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7 Things To Remember Because Time Is Short
Life has a way of moving faster than we expect. One day you’re starting out, full of plans and dreams… and before you know it, decades have passed. The Bible reminds us that our lives are “a mist that appears … Continue reading
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Psalm 37: A Psalm for the Long Game
Life can feel unfair. You may see dishonest people getting ahead while faithful people struggle. You may work hard, try to do the right thing, and still watch others prosper through arrogance or corruption. It’s easy to become discouraged. That’s … Continue reading
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What Must I Do To Inherit Eternal Life?
One of the most important questions anyone can ask in life is this: “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” This question was asked directly to Jesus in Gospel of Mark 10:17–22, and the conversation that followed reveals a … Continue reading
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The 7 Most Profound Questions Jesus Asked
Jesus of Nazareth was a master teacher. In the Gospels, scholars estimate he asked over 300 questions — far more than the number he directly answered. Rather than simply lecturing, he invited people into self-examination, revelation, and transformation through questions … Continue reading
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The Upside-Down Kingdom: “The Last Will Be First, and the First Will Be Last” (Matthew 20:16)
In the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 20, Jesus drops one of His most provocative and counter-cultural statements: “So the last will be first, and the first will be last.” (Matthew 20:16, NIV). This isn’t just a clever saying—it’s the punchline … Continue reading
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What Really Matters
Life is full of distractions. We are constantly bombarded by opinions, choices, pressures, and expectations. Our calendars fill up. Our minds spin. Our hearts get tugged in a dozen directions. So when Paul says, “I want you to understand what … Continue reading
The Humbling Path to Healing: Lessons from Naaman’s Encounter with Elisha
One of the most remarkable stories of healing in the Old Testament is found in 2 Kings 5—the account of Naaman, the powerful Syrian commander who was also a leper. It’s a story that beautifully weaves together themes of pride, … Continue reading
