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Oswald Chambers on a moral imperative – Attempts at Honesty
Every man has an imperative something within him which makes him say “I ought,” even in the most degraded specimens of humanity the “ought” is there, and the Bible tells us where it comes from—it comes from God. The modern tendency is to leave God out and make our standard what is most useful to man. The utilitarian says that these distinct laws of conduct have been evolved by man for the benefit of man—the greatest use to the greatest number. That is not the reason a thing is right; the reason a thing is right is that God is behind it. God’s “oughts” never alter; we never grow out of them. Our difficulty is that we find in ourselves this attitude—“I ought to do this, but I won’t”; “I ought to do that, but I don’t want to.” That puts out of court the idea that if you teach men what is right they will do it—they won’t; what is needed is a power which will enable a man to do what he knows is right. We may say “Oh I won’t count this time”; but every bit of moral wrong is counted by God. The moral law exerts no coercion, neither does it allow any compromise. “For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all” (James 2:10). Once we realize this we see why it was necessary for Jesus Christ to come. The Redemption is the Reality which alters inability into ability.
Mark H. McIntyre,
God’s Mirror
“The law was brought in so that the trespass might increase. But where sin increased, grace increased all the more.” Romans 5:20 We gaze into the mirror every morning counting on it to show us the …
Rich Vega,
God’s Mirror
“The law was brought in so that the trespass might increase. But where sin increased, grace increased all the more.” Romans 5:20 We gaze into the mirror every morning counting on it to show us the …
Rich Vega,
Vi snubblar, begår många fel och tungan kan ingen tämja? Jak. 3:2 + Jak. 3:8
Vi begår alla många fel – snubblar – säger Jakob, och det är ju verkligen en generell sanning om människan! Men han säger direkt efteråt att om vi INTE felar i vårt tal så är vi fullkom…
Annika Björk,
Why Following Your Heart is a Bad Idea
Should you follow your heart? Is our heart or feelings a reliable source of guidance? Learn what the Bible says about seeking and finding wisdom.
Greg Laurie,
The easy-peasy way to discern a false teacher
By Elizabeth Prata There is an easy way to tell if a teacher you like, follow, admire, or ‘learn from’ is false. I’m going to reveal this heretofore (not so) hidden way to detect …
Elizabeth Prata,
Always Winter, Never Christmas: Life without the Gospel
Paul tells his readers they’re fools to believe they can perfect themselves without the cross of Christ. How does that look in your life?
Revive Our Hearts,
We all stumble in many ways + No man can tame his tongue? (James 3:8)
We all stumble in many ways + No man can tame his tongue? (James 3:2 NIV + James 3:8) Some people who are searching through the Bible in order to find verses which support sinning sometimes try to …
Annika Björk,
Election 2012 Part 5: Is it Wrong to Vote for the Lesser of Evils? Shouldn’t We Instead Vote for a Third Party Candidate? - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Eternal Perspective Ministries is a Bible-believing, Christ-centered nonprofit organization founded by author Randy Alcorn.
Randy Alcorn,
The easy-peasy way to discern a false teacher
By Elizabeth Prata There is an easy way to tell if a teacher you like, follow, admire, or ‘learn from’ is false. I’m going to reveal this heretofore (not so) hidden way to detect …
Elizabeth Prata,

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