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The prejudice of offence

On By DonaldIn Behaviour, Congregational life, Personal development, Personal religionLeave a comment

Some of the most prejudiced people are those who take easy offence. How is this so, and so what? This is very relevant in our politically correct era when those in public life and on social media are busy taking offence at their opponents' opinions. So what is the connection? Both prejudice and offence are …

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When did the Bible last change your thinking or behaviour?

On By DonaldIn Behaviour, Bible Exegesis, Church reform, Congregational life, Definitions, Personal development, Personal religion3 Comments

Christians claim to be submissive to the Word of God. They acknowledge that they are not 'the finished article'.  So when did the Bible last change your thinking or behaviour? The development of one's Christian character is effected by the Holy Spirit applying the Word of God to one's thinking, speech and behaviour. It is …

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