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Why Christians Should Stop Saying ‘Prayer Works’ (and 2 Other Things)
Most people who say "prayer works" really mean God did what they wanted him to do, as though God were a vending machine. We need to stop using this phrase...as well as a couple others.
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The One Resolution You Should Make This Year
It’s at about this time every year that millions of people around the world start thinking about next year and make New Year’s Resolutions.
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What to Do When Other Christians Hurt You — 8 Responses
When Christians hurt you, your spiritual maturity will be revealed. With that in mind, here are eight things I’ve learned about being offended by others that may help you.
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What a Rabbi Taught Me About Keeping Christ in Christmas
“Keep Christ in Christmas“ is a familiar saying this time of the year. But you don’t expect to hear it from the local rabbi.
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We Are Equally Sinful. We Are Not All Equally Broken or Toxic
Before God, we are all equally sinful. But for some of us, for whatever reason, our brokenness is more advanced than that of our other brothers and sisters.
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What to Say When Your Daughter Tells You She’s Gay
The first thing I’d do if my daughter told me she had same sex attractions is give her a giant hug and tell her that nothing, nothing, nothing can ever change my love for her.
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5 Things Newlyweds Must Not Do
Newlyweds can postpone some things. But there are some mighty important matters they need to deal with head on and face immediately.
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10 Things God Asks of a Biblical Husband
Everything I aspire to be as a husband is because of what the Bible calls me to be. And since Jesus was never married, I have to take the bulk of my instruction as a biblical husband from the other words of Scripture, which I take to be as authoritative as the “red letters” of Jesus.
