Year: 2020

Casting Your Vote

You can’t escape it. Political ads on the radio and television. Broadcast debates and newspaper editorials. Discussions at work and home and disagreements between friends. America is in the midst of the election cycle. Even in church we can't escape the subtle...

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Consider Turning a Page

It’s convenient. You see it everywhere. People aren’t reading print books; they are reading electronic books—looking at words on screens, whether on a cell phone, a tablet, or an e-reader. Should that raise a question for a Christian—for the person who believes...

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Why does He command that?

Augustine, in The Confessions, addresses a profound and simply prayer to God: "O God, command what you will, and give what you command." I think what he captures in that short cry is becoming increasingly more important to my understanding of how God intends to...

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A Seemingly Indirect Way to Go

Have you ever wondered what God is doing in your life? Most people do. If you have some sense that you are in relationship with God through what Jesus has done for you, you will likely have those moments when you say to yourself: I thought God was up to something...

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But we don’t get to see Him!

Reflections on Easter Throughout Easter Sunday, Christians hear the proclamation: Jesus is risen! The message—whether online or in other ways—share a fundamental common theme: Jesus is alive! Without a doubt, that is the right and proper declaration on Easter. But...

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It’s Not Veiled Advice

If you've ever heard someone talk about "the Lord's prayer" (Luke 11:1–3), you've likely heard them explain about how that model prayer begins: "Father, hallowed by Your name." Attention is given to addressing God as "Father." That, indeed, is rather unique. There...

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Maybe We Shouldn’t Repeat the Words

Jesus explained that everyone, when fully trained, will be like his or her teacher (Luke 6:40). Among other things what this might mean is that no one does the Christian life originally. We all do what we do because we've learned from someone, we've followed a...

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Don’t Believe the Myth!

There is a common and prominent “myth” about reading the Bible that gets in the way of Christians becoming good readers of Scripture. The myth? “The Bible is very difficult to understand.” This myth summarizes the idea that the Bible is so difficult to understand...

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202407nov6:30 pm8:30 pmPraying Like a Friend of GodTwo evening online class, Nov 7 and 146:30 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT-05:00) Event Type :Online Course

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