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“I do believe that the dominant Christian theory is that…”

Scott Adams, Dilbert creator, plans to convert to Christianity before dying of cancer. The article emphasizes salvation comes from accepting Christ, not good deeds.
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Lighter Side

Why did the chauffeur driving an angel around keep stalling the car?

The article humorously explores the concept of Emmanuel, emphasizing God’s desire for a relationship with humanity and contrasting this belief with other religions.
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Spiritual Growth

Five Biblical Head-Scratchers

The article examines five biblical miracle stories, emphasizing God’s power, mercy, and sovereignty. It highlights the importance of faith and obedience in overcoming trials.
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Devotion

Dealing with our storms in life.

The verse from John 6:19 is used to reflect on the new year and the challenges and uncertainties it brings. The disciples’ fear of Jesus approaching their boat in the storm is compared to our own fear of Jesus’ presence in our lives. The message encourages welcoming Jesus into our “boats” and trusting in His guidance through the storms of life.
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Quick Posts

Ordered Steps

The article stresses the importance of seeking God’s guidance in ordering one’s steps, emphasizing humility, surrender, and alignment with God’s will.
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Lighter Side

Why was Moses the most technologically advanced prophet?

Theology on the Lighter Side - Moses went up Mount Sinai to receive a tangible, physical list...
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Spiritual Growth

Jesus Christ as the Ultimate Model of Kindness

Jesus Christ exemplified kindness through compassion, healing, and sacrifice, serving as a model for Christians to follow.
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Devotion

Jesus is the only answer.

The world hates Jesus because He testifies that its works are evil. As Christians, we should testify to the world that Jesus is the remedy for its brokenness, not just by acknowledging its flaws but by actively working to fix them.
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Quick Posts

Ambushed by the Darkness

Author recounts near-death experience, emphasizes vulnerability to evil, and importance of sharing Jesus’ message for eternal life.
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Lighter Side

Woman Still Waiting For Co-Workers

Lifestyle evangelism, defined as a Christian acting as a “good person” or displaying Christian symbols, is insufficient for salvation. True evangelism requires actively seeking conversations and sharing the gospel.
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Spiritual Growth

Darkness to Light: Being Restored

Micah warns Judah and Jerusalem of judgment for injustice but offers hope of a remnant and a peaceful ruler from Bethlehem, concluding with God’s mercy and forgiveness.
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Devotion

Do you know the real Jesus?

The blind man healed by Jesus faced a choice between the world of his parents, who feared excommunication for acknowledging Jesus, and the world where Jesus was worth believing in. He chose to believe in Jesus, prioritizing Him over social status and acceptance. The message encourages knowing the real Jesus and choosing to worship Him above all else.
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Quick Posts

Lessons From My Early Walk with God

The article explores the author’s journey to Christianity and the transformative power of God’s love. It emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, acknowledging that all sin is equal in God’s eyes, and highlights that salvation is a gift of grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not based on works.
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Lighter Side

A rich man told his pastor, “I’d give money, but I love it too much.”

The article warns against money as an idol, emphasizing contentment and biblical teachings prioritizing God over wealth. The author shares a testimony of financial loss leading to deeper faith.
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Spiritual Growth

The Purpose of Life

The purpose of life, according to the Bible, is to glorify God. This involves living in a way that reflects God’s glory through our actions, relationships, and service to Him. Through faith in Jesus Christ, believers are promised eternal life.
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Devotion

How many more days do you have left?

The Feast of Dedication, or Hanukkah, commemorates the liberation of the temple and is celebrated with lights. The text suggests that Jesus, aware of His impending death, spent His last days spreading His message and preparing for His sacrifice. It encourages readers to reflect on the purpose of their own lives and align them with the cause of Christ.
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In the News

Saturday, January 3rd, 2026

A weekly roundup of Christian news stories from various sources. Topics include religious freedom, political issues, and global events impacting the Christian community. The roundup also features articles on biblical interpretation and Christian perspectives on contemporary challenges.
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Lighter Side

Perfect Day Ruined By People

Paul Jennings’ perfect day was ruined by people, highlighting the challenge of loving neighbors as Christians.
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In the News

Understanding What God “Judges” and Why

The English word “judgment” in the Bible has various meanings, including condemnation and correction. God disciplines His children out of love, not wrath, aiming to restore and strengthen them.
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In the News

Am I a Christian Fundamentalist?

