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Does the Bible Promise Happiness?

There are many precious promises for Christians but does God promise us happiness in this life? What does the Bible say is in store for believers in this world? What is Happiness? The word happiness is based upon “happenings” and what happens in this life is certainly not always happy. In fact, Jesus said, “I […]

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5 Kids Sunday School Lessons About Love

by Crystal McDowell

What type of love has been the most meaningful in your life? There are many types of love demonstrated from the Bible—parent to child, husband to wife, mother-in-law to daughter-in-law, friend to friend, and brother to brother. In 1 Corinthians 13:1-8, we find the definition of love: “Love is patient, love is kind. It does […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Revenge? A Christian Topical Study

by Derek Hill

The following verse has been used thousands and thousands of times for people to justify their actions when acting on revenge: “If anyone injures his neighbor, as he has done it shall be done to him, fracture for fracture, eye for eye, tooth for tooth; whatever injury he has given a person shall be given […]

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Miracles of Jesus: 10 New Testament Bible Stories

by David Peach

Jesus performed many miracles in His three years of public ministry. Some of them were widely publicized while others only get a brief mention. Following are some of my favorite miracles of Jesus. There were certainly many more, but these 10 give a good idea of the different types of miracles of our Lord. Some […]

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With Great Spiritual Knowledge Comes Great Responsibility

by Robert Driskell

With great “Spiritual” knowledge comes great responsibility There are many people, especially in America, who possess knowledge about God, but have never applied that knowledge to their lives. Having grown up in a “Christian” nation, possibly in a “Christian” household, they think that simply knowing about God is the same as knowing God. However, this […]

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Should Christians Work on Sundays? A Bible Study

by Jack Wellman

Does the Sabbath command apply to Christians today and as such, should they not work on Sunday? What if their employer gives them no choice? Is it sin for a Christian to work on Sunday? Sunday Employment Many Christians work on Sunday because their employer requires them to. Think about this. When Christians get out […]

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Noah’s Ark Ideas for Sunday School

by Crystal McDowell

What would it be like to be in a boat filled with animals for almost a year? Many of us don’t know what to do if we’re shut up in the house for a few days! The smell, the chores, and the tight space could’ve driven Noah’s family crazy. Instead they were probably so grateful […]

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7 Prayers For Forgiveness and Repentance

by Derek Hill

Forgiveness and repentance go hand-in-hand in a Christian’s life. We must learn to always forgive others and to ask for forgiveness ourselves. Without repentance, we are liable of judgment from God. If we withhold forgiveness to others, forgiveness will also be withheld from us. Here are 7 prayers focusing on forgiveness and repentance. May we […]

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Why Does God Test Us? Why Can’t We Test Him? A Bible Study

by Jack Wellman

Does God test us and if so, why? What is God’s purpose for testing His children? Why can’t we test Him? God Tests His Children The Bible is full of stories about those who had no other choice but to trust in God. Our trust is like faith and our faith is only as strong […]

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What Is The Church Age?

by Robert Driskell

The phrase ‘church age’ usually pertains to a period of time in the history of God’s people. Some students of the Bible see history as being divided up into different ‘ages’ or ‘dispensations’. A dispensation is defined by Webster as, “a general state or ordering of things” (1). The ‘church age’ is seen as a […]

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