Steve

Apr 202012

We are but a few days away from a primary election. This is a reminder that anyone who is a believer in Jesus Christ should be participating in any election in the location in which they live.

Why would a Christian be more interested in civil responsibility than a secular person? A person who is Bible believing and a person who has studied the Bible understands that God has taught individual responsibility from the very beginning to the very present. Individual responsibility applies to one’s relationship to his God, Once personal responsibility to duty, one’s relationship to his family, one’s relationship to his government, and one’s relationship to his church. Individual responsibility means that each person should not wait for prodding of others to do right. Each person should search out things for which he should have responsibility and then make every effort to achieve those goals.

Responsibility then, implies that every individual who is a Bible believer will search out the laws and the format by which these laws are kept. Individual will also search out the qualifications of such persons who should bear rule over them. Individuals will examine candidates who are running for office to bear rule over them and vote for those who are appropriately qualified. Individuals will stay in contact with those who represent them and encourage them in doing right judgments. It should also be presumed that an individual will participate in the election process by doing those things which will enable good candidates to achieve office. It also assumes that each and every Bible believing individual will go to the polls every time that they are open if at all possible.

If one does not assume individual responsibility in any area of their life Then the observer should be able to presume that that individual has sinned against God their Creator.

 

Religious Liberty and the Conscience: Biblical Stewardship

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Feb 292012

The conscience of man.

This definition was gleaned from a professor who is no longer living Dr. Rembert Carter.

The conscience is said to be a mental faculty by which a person in the course of their living makes choices, actions upon choices are not necessarily according to his innate sense of right and wrong. The conscience that is tethered to the Scriptures has the best chance, the best opportunity to make right choices, because the actions are made based on right facts.

In Romans chapter 2:14, the statement is made about the Gentiles and compares them to the Jews. The Jews had the written revelation of God as their guide. Their conscience would be tethered to what they knew God required. But the Gentiles, the pagans, the barbarians had no such blessing at the point of the apostle’s writing.

So when you look at verse 14, the Word speaks of the Gentiles that have not the law, (in other words they don’t have a written objective statement of God’s purpose or intentions). It says there that they do by nature the things that are contained in the law. Well, how can that be so? How can the Gentiles, who never had read any portion of Scripture or heard any declaration of Scripture from a priest or someone like that, do things which are contained in the Law? How can they by nature do this? The simple explanation is, the sovereign God implanted in their being an innate embedded sense of right and wrong. Now if that is true, how can people who have that innate sense of right and wrong have a hard time doing which is right? Herein lies the depraved sin nature. This came by the fall of man.

Hear the whole story, “Religious Liberty and the Conscience”

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The LORD’s Day video

Should one be interested in understanding the reason for the LORD’s day, check out the above video. It is very instructive for those who care about Christian obedience.

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