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Nature Can Teach: A Biblical Introduction to Natural Law

Nature Can Teach

A Biblical Introduction to Natural Law

Jan 19, 2022
“Does not nature itself teach you?” For the apostles, Christian morality came not only from the law of Scripture but from the law of nature.
Steven Wedgeworth
Jan 19, 2022
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The Means of Grace We Might Despise: Why We Practice Church Discipline

The Means of Grace We Might Despise

Why We Practice Church Discipline

Jan 18, 2022
Church discipline is often messy, difficult, and painful, so many churches avoid it altogether. But God is clear in his word: church discipline is a means of grace that serves and beautifies the bride of Christ.
Jeremy M. Kimble
Jan 18, 2022
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The Other Side of the Race Debate: Four Ways to Disagree Christianly

The Other Side of the Race Debate

Four Ways to Disagree Christianly

Jan 17, 2022
Improving our conversations will not heal all our divisions, but it may soften prejudices, nurture understanding, and lead us toward a less fragile unity.
Scott Hubbard
Jan 17, 2022
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Parable of an Unhealthy Soul: Why ‘Faith’ Dies Without Action

Parable of an Unhealthy Soul

Why ‘Faith’ Dies Without Action

Jan 16, 2022
If the continual and costly effort of holiness feels like the enemy of our faith in Jesus, then it may not be Jesus we’re following.
Jon Bloom
Jan 16, 2022
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Suffering Under an All-Powerful Love

Suffering Under an All-Powerful Love

Jan 15, 2022
When those who know God’s sovereignty suffer, we may be tempted to question his love or rethink his power. But again and again, it is his ruling over the storm that becomes our bedrock.
Abigail Dodds
Jan 15, 2022
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Why I Read Aloud to My Children

Why I Read Aloud to My Children

Jan 14, 2022
If you’re looking for a way to gather the kids, turn off the screens, and enjoy God’s gifts together, consider developing the age-old practice of reading aloud.
David Mathis
Jan 14, 2022
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The Difficult Habit of Quiet

The Difficult Habit of Quiet

Jan 13, 2022
As hard as quiet might be to come by in this age, it’s still a life-saving, soul-strengthening habit for the human soul.
Marshall Segal
Jan 13, 2022
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Loss and Scandal Led Me to Jesus: Why I’m Not ‘Deconstructing’

Loss and Scandal Led Me to Jesus

Why I’m Not ‘Deconstructing’

Jan 12, 2022
Among the stories of “deconstruction” and deconversion, we may not have heard of the many who almost left, but met Jesus right there on the edge.
Ashley Baker
Jan 12, 2022
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Big Prayers for Everyday Motherhood

Big Prayers for Everyday Motherhood

Jan 11, 2022
How can mothers possibly intercede for their children during little moments dominated by massive messes?
Monica Geyen
Jan 11, 2022
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Caring for the Chronically Ill

Caring for the Chronically Ill

Jan 10, 2022
Chronic illness can be a long and lonely road, so how can we love hurting people around us well?
Vaneetha Rendall Risner
Jan 10, 2022
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Desperate for Distraction: Why We’re Bad at Being Alone

Desperate for Distraction

Why We’re Bad at Being Alone

Jan 9, 2022
For many, “quiet time” is anything but quiet. Distractions, diversions, and notifications fill the room. How can we learn to get alone with God in our brave, new world of distractions?
Greg Morse
Jan 9, 2022
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Trials Prove True Joy: What Jesus Says About Happiness

Trials Prove True Joy

What Jesus Says About Happiness

Jan 8, 2022
Joy is not always a sign of spiritual vitality and strength. Some joy wears away quickly and easily, while other joy endures, even through difficult days.
Joe Rigney
Jan 8, 2022
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