(Thoughts That Can Spring from Our Imperfections or Potential Lustful Tendencies) 1. A believer, who will overcome iniquity, is one who has to excel in judging himself daily like Paul did; one who will acknowledge that he still has unknown tendencies to respond to his own lust (iniquity), because he is yet to totally disown corruption... Continue Reading →

(Thoughts That Can Spring from Our Imperfections or Potential Lustful Tendencies) 1. Over time, the delays, denials, discouragements, discomfort, and defeats we face all do one thing: they expose our infirmities and vulnerabilities to us (2Cor. 3:5, 12:10, 1:3-4). This should drive us to fetch comforts of truths that are either in the word of Christ... Continue Reading →

(Thoughts That Can Spring from Our Imperfections or Potential Lustful Tendencies) 1. Iniquity remains a hidden infirmity until it is awoken by the prospects of exaltation or of honour and glory around things that can impact our person, name, or image before men (Gen. 4:17/11:1-4; Jn. 12:43). One wisdom that will immune us against this is... Continue Reading →

(Thoughts That Can Spring From Our Imperfections or Potential Lustful Tendencies) 1. When our excitement and contentment can primarily be traced to what we are doing for the Lord or around His name, rather than to God’s promise of eternal life; then, there is already a heart issue that iniquity will exploit with time (Matt. 7:21-23,... Continue Reading →