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What Does It Mean To Worship In Spirit And Truth?

On most Christian radio stations today you can find just about any kind of worship music. Likewise, in most churches you can find the same. There are even college degrees offered in worship arts from a number of colleges. With all of these approaches to worship, a common description people use to describe worship is […]

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Top 15 Christian Quotes About Overcoming Anxiety

by Pamela Rose Williams

No matter who you are, where you live or what your walk in life might be, at some time in your life you will need to deal with anxiety or worry and how to overcome it. It might be work-related. It might be grief related. It might be parenting related. It might even be anxiety […]

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What Is The Abrahamic Covenant? A Bible Study

by Jack Wellman

What is the Abrahamic Covenant? What does it have to do with Christians today? God Calls Abraham Most certainly, Abraham personified the statement that “the just shall live by faith,” as he was the prototype of living by faith however God still expected “Abraham to be obedient before blessing him.” How was this fulfilled in […]

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8 Important Bible Verses About Worldliness

by Crystal McDowell

Worldliness is one of the most dangerous enemies of a believer. We are drawn to the world’s way as it appeals to our own sinful nature that longs to be satisfied. Believers who struggle with worldliness will benefit from building a strong defense with knowledge and action from God’s word. Study 8 important Bible verses […]

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Should Christians Stockpile to Prepare for Future Disasters?

by Jack Wellman

Do you believe Christians should stockpile supplies and weapons for any futuristic disasters? Does the Bible give us any guidelines over such an issue? Preparing for the Future Jesus gives us a lot of advice for being stewards with what we have been given and that we should be investing in the kingdom by proclaiming […]

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You Shall Not Steal: Bible Lesson and Life Application

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

It is hard to find anyone who has not been a victim of theft. Yet, despite the nightly news reports and the stories of those who are victims of theft, most people think that when it comes to stealing, it is something that other people do. However, God’s definition of stealing is quite a bit […]

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2 Corinthians Bible Study and Commentary

by Jack Wellman

Here is a brief survey or summary and commentary on 2 Corinthians. The Second Letter to the Corinthians There is internal, biblical evidence that this might actually be the third letter to the Corinthian church and that one of Paul’s letters was lost. Since we know that God is sovereign, it may be that God […]

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Top 8 Bible Verses About Babies

by Crystal McDowell

Babies are beautiful gifts from God. The Lord gives the world babies to remind us of the preciousness of life and the fragility of the young. Parents find themselves without instructions as well as the responsibility to raise their God-given gift. Babies are born helpless and demanding—they expect to be comforted whether with food, affection, […]

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5 Differences Between Walking in the Flesh and Walking in the Spirit

by Jack Wellman

What does it mean to be walking in the flesh and walking in the Spirit? What can the Bible tell us about the differences between the two? Walking in the Spirit Paul addresses walking in the Spirit with a capital “S” which means that the word Spirit is a proper noun meaning this is God […]

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1 Corinthians 1: Bible Study and Commentary

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

First Corinthians was written by the Apostle Paul about 56 A.D. while he was in Ephesus (Acts 19:1-10, 20:31; 1 Corinthians 1:1, 16:21; 2 Corinthians 1:1, 10:1). The purpose of First Corinthians, which contains 16 chapters, is to address the problems in the church (1 Corinthians 1-6); answer questions (1 Corinthians 7:1-16:4); and tell those […]

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