A Mother’s Day Devotion: Reflections From a Farewell Letter
Paul’s reflections on how Lois and Eunice, the primary disciplers in Timothy’s life, gave the world an infectious servant-leader.
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Who Are You Wearing? Put on the Lord Jesus Christ
We can’t choose the world that we wake up to each morning, but we most certainly can choose how we will dress for success. WHO are you wearing?
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God Is Captivated by You
You can trust the God who is captivated by every detail of your life! He rejoices over you with singing and dancing. He watches over you with tenderness and affection.
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Worldwide Christian Persecution: How Many Are Being Killed? Where?
Although there has been an uptick in violence against Christians in the region, Egypt is hardly alone in a long list of countries facing persecution for their faith.
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The Ultimate Underdog Story
There is nothing you will face today that isn’t already under the authority of Jesus. The same power that rose Jesus from the grave lives in us. You can live in this present reality.
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Palm Sunday: Don’t Be a Fickle Sunday Morning Cheerleader
What would it look like if the biblical accounts of Palm Sunday were taking place in our generation today?
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Passover for Christian Families
A guide to celebrating Passover with your children and nurturing their faith through it’s Christ-centered implications.
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32 Inspiring Easter Quotes and Resurrection Bible Verses
Inspiring Easter quotes and resurrection Bible verses. Because of Christ’s resurrection, we can have peace during even the most troubling of times.
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The Dangers of Complacency
The danger of spiritual complacency is that it is not only acutely self-serving, but it is highly contagious. It’s a subtle erosive to our faith.
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Never Apologize for a God-Sized Vision, Bold Faith
Never apologize for a God-sized vision or a bold faith. Remember that the mediocre majority always dies in the wilderness, but those “different” spirits always find their Promised Land.