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September 4, 2010

Professing to be wise, they have become fools

Filed under: Uncategorized — wesbrice @ 11:52 am

In the news today, promoting his new book, Stephen Hawking writes, “Because there is a law such as gravity, the universe can and will create itself from nothing. Spontaneous creation is the reason there is something rather than nothing, why the universe exists, why we exist,”

“Create itself from nothing”? And such men accuse the God fearing man as having a blind faith? The question he does not touch upon is, “How can nothing do anything?” Paul spoke of such men in his letter to the saints at Rome. “Professing to be wise, they became fools, and changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man — and birds and four-footed animals and creeping things. (Rom 1:22-23)

It seems to me that Hawking goes even a step further and says that nothing created itself and then goes to the creature saying that once again by spontaneous creation non-existing life brought itself into being. This is of course against all logic and natural reasons. Little wonder God said, “Professing themselves to be wise they became fools.”

Reason alone tells us that there had to be a “Self-existing, eternal, all wise, all powerful God” to bring all things into existence.

Sadly our young people in the public schools and universities will be taught such foolishness, and sadder yet it will affect their non-thinking minds. And sadder yet even some of our “Reformed” brothers in the church tell us that there are 3 or 4 views of creation acceptable in ones interpretation of Genesis one. Once again, that thinking goes against all logic and reason as only one view can be right, it is impossible for all four views to be correct. May God enable the faithful church to reject Satan’s question when he would ask regarding Exodus 20:11 “Did God really say 6 days?”

May God grant the church the wisdom to take a stand with the Apostle Paul and stand firm against those who, “professing themselves to be wise have become fools.”

Wes

August 5, 2010

Meditation Upon Jesus

Filed under: Uncategorized — wesbrice @ 4:26 pm

I came upon this from “Precious Things from the Everlasting Hills” by James Smith, may you find it a blessing to you also.

“My meditation of Him shall be sweet!” Psalm 104:34

The Lord Jesus is the subject of my meditations I dwell at times on . . .

the glories of His person,
the riches of His grace,
the merit of His blood,
the transcendent glory of His righteousness,
the tenderness of His sympathy,
the constancy of His love,
the vastness of His resources,
the greatness of His power,
the glory of His offices,
the prevalence of His intercession, and
the grandeur of His second coming

July 20, 2010

Weekly Prayer for Monday July 19

Filed under: Uncategorized — wesbrice @ 3:50 pm

*Looking Unto Jesus!*
(James Smith, ” God, the Portion of His People)

”Let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which so easily besets
us–and let us run with patience the race that is set before
us–*looking unto Jesus!*” Hebrews 12:1-2

The world is a race-course, life is a race, and every one of us are
racers! A mark is set up, at which we are to aim; and a prize is
promised to every over comer.

But there are many difficulties in the way, and we have many weights
hanging about us. Those difficulties must be mastered, and those
weights must be laid aside.

We must run the race set before us with patience–keeping our eye on Jesus.

Jesus is our Example–we must copy Him.
Jesus is our Leader–we must follow Him.
Jesus is our Sovereign–we must submit to Him.
Jesus is our Savior–we must trust alone in Him.

We must look . . . to His blood–for pardon, to His righteousness–for
justification, to His Spirit–for strength, and to His fullness–for all
our supplies.

We must make use of Jesus . . . every day, every hour, every minute!

Christian, look to Jesus!

When discouraged–He will animate you!
When timid–He will embolden you!
When feeble–He will strengthen you!
When weary–He will stimulate you!
When dying–He will give you the victory!

Let your last look–be a look at Jesus!

No one ever looked to Him in vain. As everyone who looked to the
brazen serpent was healed–so is every one saved, sanctified, and
sustained–who looks to Jesus! Look to Him for all you need–and from
all you fear.

Keep the eye fixed on Jesus; doing so, you will . . . conquer the world,
overcome Satan, reach the mark and obtain the prize!

”Those who look to Him for help–will be radiant with joy.” Psalm 34:5

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