Author compares beliefs to Christian fundamentalism, finding alignment with evangelicalism.
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Devotion

Follow His Lead

The article encourages readers to step out of their comfort zones and follow the Holy Spirit’s guidance, using the power given to them to make a difference.
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Spiritual Growth

My Struggles as a New Christian 

The author shares her personal struggles as a new Christian, emphasizing the transformative power of faith and encouraging others to embrace their beliefs.
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Spiritual Growth

Trusting God

Trusting God involves acting in faith, as exemplified by biblical figures like David and Nehemiah. The author shares personal experiences of God’s provision during challenging times, emphasizing the importance of stewardship and recognizing God’s faithfulness through unexpected blessings.
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Devotion

Put His name first

The passage from 2 Chronicles 16:1 describes a conflict between Judah and Israel. The author reflects on the historical divisions within God’s people, leading to wars and a tarnished reputation.
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Lighter Side

Father Reads Son Heartwarming Bedtime Story

Evangelists no longer push Hell but focus on Heaven.
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In the News

Welcoming the New Year 2026:

The article “Welcoming the New Year 2026: “A Fresh Start with Faith and Reflection” encourages readers to embrace the new year with purpose, faith, and gratitude. It emphasizes living a Christ-centered life and sharing God’s love.
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Devotion

Don’t take shortcuts with God.

Jesus loved his disciples fully, not taking shortcuts or saving time, even as He faced the cross. We should follow His example, recognizing the importance of the journey and not cutting corners in our love for Him or others.
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Quotes

“The will of God will not take us where the grace of God cannot sustain us.” 

The article explores the idea that God’s grace will always sustain believers, even in difficult times. It emphasizes that God is always present, providing comfort and guidance through scripture.
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Lighter Side

A man walked into a Baptist church and asked, “Is this seat saved?”

The most important decision one will ever make is what to do about God. Is He real? If so, which god, and do you accept the Bible as His word?
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In the News

Does the Antichrist know he is the Antichrist?

There will be a point in time when he does realize the course his eternal life will take.
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Devotion

Whose story are you writing?

We need to be living a purposeful life and maintaining meaningful relationships. The author encourages readers to consider their own life stories and how they align with their faith, urging them to actively participate in God’s story.
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Quotes

You are the only Bible some unbelievers will ever read.”

Quote Source - John MacArthur A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - Those who don't support a Biblical Christian...
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Q/A

Question #52: What hope does everlasting life hold for us?

Revelation 21:1-4 describes a new heaven and earth, where God will dwell with humanity, eliminating sin, death, and suffering.
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Spiritual Growth

The Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6):

The article explores the enduring peace offered by Jesus Christ, the “Prince of Peace,” as described in Isaiah 9:6. It emphasizes that this peace is not dependent on circumstances but is rooted in God’s presence and power.
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Devotion

Christmas and Persecution

Acts 8:3 contrasts Christmas joy with early Christian persecution, urging reflection on Christian values and preparedness for persecution.
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In the News

Saturday, December 27th, 2025

30+ top social media stories for Christian readers cover topics like spiritual awakening, pro-life campaigns, and the Pentagon’s Christmas Worship Service.
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Quick Posts

Christmas Message: “The Humility of God and the Call to Love” 

Christmas reveals the humility of God through the birth of Jesus Christ, who entered the world in simplicity and vulnerability. This humility teaches us that God’s greatness is revealed through love and service, not worldly power.
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Lighter Side

Groundbreaking New Study Finds Islamophobia …

The article explores the rise of phobias, including Islamophobia, in American society, attributing them to government support structures and cultural isolationism. It emphasizes the need for Biblical Christians to share the Gospel despite societal challenges.
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Devotion

Align with God’s standards.

2 Samuel 14:26 encourages aligning life changes with God’s higher standard, seeking His guidance for the new year.
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Quotes

“Let God’s promises shine on your problems.”

Corrie ten Boom, a Dutch watchmaker, saved over 800 Jews during the Holocaust by hiding them in her home. She relied on her faith in God’s protection and providence, even smuggling a Bible into a concentration camp.
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Lighter Side

What do sheep say at Christmas?

Theology on the Lighter Side - What do sheep say at Christmas? - A Merry Christmas to...
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Spiritual Growth

The value and fragility of wisdom

Ecclesiastes emphasizes wisdom over folly, advocating for industriousness and wise work. Christians should guard against folly and be stewards of God’s wisdom.
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Devotion

Our devotion is more important than our gift.

