Spiritual Reload is designed to let the God of the Bible have a voice in your life. Everyone else has an opinion; why not let the Lord Jesus Christ have His? Spiritual Reload strives to give this perspective with God's Words, the King James Bible: the Book that doesn't need revised, it just needs reloaded.
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Solomon reaches a turning point in his examination of life. In this point of his sermon, he looks to something better.
A drastic end for a man caught in everyday evils. The goodness that he needs he will only find at the hand of God.
Of everything the Preacher factors into this one, great message, there is one thing he fears: that a man will hear, then forget. He doesn't fear being wrong, but being right... again.
A negative approach to the natural desire for comfort. What does a life look like without comfort? What does the Preacher tell us will provide real, lasting comfort?
The Preacher expounds upon the transition, the travail, and the termination of the world to shew that without Divine revelation, direction, or reproof, man is no better than a beast.
Solomon seeks to work out of the problems of life by himself. He shows that without God, no amount of work can bring meaning out of life without God. Only a walk with God will satisfy, where these infamous alternatives fail.
A man without Christ ought not deceive himself with positive views of life. The preacher sees, and speaks the negative truth, which is what we need to solve our biggest problems.
True Biblical greatness follows the manliness of Jesus Christ, as patterned in the life of Joseph the Great.
"Also thou son of man, shall it not be in the day when I take from them their strength, the joy of their glory, the desire of their eyes, and that whereupon they set their minds, their sons and their daughters, That he that escapeth in that day shall come unto thee, to cause thee … Continue reading "Tragedy to Therapy"
Do you remember that time that John denied the Lord, but Peter remained faithful? Wait a minute...
