Help This Make Sense! by Kevin Deane
Kevin DeaneMy goal with each article is to help you read the Bible well on your own. I'm a Pastor who loves discipleship and the beautiful complexities of God's Word!
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What Does “You Will Judge Angels” Mean?
In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul is addressing a lawsuit between two believers. He rebukes them for bringing the case before a judge and not before the church, and asks, “do you not know that the Lord’s people will judge the world? And if you are t...
Desert Island Theology
If someone with no knowledge of Christianity were left on a desert island with nothing but food and a Bible, what kind of theology would they leave with?
Now, I know what happens when you pose a hypothetical situation. Someone far more cle...
Is it Okay For Christians to Go for a Walk?
This article is a direct followup to my previous article, in which I argued that sin primarily has to do with the passions and desires of the heart. In order to demonstrate this, and the absurdity of trying to determine which actions are pe...
Sin is More than Just Actions
The Desires, the Affections, the Passions
When Paul describes the sin that we need saving from, he doesn’t just talk about things we do, he talks about the passions and desires of the heart.
“And you were dead in the trespasses and s...
Which Issues are Issues of the Conscience?
In my previous article, I tried to answer the question of whether or not there is such a thing as a ‘grey issue.’ We saw that God’s laws are always objective, but that Paul also tells us that when it comes to issues of the conscience, to pu...
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Pastor of Discipleship at Harbour Fellowship Church My goal is to equip you to read your Bible well on your own.
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