Helping Christians find peace in an uncertain world.
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“There are hypocrites in the church.”
Jesus calls his church a city on a hill that can’t be hidden. But we’re shown in Revelation that an earthquake will strike the city. One tenth of it will collapse. What this seems to mean is that merely being within the walls won’t help certain people on the day the ground shakes. Jesus told
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The Core Strategy of Dialogue Education
My father-in-law used to quote a saying about boys working on the farm: “You got one boy, you got half a man. You got two boys, you got nothing.” I can hear his chuckle as he used to say it. Put kids together and they’ll goof off. Adults, however, can get down to the task
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Standing Out From the Crowd
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego replied to the king, “O Nebuchadnezzar, we do not need to defend ourselves before you in this matter. If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God we serve is able to save us from it, and he will rescue us from your hand, O king. But even if he
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Wants vs. Needs
I want that, she thought, as she saw the shiny trophy swaying gently on the branch before her. I really, really want that . . . and I am going to have it. It wasn’t the bite that she took out of the fruit but the thought that preceded the bite. And while sharing is
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Respectfully Yours
Respect means taking the sidewalk instead of cutting across the lawn, asking to borrow your sister’s new sweater (not just wearing it and hoping she won’t notice), listening carefully to one more of Grandma’s stories from “way back when,” catching the door for a complete stranger. Respect is the reason you still can’t call your
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“Aren’t people basically good?”
The Sanhedrin, the ruling council of the Jews, wanted Jesus murdered in the worst way. Jesus made the Jewish rulers look bad. Pontius Pilate declared Jesus an innocent man before satiating the rulers’ hunger for an execution—to keep them happy. So it was that first century Israel and first century Rome—crowning human achievements in ethics
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