are one year closer to the time of our death and one year closer to determining where we will spend eternity. Consider the following thoughts which seem so timely as this year comes to a close. Are…

The Perfume of Christians

Last week we discussed how Christians may stink to the world, but there is no stench from godly lives as far as heaven is concerned. Little does the world realize that there is a beautiful fragrance which ascends to heaven from the saints, and that aroma surrounds His throne and perfumes the corridors of heaven.  What a contrast! This fragrance is first…

Christians Stink!

When Jesus asked for the removal of the stone covering Lazarus’ tomb, the response was, “Lord, by this time there is a stench, for he has been dead for four days” (John 11:39). The stench of death—few have ever experienced it. Perhaps there was the odor from the death of an animal, but never the stench of death from a human body.…

Why were you born?

Solomon said, “For everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven” (Ecc. 3:1). Have you ever considered, not just the time for every purpose, but the purpose itself? More specifically, have you ever considered the purpose for your existence? Have you given much thought to the question, “Why were you born?” The ancient Greek philosophers thought about the…

God did not say, “You shall not use instrumental music.”

Sometimes men make a mistake when they come to the Bible and expect God to expressly prohibit actions which displease Him. The Mormons, who used water in the Lord’s Supper, say, “Where does the Bible say you cannot use water?” This approach to the Bible totally ignores the truth that when God expressly commands actions it disallows all other actions. Consider the…