David Dunham, Author at Servants of Grace

Sin and Biochemical Brokenness

Posted by David Dunham | Mar 3, 2015 | Featured, Sin | 0 |

Editors note: The purpose of this series is to help our readers understand what sin is, how serious sin is, and how great the grace of God, who offers redemption to sinners from sin and new life in Christ. Today David Dunham opens our series on sin with a look at sin and biochecmical brokenness. ************************************************** “Who sinned?” It was a harmless question on the part of the disciples, but it assumed a great deal about the physical ailments of the man born blind (John 9:1-10). Jesus informs the disciples that personal sin was not the cause of this...

Distinguishing Between Sanctification and Legalism

Posted by David Dunham | Feb 16, 2015 | Featured, Holiness | 0 |

Editors note: The purpose of this series is to help our readers think through what holiness is, and how to reflect the holiness of God through Christ in a sinful world. Chris Poblete shares David Brainerd’s thoughts on longing for holiness. C. Walter wrote on the beauty of holiness. Brian shared directions to walking with God. Dave wrote on three ways to pursue purity. Zach wrote on three lessons we can learn from Judas Iscariot. Mike Boling wrote on applying the salve of Christ to anger. Dave wrote on knowing and obeying the commands of Christ. Mike wrote on...

The Importance of Prayer to Theology

Posted by David Dunham | Jan 20, 2015 | Featured, Prayer | 0 |

Editors note: The purpose of this series is to help our readers think through what prayer is and how they can improve their prayer lives. Brian Hedges looked at John Owen on the work of the Holy Spirit in prayer. Today C. Walter wrote on the Lord’s Prayer. Chris wrote on the practice of private prayer. Chris writes on the practice of corporate prayer. Mike Boling wrote on four keys to a consistent and purposeful prayer life. David Dunham wrote on the importance of prayer in counseling. Matthew Fretwell wrote on three ways to improve your prayer life. Dave...

The Importance of Prayer in Counseling

Posted by David Dunham | Jan 12, 2015 | Featured, Prayer | 0 |

Editors note: The purpose of this series is to help our readers think through what prayer is and how they can improve their prayer lives. Brian Hedges looked at John Owen on the work of the Holy Spirit in prayer. Today C. Walter wrote on the Lord’s Prayer. Chris wrote on the practice of private prayer. Chris writes on the practice of corporate prayer. Mike Boling wrote on four keys to a consistent and purposeful prayer life. Today David Dunham writes on the importance of prayer in counseling. ************************************************** I couldn’t believe how long she talked and how long...