“The Greek word for “joy” is chara, derived from the word charis, which is the Greek word for grace. This is important to note, for it tells us categorically that chara (“joy”) is produced by the charis (“grace”) of God.… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“When believers allow sin and compromise to be in their lives, it drains away the power in the work of the Cross and the… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“You can extend your heart to the Holy Spirit today. Let Him take you by the hand — and He will safely guide you… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“Dedication is writing your name on the botoom of a blank sheet of paper and handling it to the Lord for Him to fill… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“These powerful words used by Paul in Second Thessalonians 3:1 convey the following ideas: “Finally, brothers, pray for us and for those things that… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“Word Studies in the Greek New Testament by Kenneth Wuest, 4 Volumes (Eerdmans). ” — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“However, here’s a crucial point to remember about the Roman soldier’s protective shield: It was made of leather, so it would have become hard,… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
“The Greek word for “joy” is chara, derived from the word charis, which is the Greek word for grace. This is important to note,… — Rick Renner Copy Share Image
