Author Archives: Seth Meyers

Forgetting Christ and Loving Money: 2 Venda Pastors

Two men climbed into my vehicle for a 20 minute ride. After learning that they both call themselves Christians, I asked the first what his church teaches. First man, Mr. Rambau*: I attend United. Seth: I don’t know that church, … Continue reading

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What is a Christian?

We are a people who seek first the Kingdom of God. That means when treated badly, we turn the other cheek. We love and pray for our enemies returning good for evil. When taken advantage of, we go the extra … Continue reading

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The Glories of Mark

Facts about Mark Words repeated by Mark Lines unique to Mark Facts that we only know from Mark 3 Accounts in Mark alone 3 Accounts expanded in Mark Observations about Mark’s accounts Main point of Mark

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5 Reasons Mark’s Account of Divorce Should Take Priority

Mark 10 and Matthew 19 both record a discussion of divorce between Jesus, the Pharisees, and His disciples. There are some differences in the two accounts, but there are some similarities. Both are longer accounts, several hundred words in Greek. … Continue reading

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The Best Exegetical Case for No Divorce

What Christian can disagree with these basic statements? Don’t we all agree on this? We’re in great trouble with no way out. Only Christ can save us. Without Him, we are doomed by the law. For professing Christians, there should … Continue reading

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Defense of Sola Scriptura

Does the Bible teach that the Bible alone is the highest authority for the Christian? Recently, I heard a debate about Catholicism, and when this question was raised, the Christian struggled to give a good answer. Bible believers may be … Continue reading

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Godly Men Who Died Young

Conclusions

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More Change Than Same Between the Testaments

If you take up the book of Deuteronomy and read its 7 sermons, perhaps one per day, what themes would be in your mind? Then the next week, what would happen if you read the book of Acts keeping in … Continue reading

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60 References to the Second Coming

The Second Coming in the New Testament The Second Coming in the Old Testament Observations about the NT’s usage of the Second Coming Conclusion

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A High Perspective Of Man

“What is man, that You remember him? Or the son of man, that You are concerned about him? You have made him for a little while lower than the angels; You have crowned him with glory and honor, And have appointed him over … Continue reading

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