Understanding the nature of the flesh and its impact on Christian living is crucial for personal growth and sanctification. Dr. Mark Minnick explains that the flesh is a constant enemy within, with its own mind, feelings, and will, and that it cannot be cured or redeemed. However, as believers, we can resist its influence and yield to the power of the Spirit of God, leading to victory and spiritual growth. [... more]

Understanding human nature and the flesh is crucial for Christian living. The Bible teaches that the flesh has a mind, feelings, and a will, and it is not subject to God's law or will. Recognizing this nature and its activity is essential for spiritual growth and sanctification, and it requires yielding to the power of the Spirit of God. [... more]

The speaker explores the symbolism of the 'mountain of myrrh' and 'hill of frankincense' in the Song of Solomon, drawing connections to biblical themes such as sacrifice, repentance, and the bitter-sweet nature of spiritual growth. [... more]

Jesus is building his house, requiring a bride to be secured through a covenant of marriage, and he comes through the mountain of Bethur to make the sacrifice for our sins, allowing us to overcome our fears and be in his presence. [... more]