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No matter how much society changes, the relationship between a man and a woman remains just as important as ever. The coming together of two people in marriage is, and has been, an occasion that defines two lives, along... Continue Reading »
Allegedly, when my children were small and struggled to eat vegetables, I would set a timer for them and walk out of the room. If they weren’t finished when the timer went off, consequences followed. For 14 of the... Continue Reading »
When you think of sins, what do you think of? Most of us probably think of actions: murder, adultery, theft, lying, idolatry, and so on. That list is certainly accurate. Sometimes, however, we forget that inactions are just as... Continue Reading »
Perhaps many well-intentioned believers have struggled through the messages of condemnation in the Minor Prophets (Hosea through Malachi). Amos 3–5 contains what many would consider “doom and gloom.” Yet I firmly believe that we will find the Lord’s message... Continue Reading »
I have never heard a lion roar in person, but I doubt I will ever forget the sound one made as I walked toward him while he was eating. He never looked directly at me, but a growl like... Continue Reading »
On the eve of World War II, Winston Churchill described Russia as “a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” Many careful readers of Acts have perhaps felt similarly about the end of this book. The work ends... Continue Reading »
Like many today, I receive alerts of current events through my phone. I never remember signing up for this service. Dozens of times after thinking I was receiving a text from a family member or friend, I find out... Continue Reading »
When a new CEO arrives, it’s not uncommon for the upper management to be nervous. What will the company look like under new leadership? What will be important? What will be put by the wayside? When people change, priorities... Continue Reading »
Imagine for a second that neither you nor anyone you knew was a follower of Jesus Christ. No one who shared your ethnicity believed in Jesus Christ. What would it take for you to believe? Most people are more... Continue Reading »
By Russell Freeman I was on a ferry coming back from Fort Sumter with my family. The tour guide pointed our attention to the spires across the Charleston skyline. “Those churches,” she said, “are why they call Charleston ‘the... Continue Reading »
Recently a relative and I were talking about world religions when he insightfully contrasted Christians with Mormons and Muslims. They want a heaven, he said, with earthly pleasures. Although the new creation will have some earthly pleasures, God didn’t... Continue Reading »
Over the last several months, we’ve looked at 37 of the heaviest chapters in the Bible. A great and godly man’s world disintegrated, and 35 chapters of dialogue followed. Yet God remained silent. How would God respond to one... Continue Reading »
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