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The Significance of the Power of Godliness

Herman Hoeksema·1950-01-01

Of ourselves we have no ability to be godly—but Christ makes us able. Hence, godliness is a power of God, in Christ, through the Holy Spirit, which is revealed in our hearts and life. The power of godliness, he said, is the power that overcomes the world—not physically, hut spiritually by faith. For

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Exercise Unto Godliness

Jason Kortering·1975-02-15

Godliness! What virtue in a world of corruption. Are you godly, youthful reader? True, we would have to scale the heavenly heights to comprehend so great a concept. Godliness is a reflection of God, it is a bit of heaven while we lie in the midst of a sin-cursed world. It is a wonder of grace. L

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Exercise Thyself Unto Godliness

Arie den Hartog·1988-01-15

Godliness must be the great goal of the Christian life. This is a high and lofty goal that no one can even begin to attain except by the grace of God. All our strength in the holy exercise of which we speak must come from God. Godliness is God-centeredness in all our life. It is reverence and fear a

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Lacking the Power of Godliness

Wilbur Bruinsma·1981-05-01

To clarify this entire matter it is necessary to understand what is really meant by godliness and, on the other hand, good moral deportment. In I Timothy 6:11we find godliness among the fruits of the Spirit: "But thou, O man of God, flee these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith

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The Profitable Exercise unto Godliness

  1. The Exercise
  2. The Profit
  3. The Impact
Rev. Joe Holstege·2026-04-12

Godliness is a mindset of devotion to the true God. Secondly, then, godliness works itself out in the distinctive behavior of the Christian life. Godliness, though it begins in the heart, does concern our behavior, doesn't it? 2 Peter 3 v. 11 teaches about the urgency of godliness in light of the co

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Godliness with Contentment

  1. The meaning
  2. The relationship
  3. The profit
Michael DeVries·2018-03-14

In the third chapter, verse 16, the apostle presents the very heart of the truth as far as godliness is concerned when he defines the mystery of godliness as consisting in this, God manifest in the flesh, justified in the spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the wo

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Growing In Godliness

  1. The Meaning
  2. The Necessary Exercise
  3. The Abundant Profit
Clayton Spronk·2015-02-08

If you don't love the neighbor, you don't love God. And if you say you love God, but don't love the neighbor, you are a liar. But this is the evidence that you truly love God. You love the neighbor. And that, Jesus teaches us, that's godliness. That's reverence and piety towards God. That you lo

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The Mystery of Godliness

Nathan Decker·2014-02-16

This is where the chronological treatment falls down a little bit because being preached to the Gentiles, believed on in the world, happened after His descent into heaven. It happened in between His resurrection and His ascension, but it continues to happen today, right now. preached to Gentile

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Exercise Unto Godliness

  1. The virtue
  2. The calling
  3. The profit
Garrett Eriks·2019-07-28

We live in an age that does not revere God. In the wicked world around us, there is no reverence for God. They don't want to hear what God has to say. They will not accept His truth. They depart from it and rebel against it as well. But just because that's the world in which we live and you thi

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Exposition of I Timothy 6:6-10 (1)

Unknown·1963-02-15

It seems to us that the term "godliness" must be taken in our Scripture passage both in the objective as well as the subjective sense of the term, with emphasis on the latter. It is then tantamount to a walk in thankfulness, or as Paul phrases it in I Tim. 15 "Now the end of the commandment is love