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Can I Have My Own Identity As A Christian?
Do we lose our identity when we become Christians or does it shape us? Johnson Hsu looks at how our identity fits into our life in Christ.
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What Do I Do With Changed Plans At Christmas?
How do we react when God allows circumstances in our lives to change carefully made plans? Tina looks at just what God may be doing in our lives in these moments.
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Can I Find Joy In Uncertainty?
How can I rejoice while waiting on an answer from God? We take a look at some examples from Scripture and throughout history.
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Will God Give Us Peace?
In a chaotic and violent world, does Christ really promise peace? We look at the second week of advent and the promise of peace for the believer.
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4 Tips for Advent
Advent is the time to prepare for Christ's return. Here are a few thoughts on preparation.
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What Does It Mean That Creation Groans?
In the waiting and anticipation of a newborn child, we see a picture of Christ and His work on the cross.
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Should Christians Be Engaged in Politics?
Should Christians vote? And should they be engaged in civic politics? Jeremy Howard tackles this question in his latest blog.
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Is It Okay To Tear Down Traditions?
It seems like today, anything associated with the past can quickly become unpopular and disregarded. Is it okay to get rid of traditions or do we risk a greater loss?
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What I Learned From Persian Rugs
We are broken and need a Savior, but in that brokenness, we can bring glory to God.
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Should I Be Grateful For Trials?
It is difficult to be thankful for hard times, but often in hindsight, that is when God does the most work in our lives.
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Should I Go to a Church That Has a Woman Pastor?
Woman's leadership in the church can be a very controversial topic with much said and little discussed. There is a Biblical way to discuss and approach this topic in the church. Tina lays out examples from the Bible of woman's leadership.
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Is There Any Good in Loss and Grief?
“Grief confuses us by spinning us around to face backward, because memories are all we have left, but of course it isn’t the past we mourn when someone dies; it’s the future.” The quote above is from a book I started today called Lost & Found: A Memoir