Posted on January 28, 2009 by brianrmahon
Introduction
I must admit that I have been horrified by recent studies and discussions concerning the sanctity of life. Previously, I had not been horrified enough. What follows is not a comprehensive discussion by any means, but some thoughts concerning this issue as it faces the entirety of the world today in its various forms. For [...]
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Posted on January 26, 2009 by brianrmahon
Due to the length of it, I posted this under the “Other Writings” tab above. If you have time, I would benefit from your thoughts as always.
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Posted on January 19, 2009 by brianrmahon
The Bible makes it crystal clear that we can hinder our own prayers. Husbands who are at odds with their wives have their prayers hindered; believers who are carrying on in sin have their prayers hindered; many struggle to believe the revealed truth about God as Father, or Provider, or that He is unchangeable and [...]
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Posted on January 13, 2009 by brianrmahon
This is more of a reminder to myself than anything else, although the appendages that I would write of may often be forgotten amongst us in general. The tendency is to get comfortable with repentance for the sake of repentance, wisdom for the sake of wisdom, and knowledge for the sake of knowledge. It is [...]
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Posted on January 13, 2009 by brianrmahon
I write from personal reflection when I type that the theology of sin has largely been lost amongst my own soul and, I do believe, the American church in general. The pace of our day has consumed time for thinking on one’s sin and the consequences of it. Our culture beckons the church to be [...]
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