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This is a snippet of an obit I wrote while working on contract for the Chicago Defender by Leslie Jones McCloud February 18, 2005 Monitors in the foyer of Living Word Christian Center on Thursday in Forrest Park were broadcasting a video anthology of Tyrone Davis’ music and his life. Strains of Davis’ music greeted guests upon entering the mostly glass, mall-like structure. Family, well wishers and friends appeared upbeat while listening to Davis’ signature song, Turning Point. A quick glance around at those in line to sign the guest book at the funeral revealed smiles... - Sent using Google Toolbar" Many of my articles have been deleted or redirected from the Demand Studios server. Here is a link to my Muck Rack portfolio . Imadeamesss.com How to Tie a Sash Around Your Neck The Biochemical Effects of Carbon Monoxide on Humans How to Crush Mint How to Make a Halter From a Bandanna Scarf Uses for Old Grain Silos What Happens When the Bank Repossesses a Boat? How ...
Works of the Flesh
Works of the flesh or dead works are actions that seem outwardly good but are driven by impure motives or performed for the wrong reasons. In God's eyes, they are like filthy garments. It’s like receiving a perfect apple from someone with leprosy. Though the apple itself may be fine, it's tainted by the leprous hand that offers it. Similarly, when we present good works to God but with impure motives, those works are contaminated. For instance, if you pray or sing a solo in a Christian meeting seeking personal recognition rather than God’s glory, is that truly a good work? No—it is a dead work. It's crucial to grasp this concept. While many believers know that "The blood of Jesus cleanses us from all sins" (1 John 1:7), fewer understand that "The blood of Christ must also cleanse us from dead works before we can serve the living God" (Hebrews 9:14). So, what does the blood of Christ cleanse us from? Not just sins, but dead works too. That’s why it’s ess...
