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I can answer just about any question about Christian living, believing that the Biblical revelation is meant to deal with all of life. Though not every modern issue is addressed specifically in the Bible, I feel confident in applying the grand principles of love, submission and Christ-likeness to all issues. I can't answer some questions definitively simply because God has not given detailed information on some matters. I can draw valid conclusions from what God has revealed, though.
I was raised in the church from my childhood, and have had an interest in God, the Bible and spiritual things from a very early age. At around the age of 15, I felt led to pursue a future in full time ministry. I've been in professional ministry since 2003, but was very active in teaching and encouraging Christians long before that. I preached my first sermon at the age of 15 and have found great joy in teaching God's truths ever since!
Pastor of New Hope Community Church; member of the Christian Ministers Association.
BA in preaching from Hope International University (Fullerton, CA); full time pastor for five years; continually engaged in reading and studying to further my understanding of Scriptures.
Living out our trust in and devotion to Christ is what being a disciple is all about! Christian living is the goal of Christian learning, disciplines, and everything else. How we live is our 'proof in the pudding' as Christians.
I am, before anything else in this life, a disciple of Jesus Christ, and each day I am given another chance to become more like Him. I hope to lead the congregation under my care (and anyone else who will let me) to see themselves as disciples of Jesus above any other identity they have.
If we do not live lives of trust, we do not trust, and so obedience to Christ is the proof (not the cause) of our faith in Him as Lord. We embrace Him as Savior and serve Him as King. How can we hope to be saved if we ignore the King's commands? If Christ is the living One, people should be able to see Him alive in me!
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| Kelly | 11/02/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Nanette | 10/24/09 | 9 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Kris | 09/29/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| corey | 08/20/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | mr. parish showed knowledge in the area ..... |
| angelyn | 08/16/09 | 9 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
Kelly, If I'm understanding your question to me correctly, you're not asking whether you are meant to be with this man, but whether you should hold on to the expectation or just carry on as if it's
Benjamin, Thank you for your sincere questions. I apologize that my response has taken this long, but weekends are rather busy for me, as you can imagine. First, to your question of what someone
Matthias was the thirteenth apostle; most orthodox scholars agree that the John of Revelation was the apostle John - one of the original twelve. Truthfully, we have no reason to doubt that God honored
Corey, Wrestling with the flesh is a sure of sign of godliness because it proves an understanding that the flesh is no longer rightful master. It is when we have laid down our weapons and have simply
Corey, I must warn you against settling for semi obedience to the Master. To justify willful disobedience in one area of your life by referencing an acceptance of the Lord's calling in another is dishonest
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