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Children of God by James R. Coggins
When Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist, God declared, “This is My Son” (Matthew 3:17 NIV). Then Satan quickly tempted Jesus, saying, “If you are the Son of God…” (Matthew 4:3,6). Satan was casting doubt, asking Jesus if He … Continue reading
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Tagged Abba, children of God, It is written, John the Baptist, MIracle, Satan
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Uncomfortable Preaching by James R. Coggins
Years ago, I was involved in the planning of a Christian writing conference. We asked the director of a highly regarded Christian theatre group to teach a seminar on writing plays. When he said yes, we asked him if he … Continue reading
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Tagged John the Baptist, preaching, revival, sin, Southern Baptist
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Location, Location, Location by James R. Coggins
Mark 1:4-20 describe the ministry of John the Baptist and the beginning of the ministry of Jesus. John the Baptist preached in the desert/wilderness near the southern end of the Jordan River, where it empties into the Dead Sea. He … Continue reading
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Tagged John the Baptist, Kingdom of God, repent, wilderness
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The Good News by James R. Coggins
Many modern commentators deny the divinity of Jesus, arguing that He never claimed to be God. However, the book of Mark declares at the beginning, in what serves as a title, “The Beginning of the Good News about Jesus the … Continue reading
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Tagged Isaiah, John the Baptist, Mark, Messiah, Son of God
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A Personal God by James R. Coggins
Luke 1:5-25 tells a story with cosmic significance. The priest Zechariah was performing temple service on behalf of all the Jewish people (and in a sense on behalf of all people). Gabriel, an angel, who stands in the presence of … Continue reading
Fruit and Love by Julie Arduini
This fall I’ve been attending a small group that has been discussing principles gleaned from the movie, Overcomer. There has been so much great conversation there. The one main theme I’ve come away with is when it comes to our … Continue reading
Unpopular Parenting
Oh, the advice, admonitions, and warnings I received when our daughter was young, and often from people who had very little day-to-day contact with us. Their biggest complaint? That I sheltered her too much. And in every accusation came the … Continue reading
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Tagged Elizabeth, Isaiah 40:11, John the Baptist, Nazarite, parenting, prayer, Savior, Zechariah
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Living Free by Julie Arduini
I don’t know about you, but sometimes I wonder if Facebook is a barometer when it comes to our feelings about our country. Many of my updates from all walks of life (writers, Upstate NY friends, Ohio friends, family) are … Continue reading
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Tagged America, declarations, Facebook, freedom, Independence Day, Jesus, John the Baptist, Julie Arduini, July 4th, prayer, proclamations, USA
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