Alistair Begg
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The Bible-teaching ministry of Alistair Begg. (Alistair does not personally tweet. Content identical to @TruthForLife)
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4 days ago |
truthforlife.org | Alistair Begg
When Jesus met the Samaritan woman at the well and asked her for a drink, she assumed that she would be providing what He needed: a literal drink of water. Instead, she discovered that actually she needed what only this stranger was able to provide: a spiritual drink of living water. Jesus helped her to see this need with one simple command: “Go, call your husband, and come here” (John 4:16).
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5 days ago |
truthforlife.org | Alistair Begg
The great majority of humans are striving after wind. We chase all sorts of things to satisfy our souls but keep ending up empty-handed.
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6 days ago |
truthforlife.org | Alistair Begg
The resurrection of Jesus shows us not only that we have an eternal future but what kind of eternal future it is. Jesus’ death left His disciples in a state of shock and defeat. Death had won. Then, when conflicting reports arose concerning His post-resurrection appearances, confusion reigned, and it became obvious that only one thing would settle the matter: if Jesus would appear and reveal Himself.
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1 week ago |
truthforlife.org | Alistair Begg
There’s a prevailing notion in contemporary Western culture that death is the great equalizer—that no matter what you’ve believed or what you’ve done or haven’t done, it will all be evened out when we die. The Bible says that this is not the case—that it is the righteous alone who can look forward to discovering that in God’s “presence there is fullness of joy” and that at His “right hand are pleasures forevermore” (Psalm 16:11).
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1 week ago |
truthforlife.org | Alistair Begg
Christians do not have to pretend that life feels great all the time. The apostle Paul certainly didn’t mind admitting to hardship. In fact, Paul’s trials led him to say of his troubles in Asia, “We despaired of life itself. Indeed, we felt that we had received the sentence of death.” Trials and troubles will inevitably come—and, like Paul, we don’t have to act as though everything is always fine.
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Are you trying your best to be like Jesus? This is a mistake well-meaning individuals have made since the days of the early church. Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair points out the danger of this approach and teaches what faith truly entails: https://t.co/GJr8cGfqSE
When I walk in the light and I realize the darkness that remains in my soul, instead of retreating to some formal external activity, I retreat to the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, where all of my sins find their answer. Today's program: https://t.co/Mlq8JeeEL4
If we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin. (1 John 1:7 ESV) Today's program: https://t.co/Z5Aa6krIRr https://t.co/CaUFv29LUd