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How do we handle challenging situations like the ones we may be currently facing in the world today? We give some tips on handling tough times when they do come.
We conclude our discussion on why Christians engage in dead works, which they should not ordinarily engage in. This should enable us to fully consider the dead works we may have been engaging in and, therefore, repent.
Not only does God want us to thank Him for all things, but He also wants us to thank Him whilst we are going through situations that are not pleasant. We also consider some pertinent reasons to thank God in every circumstance.
We begin discussing why Christians engage in dead works when they should not. The essence of this discussion and the second part thereof is to bring us to realise what we are doing wrong so that we can repent.
God’s command to Christians is to thank Him for all things. What does it mean, and why thank God for all things?
As we delve deeper into dead works, we look at scriptural examples of dead works and give explanations. We also look at those who engage in dead works.
We conclude the Parable of the Soils by looking at the essence of the parable for you. The bottom line is the listener's heart or, should I say, your heart. If your heart has not been made right with God, the word of God, for all its power and benefits, will not do you good.
Continuing our discussion on "Repentance from Dead Works", we turn our attention to defining/describing what dead works are.
Now we look at the good heart listener. We also see why this listener is productive and fruit-bearing.
We now look at why people fake repentance and what is required if repentance is genuine before God.
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