Into My Heart.

Another spectacular song with a message.

 

Into My Heart.

 

By Bryan Duncan & Reed Vertelney.

Fanatic  Music/Word Music.

1992.

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Into My Heart

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One of favourite Singers with a clear message:

 

BRYAN DUNCAN SONG:

 

Written by BRYAN DUNCAN and MICHAEL OMARTIAN Copyright 1992.

Fanatic Music/Word Music

Are YOU feeling unqualified ?

Are YOU feeling unqualified?

Sunday 9th February 2025

‘“The God of heaven Himself will prosper us; therefore we His servants will arise and build,”’ Nehemiah 2:20 NKJV

With its walls torn down, Jerusalem was defenceless against her enemies. So, Nehemiah assembled a team to rebuild the walls. He had no training for this job. He wasn’t an architect or a builder. Jerusalem was far away, and he had never been there. Any way you look at it, he was unqualified for the job. That’s a common denominator with many of the people God has used in a remarkable way.

Noah was a farmer, called to build a boat in the desert. David was a shepherd, called to topple a Philistine champion. Nehemiah was a cupbearer, called to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls.

 When it comes to doing God’s will, God-ordained passions are considerably more important than any human ability we can contribute. In fact, God often uses us at our point of greatest inability. That way He receives all the credit. But understand this: when God gives you a ‘burden’, or a ‘passion’, or a ‘vision’, you have a choice to make. Nehemiah already had a good job. Being the king’s cupbearer was like being his right-hand man. He didn’t simply enjoy job security; he enjoyed the perks and privileges of his position. He would have been comfortable staying right where he was. But if he had chosen to do that, he would have missed God’s will, missed having a book named after him in the Bible, and you wouldn’t be reading about him right now.

 Are you feeling unqualified? When God calls you, He equips you, resources you, guides you, and guarantees your success.

SoulFood: Isa 53:1-12 Acts 8:26-40

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Psychology and Theology ( Re-Visited)

 

Psychology and Theology (re-visited) 

Psychology is a non- follower's Theology! 

Psychology is the surface of Theology.

Psychology points to the greater Truth.

Theology.

Secret Things

Secret Things: (Re-Worked)

 

Perhaps  you know someone  that has asked you the question, "What is your favourite Bible verse?" Most Christians have asked or been asked that question. This is impossible to answer for obvious reasons.  As we all have a number of favourites. However when we read about earlier Christians  we can begin to see what they quote often. 

 

In the case of  the Reformer John Calvin, here is one he quotes a lot.

It says, "The secret things belong to the LORD Our God, but the things that are revealed belong to us and to our children forever, that we may do all the words of this law." 

( Deuteronomy 29:29 )

This verse is profound, because it remind us of a basic truth. This is a truth that we easily comprehend because we all know of events, people and things that God has not revealed to us.

 There are things about God and His work that we could not understand and many things that, in His wisdom, He has decided to keep from us.

Job, Old Testament saint, learned this lesson. He suffered in many terrible ways and even after God appeared to him, he did not learn why he had suffered. But Job himself says, "Therefore I have uttered what I did not understand, things too wonderful for me, which I did not know"

 (Job 42:3). 

 

Job's encounter with God made him acutely aware that there were many things that he did not understand, many truths that were beyond his understanding 

In the New Testament, this truth is echoed, by the Apostle Paul

writing "For we know in part and we prophecy in part." Then he adds: "For now we look in a mirror dimly, but then we shall know face to face.  Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.

 (1 Cor. 13:9, 12).

There are many things that God has chosen not to explain to us. God knows all and is sovereign in all. But our knowledge is partial. At least until we reach Heaven.Then as my Dear Wife once said, "we probably won't care."

There are secret things that belong to the Lord. But God, in His kindness, has given us a distillation  of His all -sufficient Word.

My thanks to those titans of the faith who have gone before.