The story of Della and Jim from O. Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi” illustrates the true meaning of giving. Their sacrifices for each other, though leaving marks, demonstrate that the giver’s devotion is more important than the gift itself.
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Quick Posts

How Old Is the Earth According to the Bible? 

Age of Earth debated among Christians due to interpretation of “yom” in Genesis.
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Lighter Side

What did Adam say to his wife on Christmas?

A survey shows 87% of Americans celebrate Christmas, but only 37% attend religious services, indicating a possible shift towards a more secular celebration.
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Quick Posts

The Day Before Christmas 

The article emphasizes the true meaning of Christmas, urging readers to prioritize Jesus Christ over material distractions and remember the significance of his birth and sacrifice.
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Spiritual Growth

Healing: A Physical and Spiritual Renewal Adventure

The article explores the concept of healing from a Biblical Christian Worldview, emphasizing both physical and spiritual healing. It highlights how the Bible offers insight and guidance for those seeking healing, showcasing God’s power to heal the body and restore the soul.
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Devotion

Goodwill over Materialism at Christmas

Christmas reveals true desires, highlighting materialism over spiritual focus. It reminds us to prioritize worship over material possessions.
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Quick Posts

Forged: Writing in the Name of God –

The Bible’s divine Author and its inerrancy are more important than the humans who penned it, emphasizing the need to accept the canon as written by God for a strong Christian faith.
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Lighter Side

What’s Santa’s favorite type of music?

The diversity of music, like the diversity of humanity, reflects God’s creation. While this diversity can lead to conflict, the author encourages grace and focus on Jesus Christ during the Christmas season.
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In the News

In God We Trust — to Keep Things Comfortable

Christian nationalism and prosperity theology view God as rewarding faithfulness with success, contradicting the cruciform character of Christ. True Christian faith remains faithful regardless of circumstances.
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Devotion

Christmas should be full of peace.

A family outing to the mall, typically hectic and stressful, can become a peaceful and enjoyable experience, finding peace in the simple pleasures of spending time, free from the pressures of holiday shopping.
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Quick Posts

Are there times when grace should be replaced by rebuke?

The New Testament provides examples of Jesus showing grace and compassion, but also getting angry. Jesus rebuked those who prioritized tradition over love, interrupted divine appointments, commercialized the ministry, and confronted false teachers.
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Q/A

Question #51: Of what advantage to us is Christ’s ascension?

Christ’s ascension benefits us by advocating for us, preparing a place, and sending his Spirit.
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In the News

The Ten Best Christmas Sayings 

Ten Christmas sayings paired with Bible verses inspire joy, gratitude, and the true spirit of Christmas.
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Devotion

The Birth of Jesus

The Christmas season, often filled with chaos and busyness, should remind us of the true meaning of the holiday: the birth of Jesus. Just as the blind man in John 9 focused on his newfound sight, we should focus on the bigger picture of Jesus’ message, rather than getting caught up in details and distractions.
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In the News

Saturday, December 20th, 2025

30+ TOP STORIES FROM ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA Christian Post - Nicaragua bans tourists from bringing Bibles into the...
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Quotes

“Christmas is not simply about a birth but about a coming.”

We need to emphasize the true meaning of Christmas by not just highlighting Jesus’ birth but also His return... and share it with others.
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Lighter Side

In Christmas Promotion, Holiday Inn Offers Discount To Women…

Holiday Inn’s Christmas promotion humorously parallels Mary and Joseph’s journey, emphasizing Jesus’ birth as a savior and encouraging sharing His message during the holiday season.
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Spiritual Growth

Reoccurring Dream I’ll never forget

The author's dream about Disneyland characters led to her recovery from colon issues, highlighting faith’s power.
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Devotion

Christmas, a time of seeking reconciliation, not tension.

Christmas is a time for family gatherings, but strained relationships can create tension. The message encourages embracing the spirit of Christmas by letting go of grudges and seeking reconciliation, as Jesus’ birth symbolizes peace and unity.
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Quotes

“The best and most beautiful things in this world…”

Helen Keller’s belief in God and study of Emanuel Swedengorg’s teachings are examined from a Biblical Christian worldview. The author argues that true beauty and understanding come from the Holy Spirit and God’s grace.
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Lighter Side

The Honey vs. the Stick

The article uses a choir director anecdote to highlight the challenges of managing church volunteers, emphasizing kindness and understanding.
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Spiritual Growth

The Hidden Sovereignty: 

The Bible, with the Holy Spirit’s guidance, helps believers discern truth and resist deception. Cultivating discernment involves daily Bible reading, memorization, prayerful reflection, and mentorship.
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Devotion

Our pendulum may swing, but Jesus is our balance.

