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What Does It Mean To Be The Messiah? – Part 1

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What does it mean to be the Messiah? What can we learn from Scripture? The Messiah First of all it is helpful to know that the word Messiah and the word Christ mean the same thing. Both the Hebrew: Mashiach (translated as Messiah in English) and the Greek: Christos (translated as Christ in English) both […]

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Training Up A Child In The Way They Should Go

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By Nathan Johnson What does this mean in everyday life? How are we to accomplish this task that carries eternal significance? The Bible commands parents to “Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it” (Prov 22:6). In other words, we, as adults, have […]

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The Star – Movie Review

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By Deanna Evans I was asked recently if I’d like to review THE STAR movie, based off of the very first Christmas, from the animal’s perspective surrounding Christ’s birth. This was something I had never done before but was excited about doing. WOW and WOW! This film has it all from start to finish you […]

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Why Do I Keep Sinning?

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By Brian Goslee Many of us struggle from time to time to do the right thing. Read this encouraging article about discovering and doing what God wants you to do. Let me ask a few questions: Do you ever struggle to do what is right? Do you ever feel like you battle to stay on […]

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A Foundation for Biblical Giving

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Just as it’s common to ask, “How much must I give?”, it’s common to think that biblical giving is, ultimately, about the amount we give. This couldn’t be further from the truth. The amount is absolutely not the issue. Biblical giving revolves around the way we absorb the gospel. It’s also true, however, that if […]

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Saving for Retirement

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By Waldean Wall How much should I save for retirement? Should I save for retirement or increase my giving? As someone who has worked with money for over 40 years, I have found these to be very trying and difficult questions – especially for the Christian. With the center of our thought resting on the glory of […]

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7 Sunday School Games That Make Bible Learning Fun

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By Emily Johnson Let’s face it, studying the Bible on its own can be quite a boring ordeal for small kids. This is where the Sunday schools come in. They come up with better ideas that make learning the Bible fun for kids. Small games or mental exercises are used to teach the different verses of the […]

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You’re Here by Nichole Nordeman

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By Nichole Nordeman David asks in Psalm 139 “Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence?” David goes on to list the places he’s tried and failed to distance himself from God (the wings of the morning, the farthest limits of the sea) and yet cannot escape or outrun the […]

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Does Science Really Support Evolution?

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By Pastor Joshua M. Spaulding In most social groups these days you will be labeled “anti-science” if you proclaim to believe in a literal six-day creation. This is because the theory of evolution has been embraced as “fact” by those who reject the authority of the Bible and hold to a secular, humanistic worldview. But […]

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Reversing Unforgiveness

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By Dr. Wyatt Fisher “Have you forgiven him?” How many times have you been asked this by well intending friends when discussing a recent fight with your spouse? For most of us, we hear this often and while forgiveness should certainly be our ultimate goal in response to hurts and offenses in marriage, it’s often […]

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