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What Is It?

Richard Veldman·1946-06-01

“Christian Living” is a living that is Godly throughout and hence can meet with His approval. All this our lives are when they meet perfectly the following requirements: First and foremost, of course, they must be to the glory of our God, Who elected and redeemed us for the sole purpose of having a

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The Christian Life

Barry Gritters·2009-01-11

The Christian Life Preacher: Prof. Barry Gritters Scripture: Romans 12:1-2 I. What That Life Is II. How We Live So III. The Reasons For It

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Confession of Faith (5)

Ronald Cammenga·1998-12-01

The Christian life is not “een hoekje met een boekje,” that is, going off into some little comer by ourselves with our own little book and privately cultivating Christianity. The Christian life is not some individual endeavor, altogether divorced from the rest of the people of God and from the churc

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Christian Identity (2)

Gerald VandenBerg·1951-09-01

To live as a Christian and, therefore, to identify one’s self with the saints in Christ consists of much more than a general, outward lack of conformity to certain standards and practices of the ungodly world. Christian living must not be characterized by a certain nega­tivism but according to its r

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The Christian Soldier

Steven Key·1992-07-01

There are a whole lot of Christians out there today who have a strange conception of the Christian life. They view the Christian life as life on a playground—all fun and games. I have news for you. That is not the Christian life. And I don’t say that to take all joy out of Christianity. The amazing

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Debtors to God

Richard Veldman·1947-09-01

Christian living is not a question of a prayer now and then, a bit of Scripture reading a few times daily, an hour in catechism or society once each week or a few hours in church on the day of the Lord. You do not fulfill your covenant obligations by simple adherence, formally, to some spiritual pra

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Living Out of Good Works (6)

Herman Hanko·1954-07-01

We have discussed Christian Living also on these lines thus far: 1) In speaking of Christian living we speak of the life of the regenerated child of God as it becomes manifest in this present time. 2) Negatively, we have stressed that that manifest life of the child of God (and we used faith as an i

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The Prime Requisite

Richard Veldman·1946-08-01

Our lives, covenant young people, are truly Christian when the ultimate and sole purpose of all our activities, of every issue of the heart, every inclination of the will, every thought and word and deed, with respect to anything and everything, is God Himself and the glory of His adorable Name.

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In the Light of the Scriptures

Richard Veldman·1946-07-01

Four things are clearly stressed in the Word of God relative to the life of the child of God in the midst of the world. First, that “Christian Living” is indeed an actuality, a reality, be it that we have only a small beginning of the true obedience and that our best accomplishments are still imperf

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Contending for the Life of Faith

Ronald Cammenga·2007-06-01

“Are you living the Christian life?” is really the question, “Are you living your life consciously out of love for God?” Is love for God the motive for your life? It is, if the life you are living is the Christian life. The Christian life is a life of holiness. It is a life lived to the glory of God