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Can Singing about the Gospel Become Rote?
In my experience, the church is always in danger of neglecting the gospel in its songs. What do you do when worship is running on empty?
Crucify Your Ministry
Your ministry will change lives only if you crucify your own agenda and invite Jesus to resurrect His plans for your work. Here's how.
Why Same-Sex Marriage Makes Sense to So Many
Same-sex marriage is not an idea that emerged from a vacuum. The project of normalizing homosexuality has deep roots and ideological momentum.
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Bible Commentary
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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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Bible Study Tips
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Write as You Read Your Bible
Are you getting the most out of reading the Bible? Make sure that you are getting into the Word - and that the Word is getting into you. -
How to Read the Bible Theologically
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Make Appointments with God
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Daily Bible Verse
And I will do whatever you ask in my name, so that the Son may bring glory to the Father. You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it.
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What a Foul Way to Begin a War
May 23, 1618
Too many times in history it has happened. A religious minority is promised rights, and then those...
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As they moved toward the baptistry, candidates were expected to recite the Creed, not to show that they “meant business” but in order to show that they were now entrusted with a glorious mystery of the faith, expected to preserve this for the next generation. (Read more)
Jeremiah Burrough’s The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment is one of the most important and personally-impactful Puritan works I’ve ever read. Let me give you just a taste of what Burroughs has to say about contentment.
The ultimate obscenity, the most profane word in the English vocabulary, the one personal epithet that cannot be hurled, is the “R” word. "Responsible."
