When interpreting and applying Scripture, it is important to distinguish between promises, principles, proverbs, and prophecies. The common error is to count most all the Biblical statements regarding what God says He will do, provide, or how He will respond as promises. For instance, Psalm 37:25 says, “I have been young, and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread.” By considering this statement as a promise one may draw the conclusion that God has promised that the righteous will never go hungry or be left to beg for provision of any kind. Yet when we survey the historical and present experience of many devoted followers of Christ, we quickly realize that many of them have indeed been hungry. Paul expressed in Phil. 4:12 that he has experienced need and hunger. In this case Paul does not mention God’s provision, rather he mentions that he responded by learning the principle of contentment. Most glaring for us is that on th
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Theirs promotes a service for which they charge. Yours is just a sermon series that is free. No one coming to hear your sermons think they are attending her seminars. All of her speakers have a PhD or PsyD, but none seem to have a GoD.
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Goods and Services IC 041. US 100 101 107. G & S: educational services, namely, organizing, publicizing, providing and conducting seminars and workshops in the field of marital and interpersonal relationships and family life and organizing educational curriculum therefor.
FIRST USE: 19960110. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19960501
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