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Joy changes everything, because God is most glorified in us when are most satisfied in him.
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God does all that he pleases, and nothing can derail his ultimate purposes, including the human will.
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Prayer to God includes our praises, confessions, thanksgivings, and requests. Because of Christ, he is listening.
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Not only has God revealed himself by speaking, but he put it in a book for us to access whenever we desire.
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Jesus saves sinners. At the heart of the Christian faith is the glory of God in the rescue of the ungodly.
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Pain is not only a threat in this life, but a promise. But no hardship is bigger, deeper, or lasts longer than God.

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Scrolling for Significance: Why Do I Keep Clicking?

Scrolling for Significance

Why Do I Keep Clicking?

Jun 19, 2019
When we attempt life without Christ, the best we get is shadows without substance, pleasure without joy, and entertainment without life.
Adam Pohlman
Jun 19, 2019
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How to Fight When You Fail

How to Fight When You Fail

Jun 19, 2019
When you fail, don’t seek to pay for your own sins. Sit beneath the discipline of God, trusting in his Son’s work and in his fatherly love.
David Sunday
Jun 19, 2019
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Let Your Waiting Say, ‘I Trust You’

Let Your Waiting Say, ‘I Trust You’

Jun 18, 2019
We often wait because we must. We have little choice in the matter. But patience is our gift to our Father while we wait.
Jani Ortlund
Jun 18, 2019
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Moved by All Our Sorrows: The Tender Compassion of Christ

Moved by All Our Sorrows

The Tender Compassion of Christ

Jun 18, 2019
When God himself walked among us, he did not erupt with anger at every turn, though he could have. Instead, he showed a heart abounding with compassion.
David Mathis
Jun 18, 2019
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Why God Made Your Mouth

Why God Made Your Mouth

Jun 17, 2019
God could not have given our mouths a higher calling than to be channels of grace. When you open yours, does the world become a better place, or worse?
Scott Hubbard
Jun 17, 2019
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Was He Too Prone to Wander? Robert Robinson (1735–1790)

Was He Too Prone to Wander?

Robert Robinson (1735–1790)

Jun 16, 2019
Some think that Robert Robinson, who wrote the line, “Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it,” did in fact wander from Jesus by the end of his life. Did he?
Bruce Hindmarsh
Jun 16, 2019
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Stop Loving Your Spouse Too Much

Stop Loving Your Spouse Too Much

Jun 15, 2019
Every marriage is either Christian or idolatrous. And two married Christians can be idolatrous, without even realizing it.
Ray Ortlund
Jun 15, 2019
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How Free Do You Really Want to Be?
How Free Do You Really Want to Be?

How Free Do You Really Want to Be?

Jun 14, 2019
The freest people in the world are the people who are freest from the world. How much, then, do you really want to be free?
Jon Bloom
Jun 14, 2019

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The Offense of Fearing Man

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A Psalm Every Day

Lindsey Tollefson Jun 13, 2019

Immersed in a New Covenant

David Mathis Jun 13, 2019

Three Rules for Vacation Bible School

Elliot Clark Jun 12, 2019

Reading the Bible Upside Down

John Piper Jun 12, 2019

Grief Taught Me to Rest

Rusty McKie Jun 11, 2019

Why the Third Day?

Jason DeRouchie Jun 11, 2019

His Sermons Roused a Sleeping Church

John Piper Jun 10, 2019

He Sees with New Eyes

John Piper Jun 9, 2019

Treasure in the Field

Joe Rigney Jun 8, 2019

Not Safe, But Good

Greg Morse Jun 7, 2019

You Can Hate Abortion and Love Women

Scott Klusendorf Jun 6, 2019

Hard Questions Will Only Serve Him

Rebecca McLaughlin Jun 6, 2019

My Quiet Times Are Anything but Quiet

Rachel Jankovic Jun 5, 2019

The God of False Starts

Marshall Segal Jun 5, 2019

Three Ways to Pray for Adult Children

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