How to Handle Rejection When Sharing Your Faith
The Bible tells us how to respond when we are rejected for sharing the gospel.
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Foods for High Cholesterol — Does Changing What You Eat Actually Make a Difference?
Hearing "your cholesterol is high" at a checkup sends your mind in a few different directions.I'm probably not at the medication stage yet, right?Would cutting back on greasy food be enough?Am I stuck eating salad for the rest of my life?Living in the U.S. can make changing your diet feel...
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When Obedience Feels Too Small to Matter — Brother Andrew's God's Smuggler
You're sitting in the car outside the place you're supposed to go into. Engine off. Keys still in your hand. You've rehearsed what you'll say, and it still doesn't feel like enough, and some part of you is hoping something — anything — will happen so you don't have to...
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Build Something…for Jesus
Nehemiah offers us some great lessons on how to approach and build a big project.
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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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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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Connie Harper
Connie has been writing almost her entire life. She's been a follower of Christ most of her life, also. When her two life passions converged, she found the work Christ had predestined for her to do. Connie loves to share her faith and life experiences in hopes of giving others encouragement, comfort, and a more faith-filled outlook on everyday life. Connie raised two children while working in the medical field. She and her husband live in North Georgia with dog, Bella Grace and horse, Picasso.