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Prayer: The Divine/Human Dialogue
Prayer is a dialog. It does not end after we recited our requests to God and said “Amen.” He is with us all day, and we can expect Him to speak to us always.
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A Firm Foundation (Matthew 7:24-27)
The story from Matthew 7:24-27 tells of two builders, one wise and one foolish. The wise builder’s house survived a storm due to a solid foundation, while the foolish builder’s house collapsed. This parable illustrates the importance of obeying God’s Word, not just hearing it. It emphasizes the need to act upon the teachings of…
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Martin Luther on Divorce
Some thoughts by Martin Luther on the subject of divorce.
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The Word Became Flesh. II: The Word Was God
Jesus became a man, but He was always God.
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Wine or the Spirit: Part 2
The wisdom of God seems foolish to mankind. However, it is not foolish, irrational, or illogical. It is super-rational and hyper-logical. It is beyond human comprehension. It demands spiritual discernment.
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Omniscience: God Knows All
The teaching that God knows all can challenge our faith. How can an all-knowing and good God allow evil? His ways are above our ways, but we can trust Him when we do not understand Him.
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A Balanced Christian Response to Coronavirus
We cannot take Covid-19 lightly. However, we should not live in fear. We need to exercise wisdom, recognizing that people are dying.
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Coronavirus, Faith and Fear, Wisdom and Folly
Examining a Christian response to the coronavirus epidemic. Christians should respond wisely and take necessary precautions, but should not be driven by fear.
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2020: A Year of Vision
Maybe, as you are reading this and beginning a new year, you sense that God is calling you to something greater than the usual New Year’s resolutions in 2020. Perhaps He is calling you to bring your hopes, dreams, and visions to Him, align them with His vision for your life, and allow His wisdom…
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St. John of the Cross: The Dark Night of the Soul and Knowing God
This article shares some thoughts about growing in our knowledge of God as He reveals Himself to us in our hard times; for the commemoration of St. John of the Cross.
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