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This site is intended to allow discussion of theological matters, from a Christian perspective. I will attempt to show how to apply Scripture to everyday life in practical ways. Additionally, I will focus on how to understand, apply, and share Scripture: read the Bible, study it, disciple, teach it, preach it, and evangelize.

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1W ago

6 Days of Creation

Someone asked if I believe in 6 Literal Days of Creation. What follows is my response. I try to take the Bible at face value (where ever possible), otherwise it would be way too easy to minimize the possibility or likelihood of miracles, and just explain them away. “In the context, the word day in [

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WBMoore's Weblog · 2W ago

If you think we have free will, what do there verses mean to you?

There are plenty who want to believe they had a hand in deciding whether they would be saved or not. And I understand that position, as I can still distinctly recall where I was and what was occurring when I decided to follow Jesus. But reading scripture gave me a different understanding of what rea

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WBMoore's Weblog · 4W ago

Does God lead or allow different people to believe conflicting things?

I can not count how many times I have heard that God is not a god of confusion and so logically would not allow people to come to different conclusions about theological matters. Is it possible that God will lead people to believe different things? Jesus said the Holy Spirit would lead us to all [..

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WBMoore's Weblog · 4W ago

Is being a Calvinist or Arminian a prerequisite to salvation?

We are saved through by grace through faith, which is a gift from God and not by works. We were dead in our sins and made alive by God when we were born again. And we were created to do good works. Ephesians 2:1-9 1 As for you, you were dead in your transgressions and sins, 2 in [...]

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1M ago

Do all that God gives to Christ come to faith in Christ?

There is a question for some people about whether you have the ability to refuse to come to faith in Christ if God has chosen to give you faith. First, we must realize that no one can be with God UNLESS they go through the Son. John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the [...]

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1M ago

So if someone doesn’t turn from sin to God, are they saved?

There are many people who claim that all we need is ‘belief’ to be saved. Are they right? Well, that’s certainly what Paul said. Acts 16:31 [ The Jailer Converted ] They said, “ Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household.” So they are right, all we need is belief. But i

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1M ago

Diana Waring’s History Revealed curriculum

I dont usually do reviews of texts. But I thought I would make an exception in this case. Who knows, maybe I will expand the goal of my blog to helping parents grow godly children by adding in homeschool ideas/helps. But for now, I simply HAVE to brag on Diana Waring’s history curriculum. My family

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1M ago

Family-Integrated Church`

I had no idea what I was looking for in a church even existed! I’ve posted on this subject before (http://wbmoore.wordpress.com/2008/11/21/young-adults-leave-the-church-in-droves/): modern churches are losing youth and young adults in droves. We are failing to evangelize and disciple them – even wi

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1M ago

The reason for Easter and attending church

I debated just how much commentary this passage needs. But its seems to me the reason for Easter is so we would have a way to enter the holy place by the blood of Jesus – having our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience. The reason we need to attend church? To stimulate one [...]

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WBMoore's Weblog · 1M ago

The first Passover lamb and first Sedar

Thousands of years ago, Jews enslaved in Egypt had to kill a lamb and put its blood on the door, and God would Passover their home and not destroy those who showed the faith to do what God commanded. In preparation, the people celebrated the first Sedar – done to teach the people what God [...]

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