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Is it ok to be angry with God?
The next chapter in the series Trusting Go in the Storm –Is it ok that I was angry with God? That is what I felt following the loss of our daughter. Lets explorer the subject.
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Feeling What Job Felt – Learning What Job Learned
The next chapter in the series Trusting Go in the Storm – Waiting for God to answer the “WHY” in a tragic loss we reflect back on the ordeal Job went through when he lost everything. What can we learn about suffering from Job?
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When Your World is Turned Upside-down
Why does God permit suffering? What happens when tragedy strikes and the foundation of our world is rocked to its core? Read about how this author is learning to trust God in the storm.
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6–9 minutes|
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Are We in the End Times?
There are a lot of people discussing end times events and questioning whether we are living in the last days. With the world facing numerous challenges, from natural disasters to global conflicts, it’s no wonder that many are questioning whether we are on the brink of…
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14–22 minutes|
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Reflections on Good Friday
Good Friday is a day of great meaning for Christians worldwide, marking the pivotal moment in the history when Jesus Christ willingly suffered and died on the cross for the sins of humanity. This recognition of this solemn occasion, observed as a time of reflection, gratitude,…
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Understanding Baptism and Salvation
The idea of being “saved” is central to Christianity, yet it remains unclear or even confusing to many people. Christians often speak about salvation, but what exactly does it mean to be saved? Saved from what? And how does someone receive this salvation? What role does…
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What Does it Mean – The Plan of God
I have heard many times someone commenting on an event or tragedy saying it “must have been in God’s plan.” Can we say that the loving God of the universe, sovereign in justice and complete in wisdom plans for individuals to experience misfortune and tragedy? Does…
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Communicating with Precision in a Changing World
Language is the lifeblood of human communication and understanding. The words we choose to express our thoughts, beliefs, and ideas matter immensely. As our society continually evolves, the meanings of words can shift and diverge from their original intentions. Words like respect, justice and freedom have…
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Reasoning God’s Existence from First Principles
As skepticism and secularism gain more traction in our world today, establishing a rational defense of belief in God and Jesus Christ has become increasingly important. The principles of first principles reasoning, foundational to philosophy and science alike, offer a compelling avenue to ground such an…
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The Timeless Story of Christmas: Reflections on Jesus’ Birth
As we gather for this festive season our homes are filled with the warmth of family, perhaps surrounded by children and grandchildren. The Christmas tree stands adorned with twinkling lights, its branches sheltering a collection of brightly wrapped packages. Laughter, good food, and festive fun are…
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Bridging Testaments: The Christmas Narrative
The story of Christmas is more than a heartwarming narrative about a young family and their special baby; it is a pivotal event bridging the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. This unity, often overlooked, is essential to understanding the full story of Jesus Christ…
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10–14 minutes|
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Twelve Things That Will Surprise You About Christmas
A popular Christmas song you might hear during the season would be the twelve days of Christmas. You know the one – “On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…” Let me change this up just a little this year as I…
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12–19 minutes|
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