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Author Archives: Casey D. Bell
Developing a Bible Reading Habit
Have you ever subscribed to a reading plan on your Bible app and not finished it? Do you ever get frustrated reading the Old Testament and just put the Bible down? Do you skip Leviticus every year? Does the thought … Continue reading
Ask the Hard Questions
Every now and then we need to take inventory of our spiritual lives. We need to evaluate if what we believe is still the Jesus of the Bible. I know that sounds strange but let’s look at two passages of … Continue reading
Why The Reformation Isn’t Over
There are those who say the reformation is over. They say everyone believes we’re saved by grace. They say revival is coming, we need to partner with God and do spiritual warfare. Like Luther, I respond grace alone and faith … Continue reading
Charisma, Corona, Clarity
It’s been almost a year since my last post on the blog and prior to that, the last few posts were about how I was processing things going on in the charismatic movement. To do a quick recap, I wrote … Continue reading
Timeless Truths
I recently finished two modern books that were based on ministers from the past. One book was based on a sermon from Jonathan Edwards and talked about the glory of God and the other was based from the writings and … Continue reading
Examining Beliefs and Avoiding Extremes
On August 30, 2019 I wrote a post on some troubling things happening in the Body of Christ and specifically some troubling things in charismatic circles. I made a statement towards the end of that post, make the determination now … Continue reading
Thoughts on Recent Events
Two weeks ago The Lord instructed me to begin reading the sermons of John Wesley, so I pulled out the two double volumes and began with volume one, sermon one. Since that time there have been two high profile leaders … Continue reading
Bible Study Tips
I just finished reading through the New Testament, which got me to thinking about Bible study. Bible study isn’t boring and knowing theology isn’t just for preachers. Granted pastors should go deeper and spend more time in study do to … Continue reading
Don’t Forget Your Neighborhood
Go into all the world and preach the gospel and make disciples of all nations, these are probably some of the most familiar words to the Christian’s ears. We know these words under the banner of the great commission found … Continue reading
From Revival to Discipleship
The last few weeks the Lord has been talking to me about my desire and my prayer for this generation and the next. I have said the last several years that I am a person about revival, I want to … Continue reading
Theowhat?
I’m sitting in a coffee shop with a mocha and a water, staring at this screen with my heart full about what I want to write today but I cannot come up with a good opening to capture your attention. … Continue reading
Walking with Jesus
It’s a funny thing being a Christian. You get saved and you start this journey of living like Jesus. The Bible calls this being a disciple but it seems as time goes on we tend to forget Jesus. I know … Continue reading
The Lost Key of Personal Growth
In today’s society of microwave mentality and (the new and improved) 280 characters or less Twitter world, many of us have lost the ability to read anything longer than one page long. As much as we have access to in … Continue reading
Reformed and Always Reforming
October 31, 2017 is the 500th anniversary of what’s known as the Protestant reformation. I thought about doing a series of posts on the history and the theology that developed from the reformation but I will leave that to Ligonier … Continue reading
Love: A breakdown of 1 John 4:9 – 5:21
Instead of writing a full blown post on God’s love and us loving others, I decided to let a particular passage, 1 John 4:9 – 5:21 (NIV) speak for itself, with a few thoughts from me. This is how God … Continue reading
Studying a book of the Bible
Using A Study Bible The most broad, yet rewarding way to study the Bible for me is to study a book. if you are going to study a book I recommend using a Ryrie Study bible to assist you. The … Continue reading
Benefits of Bible Study
Many of us, no doubt as we sit and read our Bibles each day desire to find deeper meaning in what we read. I’m sure, like me, you have sat and wondered how exactly does this apply to my life? … Continue reading
