How Should a Christian Feel About Debt Forgiveness?
on August 27th, 2022
Debt forgiveness is a hot topic in the United States right now. As Christians, we must attempt to navigate through the news and the noise to arrive at a balanced, biblical position. Read More
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Seeing What Is There
on August 20th, 2022
Have you ever looked at something and thought you knew what it was at only to find out later that you had seen it wrong? It happens all the time. If we're not careful, it can also happen when we study God's word. Read More
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What Christ and Creation Reveal About Spiritual Leadership
on August 11th, 2022
When Paul wanted to uphold the concept of male leadership in families and religious settings, he argued using Christ and creation rather than culture. What can we learn about God's design for spiritual leadership by reflecting on the role of Jesus as well as on creation and the events that followed? Read More
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That Old Serpent
on August 4th, 2022
The Bible is bookended by mentions of a serpent who is the enemy of man. This is no ordinary snake but, as Revelation reveals, "the devil and Satan" (Revelation 20:2). What does the Bible reveal about "that serpent of old"? Read More
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Two Becoming One
on July 30th, 2022
When God created man and woman and joined them in marriage, He declared "they shall become one flesh" (Genesis 2:24). Two becoming one in marriage is a beautiful concept that God revisited in the New Testament. By reflecting on the New Testament, we can learn both God's original intentions for marriage and the beauty He was prefiguring when He created it. Read More
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Hebrews 9:5: Who Stopped an Inspired Pen, and Why?
on July 22nd, 2022
In Hebrews 9:1-5, the author lists several items that were found in the tabernacle only to say, "Of these things we cannot now speak in detail." Why not? Let's reflect on what God might be revealing to us by withholding an inspired pen. Read More
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Lesson from the Grand Canyon
on July 2nd, 2022
Recently, our family had the opportunity to visit the Grand Canyon. It’s an awe-inspiring sight that cameras can’t capture and words can’t describe. After our visit, I saw a teaching opportunity for my boys. I asked them, “What caused the Grand Canyon?” Read More
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Finding Help in the Wilderness
on June 18th, 2022
Chris McCandless died after living in the wilderness for less than four months. He tried to escape but thought he was trapped. The saddest part of his story is that the help that he needed was nearby. Is there any help for those who feel trapped in the wildernesses of sorrow and sin? Read More
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Don't Talk to Strangers?
on June 11th, 2022
If you attended public school in the past 30 or 40 years, there's a fair chance you heard over and over again, "Don't talk to strangers." What are some of the unintended consequences of this safety guideline? Should Christians abide by it in every situation? Read More
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When Fuel Prices Rise
on June 2nd, 2022
2022 has seen an incredible rise in commodity prices and most notably fuel. Is there anything in God's Word that can help us when we're feeling pain at the pump? Read More
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Overcoming Conflict
on May 28th, 2022
Unity is without a doubt "good... and... pleasant" (Psalm 133:1). Unfortunately, knowing it's good doesn't produce it. What can we learn from Paul about overcoming conflict and creating or restoring unity? Read More
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Keeping God in Our Vacations
on May 21st, 2022
A lot of people look forward to vacations in the summertime. Here's a question though: does God look forward to our vacations? How can we ensure that vacations draw us closer to God instead of pulling us away from Him? Read More
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