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If God is holy and just, why does he let wicked murderers, rapists, warmongers, child abductors live, and continue their wickednes!? The Bible has the answers! CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH!?!

In Chapter 1 of Heaven on Earth, Thomas Brooks argues that believers can attain a firm, well-grounded assurance of their salvation in this life, basing his claim on ten core biblical arguments. He demonstrates that assurance is built on universal gospel truths rather than private revelations, that scripture's primary purpose and promises are designed to foster certainty, and that God has placed internal "springs" of assurance—such as faith, hope, a good conscience, and love for believers—within every Christian. Furthermore, Brooks highlights that God actively commands the pursuit of assurance, provides practical means (like self-examination and the Lord's Supper) to reach it, and calls believers to constant spiritual joy, which requires knowing one's standing with God. Ultimately, he refutes theological systems that promote perpetual doubt, affirming that God's children can rest securely in His unchangeable love and covenant promises.

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THE DAY I RAISED MY RIGHT HAND! ["I Swore to Defend My Country—But I Surrendered My Life to the King!"] 2 Timothy 4:6–8 KJV There is a day many American veterans will never forget—the day they raised their right hand and solemnly swore to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.That oath represented commitment, sacrifice, and a willingness to serve something greater than personal comfort.Through the testimony of the Apostle Paul, we discover three great truths: 1. THE OATH I TOOK — A PROMISE I WAS EXPECTED TO KEEP 2. THE ENEMY I FACED — A BATTLE BIGGER THAN I REALIZED 3. THE KING I SERVE — AN ALLEGIANCE THAT WILL NEVER END This message honors America's veterans while reminding every listener that our greatest hope is not found in earthly citizenship, military achievement, or patriotic devotion, but in the saving grace of Jesus Christ.Military service may come to an end, but the believer's eternal life in Christ never will.

The Apostle John gives us three truth tests for whether we are truly born of God. First, sincere love for God's children reveals a heart changed by the Father. Second, willing obedience shows that God's commands are no longer a burden but a delight. Third, overcoming faith trusts that Jesus is the Christ and, through him, overcomes the world. These are not ways we earn new birth; they are the fruit of it. Do our lives bear the marks of transforming grace?

In this solemn commentary on Luke 13:1–5, John Owen urges believers to recognize God's hand in catastrophic national and historical events, viewing them not as random tragedies or signs of self-righteous superiority, but as divine warnings calling every individual and institution to repentance. Owen outlines the nature of impending judgments—ranging from absolute and unalterable decrees to conditional threats that can be diverted—and highlights how God mercifully signals coming wrath through preliminary disasters, natural disturbances, biblical truths, faithful watchmen, and internal societal decay. Ultimately, he warns against spiritual apathy, worldliness, and false security, reminding us that whether facing systemic collapse or divine chastisement, genuine repentance and a return to gospel obedience remain a nation's only true refuge.

Job 32-37 Goodrich, MI