Build Something…for Jesus
Nehemiah offers us some great lessons on how to approach and build a big project.
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Nancy C. WilliamsGreg Laurie
What Christians Should Do as We Wait for Jesus' Return
Jesus is coming back. We don’t know when, but we know He’s coming! Let us wait for Him with anticipation and use each day wisely...
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Sheryl H. Boldt
When We Don’t Want To “Count It All Joy”
Being joyful in tribulation isn’t about being happy when bad things happen. Rather, we can have confidence that, through it all, we can grow in spiritual maturity by abiding in God’s presence through prayer and Bible reading. Furthermore, finding joy in trials sets a believer apart from the rest of the world. It allows those around us to see the gospel hope within us.
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When Christians Don’t Get Along: How the Gospel Calls Us to Unity
Disagreements among believers are nothing new. But as members of God’s family and coworkers in the gospel, we are called to something greater than division.
7 min readNadia Arensdorf
Wisdom When the Waves Toss and Turn
If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given to him. – James 1:5 (ESV)When I was in grad school, my bedtime was 2 a.m. I was consumed with writing an academic thesis that took immense amounts...
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Jay Garden
When Chopin Suffered: Illness, Isolation, and the Story Behind the Preludes
In the winter of 1838, Frédéric Chopin traveled to Majorca with George Sand, hoping to find relief for his fragile health. Instead, he entered a season marked by hardship and uncertainty. Yet from this difficult chapter of his life emerged some of the most profound and enduring music he would...
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