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Ten Small Beginnings That Can Grow Into Sin.
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”I practice and cultivate a divinely gifted calling in teaching and counseling. The content I write and share is intended for educational, devotional, and practical Christian living and spiritual encouragement, and is not a substitute for Formal Theological Authority.
— Dr Gyamfi”
Most people do not fall into sin all at once.
As the Lord lives, it’s well with us
It’s more than an affirmation of God’s existence. Its a statement of declaration of a living, active presence that shapes our present and secures our future.
When we say, “As the Lord lives, it’s well with us,” we are placing our confidence not in shifting circumstances but in the unchanging faithfulness of the One who holds time, mercy, and purpose.… Read the rest
Spirit of Discernment
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“I practice and cultivate a Divinely gifted calling for teaching and counseling. This content is for educational and devotional use only and does not replace formal theological training, licensed counseling, medical, or legal advice.”
Dr Gyamfi
When we pray for the Spirit of discernment and receive it, every step of our life fulfills the work of the Fruit of the Spirit outlined in Galatians 5:22–26.… Read the rest
Who Is a Lost Soul (According to Galatians 5)?
A lost soul is anyone who lives by the flesh and practices the works of the flesh described in Galatians 5:19–21.
Paul lists the acts of the flesh:
a. Sexual sins: Sexual immorality, impurity, and debauchery.
b. Spiritual sins: Idolatry and witchcraft
Relational sins: Hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dimensions, factions, and envy.… Read the rest
A person who has never accepted Christ is often easier to convert than someone who has backslidden.
Disclaimer:
1. The observations and suggested answers in this piece are based on my research and my personal experience as a Christian since I accepted Christ in 1983. They reflect my interpretation, understanding and observations through Christian practices, they are not presented as exhaustive theological conclusions.