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When Jesus Christ Becomes Boring

Posted on March 26, 2025 by stevehartlaub@gmail.com

. Most of what I teach is what of the spirit of Christ which has been revealed within me. I teach it from the Bible, and mostly from the writings of Paul. His writings and the spirit which inspired those … Continue reading →

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Sagacity 3

Posted on May 9, 2015 by stevehartlaub@gmail.com

 . . Uncommon wisdom from Christ, the heart of God.   Highlights of individual studies.  To read the entire, just click on the link. ______________________________________ On Grace, Gifts and Thankfulness GRACE, GIFT, and THANKFULNESS are all related words in the … Continue reading →

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What is Sin?

Posted on November 16, 2013 by stevehartlaub@gmail.com

. Sin is bad… right?  But what is it… and why is it sin… and what’s so bad about it?   What makes it “sin.”  Is the determination of sin a unilateral moral decision on the part of God (God decides … Continue reading →

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The Original Paradise

Posted on February 18, 2012 by stevehartlaub@gmail.com

. The time frame covered in the entirety of the Bible is……eternity!  From Genesis 1:1,  In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth,  to Revelation 22:21, The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.  Amen.  … Continue reading →

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On Grace, Gifts and Thankfulness

Posted on November 29, 2011 by stevehartlaub@gmail.com

. GRACE, GIFT, and THANKFULNESS are all related words in the Greek. Grace (charis – intentional generosity), Gift (charisma – an expression of charis),                                                                 Thankfulness (eucharisma – the response desired by the expression of charis). We had a very practical … Continue reading →

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Grace

Posted on November 28, 2011 by stevehartlaub@gmail.com

. Grace is favor, generosity with intent to please and/or to meet a need.  The providing of what cannot be gotten in any other way.  You might say intentional generosity. First of all, in order to understand grace, you’ve got … Continue reading →

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