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Have you heard what I heard?
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There are some moments which are 'heavier' than others. Certainly what the shepherds heard and saw just outside of Bethlehem was one of them. And that moment should be equally significant to us now.
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When people open the pages of the Scripture, they are commonly searching for answers to questions. However, some portions of the Bible can lead us into greater, unsolvable mysteries. The Advent season places one such mystery right before us.
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One of my struggles is resting and fully being present with my children just for sake of relationship. I am easily distracted by the work that I believe should be done. Can you relate to that? Does that sound similar to your desire for a relationship with God? His desire is to be WITH you!
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Whether I am spiritually lifted upon the mountaintops or emotionally walking through the valley, He longs for me, and for all of His people, to exalt the reality that He remains fixed in His role as Lord!
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What does it mean to abide in God? Perhaps Jesus' own example may help us understand how to live that out each day.
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As Christians, we know that we should be creatures who enjoy the warmth of the light of Jesus. But it can be very difficult to understand practically what actually means.
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Recently, our family watched one of my favorite movies, ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.’ I’m drawn to the Narnia series because of the powerful and allegorical ways in which the author, C. S. Lewis, depicts spiritual realities. For example, his depiction of the Creator and Savior of the world as Aslan the...
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Our twins are in a phase of development where, instead of enjoying various books or movies, they often like to repeat the ones they know. For example, rarely does a day go by when they don’t ask to watch ether ‘Fireman Sam: Heroes in the Storm’ or ‘Cars 3.’ Our family has become so familiar with these...
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As we have been focusing on prayer through this year, my eyes have been on the lookout for various prayers that are offered to the Lord from the various writers of Scripture. This week, I was struck by the prayer which the Apostle Paul prayed for the church of the Thessalonians at the end of chapter 3.
He wrote, “May the Lord...
