Posts Tagged ‘Houston’
A Guest that Isn’t Like a Fish
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bible, Christ, Christianity, God, Holy Spirit, Houston, Jay Quine, Jesus, secret, Series LLC, Spiritual gift, spirituality on August 29, 2011|
Guests that stay too long often end up like fish — it stinks. But there is a guest who will reside with you forever. In fact, He will even help your remodeling project!
Moving to Houston we looked for a new house. We found a structurally sound residence but it needed extensive remodeling. We first had to live somewhere else before we could make it our permanent dwelling.
The Bible tells us that God does just the opposite with us. The moment we believe in Christ as our Savior the Holy Spirit indwells us. We become a new residence through whom God will do his work. But he doesn’t wait until after the remodeling is done, He indwells us to bring life transformation to our mortal bodies. It is the Spirit of God, the same spirit that raised Jesus from the dead, who now lives in you. A new resident with new life indwelling a new house—even you.
Don’t worry — He will not ever seem to be staying too long. You will continue to make room for Him — and it never stinks.
Remodeling by the Holy Spirit
Romans 8:11
Transforming Articles for your Soul
- Hope in Hopeless World, by Dr. Jay Quine (bethemaybaptistchurch.blogspot.com)
- Jay Quine: The Meaning of God’s Gift (churchwritings.wordpress.com)
- Jay Quine speaks on “Faith” (jayquine.wordpress.com)
- Quine on the Divinity of the Holy Spirit (religousthoughts.blog.com)
- The Holy Spirit – The Abundant Life (hatchcreek.com)
The Conversion and Early Ministry of Paul
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Barnabas, Damascus, Houston, Jay Quine, Jerusalem, Washington on August 5, 2011| Leave a Comment »
The Conversion and Early Ministry of Paul
After Paul’s dramatic conversion (Acts 9) he is forced to leave Damascus. He spends three years (studying and preparing for his ministry?) in Arabia (Gal 1:17). He then returns to Damascus (Acts 9:21-25; 2 Cor 11) and ministers the word. He travels to Jerusalem to meet some of the elders of the church (Gal 1:16-17) and settles in his home town, Tarsus. Recognizing the great need in Syrian Antioch for an able teacher such as Paul, Barnabas travels to Tarsus and convinces Paul to return with him to Antioch. There Paul spends approximately 11 years (derived from the “14 years later” i.e., since his conversion, Gal 2:1) preaching and teaching before returning
English: Ananias restoring the sight of Saint Paul
again to Jerusalem during a time of famine there (Gal 2:1-10; Acts 11). He returns to his new home in Antioch.
Related articles
- Houstonian Jay Quine on Paul’s First Missionary Journey (jayquine.wordpress.com)
- Dr. Jay A Quine Writes on Paul’s Second Missionary Journey (jayquine.wordpress.com)
- Dr. Jay Quine or Simply Jay Quine, is not a typical professor, nor is he a typical lawyer. (jay-quine.blogspot.com)
- Read A Banned Book (thevisionofhopechurch.blogspot.com)
- Bible in 52 – Week 10 American Law in Deuteronomy (yourlifemattersinc.com)
- Revelation 20 and the 1,000 Years (houstontheology.blogspot.com)
- Daniel: The Overview (bethemaybaptistchurch.blogspot.com)
- Dr. Jay A. Quine Houston Texas, Propitiation means that Jesus Christ satisfied the perfect standards of a holy God (jay-quine.blogspot.com)
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