Testing
The Daily Devotional
God created you to glorify and enjoy him forever. The easiest way to break your satisfying relationship with God is to sin. When we sin, it is a stab to the very heart of God and the number one way we create barriers in our relationship with him.
The Daily Devotional
Every translation has its own particular style. Because the Greek language of the original New Testament and the Hebrew language of the original Old Testament use different sentence and grammar structures, scholars' translations can vary slightly.
What is the difference between the first and second testaments in Scripture? (Often called the Old and New Testaments)
The Daily Devotional
Why is the Bible different from other great works? To start, let’s look at two scriptures.
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If you were to summarize the Bible in one word, which one would you choose? “Redemption” is a good place to start.
The Daily Devotional
What's the Bible really all about? That’s the question we’ll be answering over the next several days. But in short, the Bible is a story of God’s love for his creation.
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What comes to mind when you think about God? According to twentieth-century author and preacher A.W. Tozer, this is the most important question any person can answer.
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The Book of Proverbs serves as a timeless source of practical advice and ethical principles for individuals seeking to navigate the complexities of life with discernment and integrity.
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What do you do when you have a friend, family member, or coworker that questions your faith? Here are five responses that can help.
The Daily Devotional
Do you find it easier to believe in Jesus or live like Jesus? There’s a difference between the two.
The Daily Devotional
Prayer is one topic Christians like to discuss but struggle to practice. We throw around phrases like “I’ll be praying for you” or “Our thoughts and prayers are with you” without ever putting in the time.
The Daily Devotional
Would you consider yourself a mature Christian? This is a tough question to answer and many who are quick to say “yes” might just be the least aware of their need for spiritual growth.