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Don’t Quarrel Over Opinions But Welcome One Another
How many ‘opinions’ do Christians today quarrel over instead of welcoming one another? Face masks, online services, political opinions about how our governments are handling the pandemic.
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Give Jesus Your Worries (and Don’t Take Them Back)
A lot of times we pray about our worries, and then when we’re done, we pick them right back up. But Peter’s not just telling us to pray about it. He is saying, “Hurl your worries onto Jesus. Make him responsible for that problem. Set it on his shoulders. He will carry it.”
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6 Characteristics of a God-Sized Vision
Whatever He has for you, you can be sure that every God-inspired vision has six distinct characteristics.
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The Divine Imagination
Imagination is a part of how we can understand and worship God, as well as how we can understand and interact with His visible and invisible creation.
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6 Reasons to Live More Simply and Give More Generously
"Here is the biblical pattern for giving: see a need, give to meet it."
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Biblical Strategies for Dealing With Anger
We might experience fierce indignation or a passion that boils up deep from within our souls. This may cause a disposition of agitation because something or someone is bothering us, which must be handled and responded to biblically.
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The Uniqueness of Christian Suffering
This is an element of suffering that the unrighteous simply cannot experience, for this unique suffering is afforded only to the righteous in Christ. #suffering
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Permanent Resettlement Not a Reality for 99 Percent of Refugees
Last year, 107,800 refugees were resettled. Millions are still waiting, and the average time it takes refugees to be resettled is between 17 and 18 years. However, the reality is that 99% of refugees will remain permanently displaced.
