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Bible Foods: 20 Mentioned Foods With Scriptures

There are many different foods mentioned in the Bible. Some are common, some are rare and others are plain disgusting to us today. Though there are more than twice this many different foods mentioned in the Bible, here is a look at 20 of them. And, no, I am not going to reveal what the […]

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10 Basic Christian Beliefs

by David Peach

There are many great teachings in the Bible, but here are 10 of the most important, or fundamental beliefs of the Christian faith. Within each of these broad categories there are many other doctrines that could fill whole books and bookshelves. This is just a quick overview of what Christians believe. God Theology is the […]

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Bible Verses About Fellowship: 21 Scripture Quotes

by Daryl Evans

Fellowship is often times overlooked in the life of a Christian. If you grew up in the church, you might associate the word “fellowship” as something your church family did by bringing a pot-luck style of lunch for all to share after a special Sunday service. But fellowship is not an event, no, it should […]

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Is There Power In Christian Music?

by Derek Hill

Is there a spiritual force behind Christian music? Can we feel the presence of God when listening to Christian music? Can we connect with God in a meaningful, deeper level when listening to Christian music? Absolutely! Music is kind of like Velcro; it is a means of connectivity between us and God. It makes a […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Relationships? Is One More Important Than Another?

by Robert Driskell

The Bible is a book of relationships. It shows us what our relationship to God is meant to be and how we can have that kind of relationship. It shows us how we should interact and treat our fellow Christians. It shows us how we are to view those who do not believe. Because we […]

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Praying For Those That Persecute Us: Bible Study and Sample Prayers

by Pamela Rose Williams

Undoubtedly the most difficult people to pray for are those that persecute us. Praying for the lovely people is just much easier. Even so, we are called to pray for everyone. When you read through the Book of Psalms you see that David continually prayed for those who persecuted him. In some cases he asked […]

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Roman Crucifixion Methods: What Did Jesus Endure?

by Jack Wellman

Crucifixion is believed to be the worst kind of death that has ever been invented. What was it like? What did Jesus have to endure so that you and I could have eternal life? The Worst of All Executions Perhaps the most cruel, vindictive, torturous death anyone at anytime in history could have ever experienced […]

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7 Bible Promises That Have Impacted My Life

by David Peach

There are so many wonderful promises in the Bible. Here are 7 Bible promises that impacted my life when I was a teenager seeking God’s will. As many of you know the teenage years can be difficult years emotionally and spiritually. I sought to serve the Lord with my life, but I didn’t always understand […]

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How Can I Save My Marriage? A Christian Perspective

by Jack Wellman

Marriages today have never been in more serious jeopardy. Even among Christians, the divorce rate is soaring, the number of adulterous affairs is skyrocketing, and the number of spouses divorcing has never been higher. How can you save your marriage? Marriages are in Trouble I have never seen so many marital problems in the past […]

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8 Christian Tips For Dealing With Difficult People

by David Peach

As Christians we should try to get along with the people around us. That does not mean we have to always agree with them, but we also should not intentionally look for opportunities to anger and upset people. Romans 12:18 tells us, “If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with […]

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