Stephen’s testimony to the council highlights their failure to understand God’s message, culminating in the murder of Jesus, the Righteous One. This serves as a reminder of humanity’s need for Jesus’ saving grace.
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Quotes

“God is most glorified in us…”

Biblical Christian worldview on “Super Christians” who actively pursue peace, mercy, and community to glorify God.
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Lighter Side

Thinking About Going To Church?

The article provides a humorous take on what to expect when attending church for the first time, particularly during the holiday season.
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In the News

Why Christians Hide their Faith

Four basic reasons, yet perhaps things are changing in Christian forthrightness.
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Devotion

Are you worshiping God or another?

The verse from Luke 1:16 is discussed, questioning the need for Zacharias to turn the children of Israel back to God. We need to reflect on their own faith journey and encourage others to align their actions with their calling from God.
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Quotes

“Our greatest fear should not be of failure…

A Biblical Christian worldview perspective on success and failure is explored. The author reflects on a personal business failure that led to a positive spiritual journey, emphasizing the importance of seeking God’s kingdom over worldly success.
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Lighter Side

A Christian perspective on Killing

The article explores the complex relationship between murder and killing from a Biblical Christian Worldview. It examines the differing translations of the Sixth Commandment and highlights instances where God condones execution for specific crimes.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

No Room for Jesus

Believers risk spiritual dryness by crowding Jesus out of their lives. We need to prioritize Jesus daily through prayer, worship, and reflection.
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Devotion

This should be a season of joy.

The verse from Luke 2:4 is shared, prompting reflection on Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem before Jesus’ birth. The focus is on preparing for Christmas, encouraging a focus on Jesus’ arrival rather than external preparations. The message urges prioritizing Jesus in the coming days and experiencing the joy of the season.
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Quick Posts

Jesus: The Touchable God

Jesus, as God incarnate, bridges the gap between humanity and God, challenging traditional perceptions of God as distant and angry.
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Q/A

Question #50: What does Christ’s resurrection mean for us?

Christ’s resurrection offers hope for believers, promising new life and eternal life. Those who trust in Christ will be resurrected, while those who don’t will face everlasting death.
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In the News

Do the $uicideboy$ Love Jesus?

The $uicideboy$, a New Orleans-based rap duo, shifted from dark, occult-themed music to openly sharing their Christian faith after overcoming struggles.
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Devotion

Get “You” out of yourself.

Galatians 2:20 is discussed, highlighting the transformation that occurs when one is crucified with Christ. The extent of His life within us is determined by our faith in Him. The author encourages readers to examine what in their lives needs to be crucified to allow Christ to live more fully through them.
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In the News

Saturday, December 13th, 2025

Biblical Christian Worldview various news stories, including the origins of Santa Claus, the construction of a Hindu idol in North Carolina, and the use of AI in sermon preparation. We also delves into topics like the popularity of Christmas trees, the growth of a church in Atlanta, and the impact of AI on religious practices.
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Quick Posts

Parable of the Weeds

From a human perspective, we have a choice to be good seed or weeds.
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Lighter Side

Bad At Praying? Here Are 11 Surefire Ways To Improve Your Prayer Life

A 2025 Pew Research study shows a decline in daily prayer among Americans, with 44% praying daily compared to 58% in 2007. The decline is attributed to an increase in the “religiously unaffiliated” and a general decrease in prayer frequency across various Christian denominations.
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Spiritual Growth

The Threshold of the Certainty of Faith

Faith is certainty based on a relationship with Jesus. The author shares his journey of overcoming doubt through faith.
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Devotion

Your body, a temple to the Holy Spirit.

The story of Daniel and his friends, who chose vegetables and water over the king’s delicacies, is used to illustrate that God honors those who make difficult choices for Him.
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Quick Posts

Is the success of Socialism…

The article contrasts government-mandated redistribution with voluntary Christian giving, arguing that government overreach in social programs replaces private support, leading to inefficiencies and potential fraud.
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Lighter Side

Is God Missing?

Theology on the Lighter Side - along with a serious point. Twin seven-year-old boys were always getting into...
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Devotion

Don’t be stuck in fear or frustration.

