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Transfiguration: Christ Is Still Glorified Through Us
The Transfiguration reminds us that Jesus revealed the glory of God. It should also encourage us to allow His glory to shine through us.
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Seen and Not (Only) Heard
Sometimes the children of God should be seen and not heard.
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Called to Share God’s Blessings
Abraham’s calling, to be the father of many nations, focused on his responsibility to be a blessing to others. It is our calling as well.
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Quotes by St. Teresa of Avila
A few quotes by St. Teresa of Avila on her feast day.
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The Christian’s Mission in a Time of Social Distancing
Jesus has not called us to try to figure out whether God is judging the nation or world with a disease. Our calling is always to share His grace with everybody that we can.
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Spiritual Warfare XIII: Interceding for All People
We are not fighting natural enemies. Our real enemies are the forces of Satan—not another political party, Islamic extremists, or illegal immigrants. These are at most tools or pawns whom Satan has deceived and manipulated to achieve his agenda. We need to attack the source of wickedness, not merely the visible symptoms. Prayer and other…
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Choosing Life, Good, and Blessing—Deuteronomy 30:15-20
God calls us to bring His light, life, and love to the world.
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Light of the World: Exposing the Deeds of Darkness
All of these forms of “Christian advertising” are great ways to begin a conversation about the Gospel and what Jesus has done in one’s life. However, when there is a conflict between our bumper stickers or Facebook statuses and our lifestyles, the answer is not to hide the light. The answer is to tap more…
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Reflecting the Light of the World
Jesus is the Word that became flesh to reveal God to us. He is the light of the world, so that we may see. Also, He is life so that we may live. His life is the light of men. His light, His life, and His love guide our steps. We cannot see the path…
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Scripture Sabbath Challenge—John 20:21–23
The focus of Jesus’ teaching turned in a new direction after His resurrection. For three years, He taught the disciples the gospel and principles of the kingdom of God. After His resurrection, He focused on how they would proclaim that gospel throughout the world.
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