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10 Christian Conversations You Should Have Before Engagement
Getting engaged is exciting. Love is growing, dreams are forming, and the future feels wide open. But before you make that lifelong commitment, you need more than chemistry—you need clarity. Strong marriages are built on honest, sometimes uncomfortable conversations. If … Continue reading
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What Is Love?
Love is the most written about, sung about, preached about, and misunderstood word in the human vocabulary. Our culture talks about love constantly. Songs climb the charts because of it. Movies revolve around it. People fall into it, fall out … Continue reading
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7 Lessons From the Passover
Passover is one of the most powerful bridges between the Old and New Testaments. For Christians, the Seder is not merely a Jewish memorial of deliverance from Egypt—it is a profound foreshadowing of the greater deliverance accomplished in Jesus Christ. … Continue reading
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The Biblical Standard for Divorce — and the Grace of God for the Wounded
Divorce is one of the most painful and complex experiences a person can walk through. It affects hearts, families, finances, children, friendships, and faith. Because of that, it deserves to be spoken about with both truth and tenderness. The Bible … Continue reading
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Why Do Christians Believe Sex Should Be Reserved for Marriage?
In today’s culture, the idea of waiting until marriage for sex often sounds outdated, restrictive, or unrealistic. Yet for Christians, this belief isn’t about rules for the sake of rules—it’s about trust, design, love, and human flourishing. Far from being … Continue reading
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Trusting God with the Most Important Decisions
Genesis 24 is one of the longest and most detailed stories in the book of Genesis, and for good reason. It tells the story of Abraham sending his servant to find a wife for his son Isaac. At first glance, … Continue reading
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The Four Songs of Christmas
How God Announced the Coming of Jesus Through Worship The Christmas story is not only told through angels, shepherds, and a manger—it is sung. Before Jesus ever speaks a word, heaven and earth break into song. Luke’s Gospel, in particular, … Continue reading
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Why the Land of Israel Is So Special to God
“I wanted nothing more than to give you this beautiful land—the finest possession in the world.” — Jeremiah 3:19 (NLT) Throughout Scripture, the land of Israel is described in glowing terms—as a “good and spacious land,” “a land flowing with … Continue reading
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Why Living Together Before Marriage Misses God’s Best
It’s a question I hear more and more often: “What’s wrong with couples living together before they’re married?” From a cultural perspective, it seems practical—share expenses, test compatibility, and “try it out” before making a lifelong commitment. But from a … Continue reading
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