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3 Things Every Girl’s Daddy Needs to Know
Despite the natural flow of a daddy/daughter relationship, there are some things that you must know and stay conscious of as your daughter grows, if you want to maintain a thriving and successful relationship.
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Five Prayers for a Marriage Under Pressure
For many of us, our relationships with those inside of our homes, primarily with our spouses, have been tested, challenged, and pressed unlike ever before. We have experienced marriage under pressure.
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Question: Is Your Church a Globally-Minded Church?
A healthy church is committed to global missions. The Great Commission demands such a commitment. Today, use these questions to ask if your church has willingly accepted that mandate.
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7 Ways to Skip Sunday Announcements
However, the more you talk about things in Sunday announcements, the less effective the messaging for everything is. You need some solid ways to say “no” to other ministry leaders by providing alternative communication channels.
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This Is Not Our Home
This is not our home. As believers, we are called by God to train our minds and hearts to firmly latch onto the biblical teaching that we are passing through this world as pilgrims and strangers. We can never allow ourselves to become comfortable here.
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Lessons From an Agnostic New York Times Journalist
Many of us unconsciously build our lives on a foundation of religious behaviors, yet lack an essential sign of love for God—which is to love our neighbors who are made in his image.
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R.C. Sproul: The Biblical Basis for Missions
The word mission itself comes from the Latin verb missio, which means "to send." So, literally, missions has to do with sending.
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How We Lost the Conversation on Human Sexuality
We aren’t having conversations about why God might say certain things about human sexuality. And how our flourishing might be an aim. We’ve lost the ability to ask tough questions on these matters.