Tag Archives: Christianity
Habits for Abiding (Part Two)
Recently, in reading an article titled, “The Challenges of Discipleship in an Age of Distraction,” I resonated with these observations:
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Tagged Christianity, devotions, faith, Hanna Seymour, spiritual life, spirituality
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Our King is Coming
In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, that truth changes everything. Christ will return—just as He promised—and His kingdom will reign forever. Live ready. Stand firm. Hope boldly.
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Tagged Christianity, Islamist Fulani, martyrdom, Nigeria
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Going Back for the Future
First, let’s agree there is no such thing as a crystal ball. Back in the day, friends would buy one of those Magic-8-balls to which you would ask a question, shake it slightly and then turn it over to see a response through the “little window at its base. Please note this is not science!
Motherhood– Hard, Beautiful, and Sanctifying
I am just coming out of the 8-9 month sleep regression phase. Any other parents know that the “developmental leaps” that accompany difficulty sleeping are some of the most tiring seasons of parenthood.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged children, Christianity, motherhood
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Deadly Compassion
The Left calls itself “compassionate.” But compassion that ignores truth, rejects accountability, and delivers short-term comfort with long-term destruction isn’t love—it’s cruelty. Real compassion tells the truth, disciplines when necessary, and seeks life, not death.
Get Out of Hell Free Card
How many of your friends and relatives would you think are headed for hell? How about coworkers or well known acquaintances? Where would this rank in your level of concerns?
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Tagged Allie Beth Stuckey, Billy Graham, Bryce Crawford, Christianity, faith, Greg Laurie, repentance
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Should Christians Try to Reform the Public School System?
For more than a century, American Christians have assumed, without biblical warrant, that the civil government ought to oversee the education of children.
Posted in Education, Faith, Religious Liberty
Tagged Christianity, education, Kuyper, public school, R.C. Sproul
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Suffering for Jesus Christ – Nigeria
Christians in Nigeria are being slaughtered by the thousands — the deadliest persecution hotspot in the world. As the violence escalates, will we stand with our persecuted brothers and sisters in prayer and action?
Posted in Faith, Islam & Sharia; Terrorism, Religious Liberty
Tagged Bola Tinubu, Christianity, Fulani, International Religious Freedom Act of 1998, jihad, Muslim, Nigeria, persecution, Sa'adiyyah Adebisi Hassan, Ted Cruz
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Sometimes, Love Looks Like Hate
We live in a culture obsessed with the idea of love, one that is lightning-quick to condemn anyone who violates its dictates. If you call someone out for their sin by invoking even basic Christian truths, you can expect to receive the rebuke of "not being loving" or even earn the title of "hater."
Posted in Faith, Sexuality
Tagged Christianity, homosexuality, Todd Wagner
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Is Religion Gaining Traction?
A recent poll from Pew Research revealed that a growing number of American adults (31%) are seeing the rise of religious influence in everyday American life.
What Is Forgiveness?
Erika Kirk’s words of forgiveness at Charlie Kirk’s memorial have stirred deep conversation. Her grace toward her husband’s murderer confronts us with a vital question: how are Christians called to forgive one another?
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, Charlie Kirk, Christianity, Costi Hinn, Dave Smith, Erika Kirk, forgiveness, Mere Christianity
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The Unknown Reality of Christian Slavery in Pakistan
Millions of Christians in Pakistan are trapped in brutal bonded slavery—forced into brick kilns with no escape. Standing in the Word Ministries is setting families free, one by one. Learn how you can help break the chains.
Posted in Faith, Islam & Sharia; Terrorism
Tagged Cathy Giovannetti, Christianity, Global Christian Relief, Pakistan, Richard Giovannetti, Slavery, Standing in the Word Ministries
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