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Leadership and Obedience
Character, integrity and obedience to God are the qualities that make a good leader.
The President, the Pill and Religious Liberty in Peril
Employers with religious objections to contraception will soon be forced to pay for services they believe are morally wrong.
Why Worrying is a Failure to Grasp the Gospel
The root cause of worry is not misplaced priorities. It's misplaced faith. It's a failure to grasp the gospel of a God worthy of our trust.
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The True Believer’s Declaration of Independence
The blood of Jesus Christ won freedom. And it belongs to everyone, regardless of race or past sin, who calls on the name of the Lord. -
You Were Made for Ministry (Ephesians 2:1-10)
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Write as You Read Your Bible
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Make Appointments with God
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Better a meal of vegetables where there is love than a fattened calf with hatred.
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Caedmon, 1st Anglo-Saxon Christian Poet
February 11, 680
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Under the leadership of William Wilberforce, the British slave economy ended, emancipation was won, and compassion became fashionable, all within the span of 50 years. Individually, these accomplishments were remarkable; collectively, they were breathtaking...
To be clear, teaching involves the transfer of important information. The New Testament authors were steeped in the Old Testament, having probably memorized entire books of the Bible. When I say that making disciples and teaching them involves more than conveying information, I’m not saying that it is ever less.
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