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Posts by David Sproule (Page 166)

The. Perfect. Law. Of Liberty.

In one of the most practical, real-to-life books in the Bible, James urges his readers to be more than just passive, forgetful hearers of God’s Word.  He charges us to be “doers of the word” (1:22), which requires “looking” into God’s Word (1:25).  The word “looks” in verse 25 involves a close, intent examination.  It’s the same Greek word used of Peter,…

Don’t be a slacker!

Imagine someone coming into your workplace or your home and tearing the place up, throwing everything on the floor, breaking everything in sight and just making a complete mess. What would you think of that person? How much would that bother you? Take a moment and consider these words very carefully, “He who is slothful in his work is a brother to…

Don’t be a slacker!

Imagine someone coming into your workplace or your home and tearing the place up, throwing everything on the floor, breaking everything in sight and just making a complete mess. What would you think of that person? How much would that bother you? Take a moment and consider these words very carefully, “He who is slothful in his work is a brother to…

The joy of “doing unto others”

What is it that brings you satisfaction? The answers to that question are endless. There are certain things that we “do for ourselves” that satisfy. But, many have found the real treasure. They have discovered the true and pure satisfaction that comes in “doing for others.” Rather than waiting on someone to call you to see how you’re doing, do you call…

“But, he’s such a good man!”

If someone is a deeply sincere, devoted, religious person, who believes in the true God, worships God and prays to God, wouldn’t you think that such a person would be in a better-than-average relationship with God and pleasing in His sight?  Such human reasoning can be dangerous and leave one with a false sense of security, an unscriptural conclusion and a lost…

Two different reactions

As a major hurricane is forecast to strike, there are often two very different reactions. For some, it seems that panic sets in. Their own personal Terror Level reaches DEFCON 1 and everybody else had better watch out. For others (on the other end of the spectrum), they are rather nonchalant about the whole thing. If it comes, that’s fine. If it…