Humanity’s imperfection is inherited, inward, and deceptive—yet Scripture trains the conscience and equips believers to resist sin and grow spiritually.
How Can We Fully Understand Our Human Imperfection?
How Can We Guide Those with Complex Trauma and Dissociative Identity Disorder toward Healing?
The article discusses integrating cognitive-behavioral therapy with biblical principles to support recovery from complex trauma and dissociative identity disorder.
Did You Commit the Unpardonable Sin?
Worried about crossing a line with God? This piece unpacks a serious question with biblical clarity, offering peace. Find out more today!
THE NATURE OF SIN: Combating Sin’s Grip on the Fallen Flesh
The sinful condition is forceful and strong. Genesis 6:5; 8:21 tells us that imperfect humans are mentally bent toward evil. Jeremiah 17:9 informs us that we have a treacherous unknowable heart (inner person), and the apostle Paul informs us that our natural desire is to do bad.
JOB 2:1-6: Does God Tempt Us?
This analysis affirms that God neither tests nor tempts through evil, attributing suffering instead to human sin and Satan's actions.
How Can We Safeguard Our Heart by Serving God With a Complete Heart?
An improper desire (επιθυμια epithumia) can start in the corners of our mind. Dwelling upon or entertaining such desires normally intensifies the wrong desire, which, in turn, will influence the heart. Deep Bible study easily explained.
What Does the Bible Say About Sin and Sinners?
All of us have inherited a sinful nature, meaning that we are currently unable to live up to the mark of perfection in which we were created. In fact, Genesis 6:5 says we all suffer from, ‘our whole bent of thinking, which is nothing but evil.” Genesis 8:21 says that ‘our mind is evil from our very youth.’ Jeremiah 17:9 says that our hearts are treacherous and desperately sick.” Based on this alone, you must read this article.
SEXUAL PREDATORS: Predatory Grooming in the Real World
We live in very difficult times when things go from bad to worse. The Bible tells us that we are mentally bent toward evil. The Bible says that our figurative hearts, i.e., the seat of motivation, is treacherous, and we cannot know it. The apostle Paul informs us that our natural desire (sinful nature) in this imperfect state is toward bad.
The Truth About the Conscience
What does s sailor or navigator of vessels at sea, a hiker trekking through the mountains, the pilot of an aircraft flies his plane above the clouds unable to see the earth, have in common? Each of these persons has a device for finding directions available to them, in many cases a simple compass, or technical air navigation system. Humans have a guidance system too.
Get the Correct Mental Grasp
Our heavenly Father, the Creator of the heavens and the earth, has an absolute understanding (correct mental grasp) of everything, and in His Word, the Bible, he is generous enough to let us in on some crucial issues, helping us to understand. Having an understanding (correct mental grasp) of Scripture is what differentiates the spiritual babe from the mature Christian.
