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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Christian Consistency



The most difficult part of being a Christian is being consistent. We are expected to be consistent with our claim of being a Christian. The unsaved especially look for and revel in the discovery of any inconsistency in our walk with the Savior. We know that there are inconsistencies in our lives. We grieve over them and we rest in the power of the Holy Spirit to deal with those inconsistencies. Thank God for the ever-abounding grace that renders those inconsistencies and hypocrisies impotent as the enemy throws them in our face.
~~Gregg Metcalf
(Feb 3, 1955 -)
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  1. RHYTHM AND RHYMEJune 17, 2012 at 4:56 AM

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  2. RHYTHM AND RHYMEJune 17, 2012 at 4:59 AM

    Sorry about the above, made a spelling mistake it should have read:


    Amen to that Gregg, enjoyed reading this,

    Have a peaceful Sunday.
    Yvonne.

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Gregg Metcalf has served as the Teaching Pastor of Surprise Valley Baptist Church (Cedarville, CA) and the Mirror Lake Baptist Church (Federal Way, WA.) He graduated from Shasta Bible College in 1989. Gregg is married to Irene and the Lord has blessed them with four daughters and six grandchildren, with a great grandchild on the way. Gregg invites your comments and interaction concerning his posts and this blog! Gregg enjoys reading, boating, song-poem writing, and his family.