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Abraham’s Children
“Do not think you can say to yourselves, ‘We have Abraham as our father.’ I tell you that out of these stones God can raise up children for Abraham” (Matthew 3:9). “Jesus said to [Zacchaeus], ‘Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham. For the Son of
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Teaching Them Like Adults
Look across the landscape of your Bible study. What do you see? There are no Kool-Aid mustaches. These are adult learners who have come to Bible study to learn more about their Jesus and what he means for their lives today. Just as we treat them like adults, we teach them like adults. What makes
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Don’t Forget to Nourish Yourself
I remember a bad thunderstorm we had last summer. Lightning flashed and crashed, and the wind blew mightily. We even spent a few minutes down in the basement. As I walked around the yard the next morning, I didn’t see much damage—only a few leaves and a couple of small twigs—EXCEPT for my prize tomato.
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Can a Loving God Send People to Hell?
What kind of man is this, with what kind of heart? Jesus tells his friends how much he has longed for this last Passover supper with them . . . knowing full well what comes after it. With candlelight dancing in his eyes, he surveys a table set with bread and wine, bitters and roasted
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Parenting With Law & Gospel
What is the secret to Christian parenting? Some families seem to have well-adjusted children and calm parents. Other families seem to have children who are out of control and a parent or two pulling out their few remaining hairs. What is the difference?
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4 More Ways to Get People Talking in Your Bible Study…This Week!
In last month’s issue of Teach the Word, we saw four ways for getting dialogue flowing in your Bible study. Here are four more tips:
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