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The Most Important Spiritual Discipline: Daily Bible Reading
I recently heard a statement that stopped me in my tracks:Daily Bible reading is the most important spiritual discipline. Everything else flows from it. The more I’ve reflected on that idea, the more convinced I’ve become that it’s true. I … Continue reading
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7 Characteristics of Growing Churches
Church growth in North America isn’t accidental—and it isn’t primarily about style, denomination, or budget. Growing churches tend to share a set of intentional characteristics that shape everything they do. They don’t abandon theology or tradition, but they continually ask … Continue reading
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Lessons from the Book of Esther: Faith, Courage, and God’s Hidden Hand
The book of Esther is one of the most intriguing stories in the Bible. God’s name is never mentioned, there are no recorded prayers, no miracles on display—yet God’s presence is unmistakable. Esther teaches us how God works powerfully behind … Continue reading
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Why Faith Still Matters in a Scientific Age
We live in an age of remarkable scientific achievement. We can map the human genome, explore distant galaxies, and place powerful computers in our pockets. For many, science feels sufficient—why look beyond what can be tested, measured, and proven? Yet … Continue reading
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Worship In Heaven: Every Nation Before the Lamb
There are moments in Scripture that lift our eyes beyond time and place, giving us a glimpse of heaven’s eternal reality. Revelation 7:9–10 is one of those moments. John sees “a vast crowd, too great to count,” made up of … Continue reading
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“Your Kingdom Come”: The Heartbeat of Prayer
When Jesus taught His disciples to pray, He gave them words that have echoed through centuries: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come…” (Matthew 6:9-10). Most of us rush past those three small words—“Your kingdom come”—without … Continue reading
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The Influence of Jesus on Classical Music’s Top Composers
Western classical music cannot be fully understood apart from the profound influence of Christianity and the person of Jesus Christ. From the Gregorian chants of the Middle Ages to the grand oratorios of the Baroque era and beyond, the Christian … Continue reading
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Kept by His Power
“Now all glory to God, who is able to keep you from falling away and will bring you with great joy into His glorious presence without a single fault.” Jude 1:24 (NLT) On the Christian journey, most believers know what … Continue reading
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When Praise Sounds Like Joy and Weeping: Learning from Ezra 3
Some moments in Scripture are so human, so raw, so emotionally honest that they pull us right into the story. Ezra 3 is one of those scenes. After decades of exile, the Israelites finally return to Jerusalem. The city is … Continue reading
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