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Oct 12

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  AlleluiaYouth added a text contribution Matthew 7

  7:1~ It is not for you in your carnal mind to judge. Only the Lord’s spirit can judge. By stepping out to judge in your carnal mind you open yourself up to judgment because you are working in flesh. A... Read more »

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Oct 5

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  johncolumbo added a link contribution American Christianity...

  http://blog.unseenbattle.net/american-christianity/

  Some music to contemplate Matthew 7.13-27. Message by Paul Washer, music by me. Oh God wake up this generation! Read more »

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Apr 30

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  JC-Ryle added a text contribution Matthew 7:12-20

  In this part of the sermon on the mount our Lord begins to draw His discourse to a conclusion. The lessons He here enforces on our notice, are broad, general, and full of the deepest wisdom. Let us ma... Read more »

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Feb 17

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  grapevine777 added a text contribution Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter...

  Many claim to believe in Jesus, but few truly know Jesus. This is what Jesus is talking about here. Read more »

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Jan 15

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  tylerjagen added a text contribution Matthew 7:15-19 Watch Out!

  What makes this so difficult is that somethings it takes a while to see the bad fruit appear. My first thought is Ekhart Tolle and the New Earth that many Christians are following. The fruit "appear... Read more »

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Jan 6

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  bocajrfan added a link contribution Matthew 7:13-29

  aliveinthismoment.blogspot.com/2007/04/matthew-713-29.html

  As Jesus closes out the sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), he draws a final application to what He has been communicating to His listeners. Throughout His talk He has been trying to distinguish betwee... Read more »

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Jan 5

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  epicfaith added a text contribution You will know them by their fruits.

  Matt 7:17 “So every good tree bears good fruit, but the bad tree bears bad fruit. 18 “A good tree cannot produce bad fruit, nor can a bad tree produce good fruit. As Christians, we tend to think th... Read more »

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Jan 1

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  upwardjourney added a link contribution Good Fruit

  upwardjourney.wordpress.com/2009/01/01/good-fruit/

  Moving against the flow of culture is a difficult path. The cultural norms and expectations create a large amount of pressure to conform. The “gate that leads to destruction” is traveled by many. T... Read more »

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May 27

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  daily_devotions added a link contribution Practice Makes Perfect

  dailydevotions.com.au/myblog/practice-makes-perfect.html

  We may have grown up in church, we may have read parts of the Bible, we may know how we should live our lives, however if we don't put it into practice Jesus will not recognise us as his own. Read more »

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May 6

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  volumewhiz added a text contribution The Christian Shock (Washer)

  I've never heard of this guy, Paul Washer, but I found him on youtube @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuabITeO4l8&feature=related. He delivers his message in a John the Baptist (funny that his name ... Read more »

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Nov 12

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  charlescameron added a text contribution Matthew 5:1-7:29

  5:1-2 Here, we have the introduction to ‘the Sermon on the Mount’ (chs. 5-7). Reference is made to both ‘the disciples’ and ‘the crowds’. The disciples are taught with a view to becoming teachers of t... Read more »

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