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What Did Jesus Teach About Finances?
Money is one of the most practical—and revealing—areas of our lives. It touches our security, our priorities, our relationships, and our faith. Jesus spoke about money more than many people realize, not because He was focused on wealth, but because … Continue reading
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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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Are You Passing the Test?
In Book of Exodus, God tells Moses regarding the manna in the wilderness: “I will test them in this to see whether or not they will follow My instructions.” That line stops me in my tracks. God wasn’t just feeding … Continue reading
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Faithful With What We’ve Been Given
Jesus said: “To those who use well what they are given, even more will be given, and they will have an abundance. But from those who do nothing, even what little they have will be taken away.” (Matthew 25:29, NLT) … Continue reading
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What the Bible Teaches About Leadership
Leadership is everywhere — in families, churches, workplaces, communities, and nations. The Bible has a lot to say about leadership, not just about authority and influence, but about character, humility, service, and responsibility. Biblical leadership doesn’t begin with position — … Continue reading
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“I Will Have Nothing to Do with That Kind of Thinking”
A Lesson from Job on Prosperity and Pride Job makes a striking statement: “They think their prosperity is of their own doing,but I will have nothing to do with that kind of thinking.” These words cut straight to a timeless … Continue reading
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What Did Jesus Say About Money?
Few topics are addressed as directly—and as often—by Jesus as money. In fact, Jesus spoke more about money and possessions than about heaven or hell. Why? Because He understood something we often resist admitting: money has a unique power to … Continue reading
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What We Can Learn from the Book of Ezekiel
Seeing God’s Glory, Hearing God’s Voice, and Living a Transformed Life The Book of Ezekiel is one of the most dramatic, visionary, and challenging books in the Bible. Written by a young priest-turned-prophet taken into exile in Babylon, Ezekiel’s message … Continue reading
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What Does the Bible Says About Masculinity?
Our society often sends mixed messages about what it means to be a man. Some celebrate toughness and dominance; others dismiss masculinity altogether as something to be suspicious of. But the Bible offers a much richer, healthier picture—one that’s not … Continue reading
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