Peter and the disciples, frustrated after a night of unsuccessful fishing, are advised by Jesus to cast their nets on the other side of the boat. This results in an abundant catch, illustrating how Jesus’ grace and abundance can overcome impatience, stubbornness, and failure.
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Quick Posts

Love Your Neighbor

A reader dismissed Jesus’ teachings beyond “love one another,” prompting the author to emphasize salvation through God’s grace and Jesus’ sacrifice, not just love.
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Lighter Side

Mission Trip Video Indicates No Actual Work Got Done

Short-term mission trips foster personal growth, community impact, and evangelism, enabling individuals to deepen their faith and actively participate in the Great Commission.
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Spiritual Growth

If I’m Dead to Sin, Why Must I Kill It Every Day?

Believers are both dead to sin and called to actively resist it daily. This paradox reflects the tension between positional and progressive sanctification, requiring believers to maintain alignment with their identity and witness to the world.
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Devotion

Don’t be afraid to draw near to others.

Shepherds, initially afraid of an angelic encounter, remind us to embrace unexpected interactions, especially during Christmas, a time of divine gifts.
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Quick Posts

It Took a Baby

The Virgin Birth emphasizes Jesus’ divine nature and God’s extraordinary intervention in human history.
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Lighter Side

Law and Order at Christmas

The article discusses the importance of obeying laws based on a Biblical Christian Worldview, referencing Romans 13:1-7 and Acts 5:29.
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Spiritual Growth

Stewardship: Legacy as Our Outcome

Legacy is not about material possessions but about the spiritual and relational impact we leave on others. It is shaped by our daily choices and actions, and it is passed down through generations. It is not about us but about those we leave behind in the hopes they too will follow our moral foundations in this life and into the next, to Heaven.
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Devotion

The Lord never breaks His promises.

The verse from Mark 14:29 highlights Peter’s promise to Jesus, which he couldn’t keep. The story of the 1970 Marshall University football team tragedy illustrates the difficulty of keeping promises. God’s covenant is sealed with His blood, not dependent on human promises, and we should trust Him completely.
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Quick Posts

Artificial Intelligence in the Third World

The article explores AI’s impact on third-world countries, highlighting vulnerability to attacks and the potential for an emerging future one-world government.
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Q/A

Question #49: Where is Christ now?

Christ rose bodily from the grave, rules his kingdom, and intercedes for us until his return to judge and renew the world.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Leaving the World Unchanged

The article emphasizes the importance of living out one’s faith through compassion and service to others, rather than solely defending religious beliefs or ideologies. It argues that true Christianity is demonstrated through actions that reflect Christ’s love and kindness, particularly towards the vulnerable. The ultimate question for Christians is not about their impact on society or politics, but about the difference they made in the lives of individuals.
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Devotion

Be thankful for others.

Thanksgiving, often overshadowed by the commercialization of the holiday season, should be a time of gratitude and reflection. The author encourages readers to resist the trend of prioritizing shopping over giving thanks and to focus on appreciating blessings and expressing gratitude to others.
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In the News

Saturday December 6th, 2025

A variety of Christian news stories are covered, including a global celebration in Jordan marking 2,000 years since Jesus’ baptism, a Texas Tech University System restriction on teaching race and gender topics, and a study showing increased religious activity among active-duty military personnel. Other stories highlight declining support for Israel among young US Evangelicals, rising antisemitism linked to the End Times, and the impact of the TV series “The Chosen” on viewers’ faith.
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Spiritual Growth

Ask And Keep On Asking

Jesus commanded us to ask and keep on asking in faith, not nag out of selfish desires. We should align our prayers with God’s will, seeking His kingdom and daily provision, rather than material wealth.
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In the News

The Reality of Jesus’s Birth

The article critiques the commercialized portrayal of Jesus’s birth, emphasizing the hardships faced by Mary and Joseph and suggesting it distracts from the true significance of the event.
Derek Hastings -
Spiritual Growth

Thinking of Reading the Bible in a Year?

A time-bound plan, like a 60- or 90-day Bible reading plan, helps readers grasp the full storyline of Scripture and cultivate a deeper hunger for God’s Word.
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Devotion

Which God are you listening to?

The verse from Psalm 118:22 is used to illustrate how the religious leaders of Jesus’ time, despite their expertise, failed to recognize Him as their Savior. The message emphasizes the importance of prioritizing God’s love and grace over worldly advice and opinions, even in the face of human opinions and cultural influences.
Rich Holt -
Lighter Side

Man and Woman—Interchangeable or Complementary?

Theology on the Lighter Side - Eve came from the rib of Adam At Sunday School they were...
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